Everyone’s thoughts are obviously different.

Emperor Liu Xie worked hard and thought a lot, but once he entered the implementation stage, some deviations would occur due to the collision between ideals and reality...

Xi Xi’s suggestion is actually not very well-intentioned.

For Xi Liu, compiling history is not a purpose, but more like a form of identification.

Just like football in later generations.

Later men's football teams proved that the market economy is not omnipotent.

Compared with the current salary reductions and delays in the Han Dynasty, of course, profitable business is more important. How much money can you get from revising history?

How much money can you get if you risk your life for the emperor?

And then in the club, ah, bah, how much money can you get for playing a friendly match in front of the Yingchuan kids?

Even if you really go to great lengths for the emperor, what if you are injured? Because of the serious injury, you withdraw from the court queue, who will bear the loss?

Anyway, being a history editor is just an identity. Of course, when you swear an oath in front of the emperor, you are extremely serious. When you actually go into battle, I look at it. The sun is too strong during the day, the light is not enough at night, it is too sunny on a sunny day, and it is too slippery on a rainy day...

But it's impossible to lose the title of "Revising History"...

It is impossible to write history in a serious way, it is just a matter of doing it here and there.

But after having this status, the net worth can be higher, so Xi Li is not really thinking from the perspective of the emperor. He just wants such a national team, uh, the status of compilation of history, and then the work of compilation of history will naturally

The sooner it's over, the better. It's best to wander around for a while before going home, so Xi Lu found the excuse of "offering captives" to short-circuit the matter in front of him, and secondly, it was a show of his face, and then he really ended up

Now, my hair is not messy, and I don’t have to work too hard. After finishing the game, I can still walk home and play with my mobile phone. Phew, playing with women, ahem, no, I just need to take a good rest and reflect...

It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, what matters is participation.

The spirit of participation is important.

As for the Emperor Liu Xie, he was also very helpless. He thought that he had to establish such a name first, otherwise he would not even be able to gather the people. But in fact, this is just a falsehood that has been formed for him over the years.

It's just cognition. He didn't dare to break the original restrictions, so naturally he could only be limited by these rules and regulations.

It's just that these matters are all follow-up issues. As for the current war between Cao Cao and Sun Quan, it is indeed as Xi Lu speculated that Cao Cao won a great victory?

It's unnecessary.

Cao Cao was considered victorious, but it didn't count.

Sun Quan is also not considered a failure.

But what’s interesting is that whether it’s Cao Cao or Sun Quan, both sides are claiming victory. Just like the men’s football team of later generations, even if they are at the bottom of the group and are beaten to pieces, they will still declare with a smile what style they have promoted.

, showing what kind of spirit is the same.

This is a war in the mind, and both sides have won!

Cao Cao said that he played well, Sun Quan said that his family played well...

Well, actually what happened is this. In order to transport the wealth back to Jiangdong, Sun Quan greatly reduced the number of ships that could be used for combat. It also made it impossible to respond to troops in time during the battle, control the water network area, and hinder

Cao Jun's attack, so after Sun Quan received Zhou Yu's letter, he was inspired and sent people to take the sea route, bypassing the frontal fighting area, and put a seal to express his loyalty and the so-called "Qingjun side" for the emperor.

, sent to Xu County.

Interestingly, this seal was intercepted on the way before being sent to the emperor.

Just like intercepting the prisoners coming from Guanzhong, Sun Quan's seal cannot be delivered directly to Liu Xie.

Although everyone from Cao Cao to Xun Yu knew that Sun Quan was full of nonsense in the chapter, it was like a fart, but this fart also had some flavor...

The letter can be sent to Xu County bypassing the front, which means that if Sun Quan is determined, he can also bypass the Guangling Xiapi front and land directly at the rear of Cao Jun!

Of course, as Cao Cao and Xun Yu, it was impossible for them to know that the Sun family's ships were actually transporting goods back to Jiangdong, and they could not transport them at the moment. Moreover, taking the sea route was not that easy for the Sun family's current ships.

A small fleet is easy to say, but if it were to be large, everything would be quite troublesome. This is just like in a battlefield on land, where it is easy for a small force to infiltrate, but the advance of a large force is greatly restricted.

But the problem is that neither Cao Cao nor Xun Yu dare to gamble, or they don't have much capital to gamble at the moment.

You must know that this idiot from the Sun family sailed ships in history, not only to Liaodong in the north, but also to Wanwan and Jiaozhi in the south!

If you really force the fool to break the pot, send ships to bypass the front, and then invade the rear, even a small team cannot attack the city and capture the ground, but what about burning the wheat fields? What about destroying facilities? What about attacking caravans?

The only navy Cao Cao has on hand is in Jingzhou, and it is a second-level unit, belonging to the descending army series. There is no navy at all in other places. At most, there are only some civilian ships used to transport supplies. If

When encountering the Jiangdong navy, there is really nothing we can do if they don't respect martial ethics.

Therefore, after Xun Yu intercepted Sun Quan's seal, he felt very embarrassed after thinking about it, and then hurriedly contacted Cao Cao...

Cao Cao was on the front line. Although he won the battle in Ling County and conquered Ling County, there were originally no people in Ling County, and all valuable things had been looted long ago, so he got a piece of nothing.

The land is fruitful, indeed it is, but it is said that it is beneficial, it is true that it is not.

Especially at the end of the Lingxian battle, although Zhu Ran's attack was successfully repelled and many soldiers from Jiangdong were killed, many soldiers from Jiangdong were still able to escape. At the same time, it also showed the advantage of Jiangdong's soldiers on waterways.

Cao Jun cannot control the waterway, or in other words, the entire waterway. Even if it is stuck at a certain point, there is no guarantee that it will be able to stop the Jiangdong Navy. As long as the Jiangdong Navy does not disembark, Cao Jun will most of the time defeat the Jiangdong Navy.

Method.

The range of ordinary bows and arrows is limited, and trebuchets and the like are much slower than ships. If it is like the middle and upper reaches of a river, and the river surface is not wide, there are more or less methods, such as in the lower reaches of the river, or in the swampy lake area. It is really true.

Look at the boat and sigh.

In addition to combat reasons, Cao Cao's side is also under great economic pressure. Although it is a good thing to have more soldiers and generals, military expenditures are an astonishing amount. You must know that under Cao Cao,

The proportion of soldiers in the field is also not small, just like Cao Cao's rear camp is the army of General Ren Jun in the field, and there will be busy summer and autumn harvest, if the battle continues...

Money, a penny can't help a hero. Cao Cao naturally has no worries about food and drink, but what about the soldiers under his command and the people under his direct jurisdiction? Originally, Yin ate Mao grain. If the economy worsened again, Cao Cao really couldn't imagine what would happen.

Look.

After weighing many factors, both Cao Cao and Xun Yu felt that they should give up when they saw fit. After all, although Cao Cao's army said they had lost Guangling, originally Guangling was not within Cao Cao's direct jurisdiction, and they had defeated Taishan's army in succession, killing them.

Chang Xi crippled Yin Li and greatly weakened Qing Xu's threat. At the same time, he also took the opportunity to oppress the Chen family in Xiapi, which dealt a serious blow to the Chen family's strength.

In terms of record, they defeated Zhou Tai, defeated Xie Zan, and defeated Zhu Ran, which is also remarkable. Therefore, the two sides have temporarily suspended the truce and divided Guangling into two, which is a relatively acceptable result.

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After all, even if he continues to attack, it doesn't make much sense. Cao Cao doesn't have a boat now. If Sun Quan greases his feet and runs away in a boat, Cao Cao can only look at the river and sigh helplessly. As for why the dividing line is not drawn on the Yangtze River, it is

Because Guangling itself has been abandoned, so much more land is meaningless. In addition, if it is governed across the river, Cao Cao does not have a naval force to defend Jiangdong, so it is better to release a section of the area, which is equivalent to a strong wall and clearing the country, so that even if the Jiangdong army wants to advance

, and could not get any supplies from Guangling.

So Cao Cao used the name of the Emperor to send an envoy to express a truce between the two sides, and promoted Sun Quan to a higher level, from a fifth-grade miscellaneous general who was not very popular, to a fourth-grade miscellaneous general who was also not very popular.

Pinglu Zhonglang General, and then secretly warned Sun Quan that young people should practice martial ethics and use mouse tail juice...

On Sun Quan's side, it is indeed "somewhat difficult" to expand the results.

Zhou Tai was seriously injured, which made Sun Quan feel heartbroken...

Xie Zan was also injured, which made Sun Quan so angry that his nose almost became crooked.

Zhou Tai's injury was really injured, and he came back with blood. If it weren't for Zhou Tai's phoenix attribute blessing, well, or if he was lucky to a certain extent, he might not have died on the front line! And even this time the injury could

After recovery, let’s not talk about whether there are any hidden dangers. Just talking about the recovery period, don’t think about going to war in the next two years.

Compared with Zhou Tai's, Xie Zan's injury was like child's play. Sun Quan even doubted whether Xie Zan's injury would have healed automatically if he had arrived a little later. The bandage was quite large, and his voice was extremely weak.

But his face was rosy. According to Sun Quan's private investigation, Xie Zan could eat and sleep freely...

Then Zhu Ran also failed.

Sun Quan didn't have too many opinions on Zhu Ran's failure. After all, Zhu Ran was facing Cao Cao. It would be best to win, and it would be normal to lose. However, the war equipment Cao Cao displayed during the battle was

But it sounded the alarm for Sun Quan.

On the one hand, there are not enough ships, and on the other hand, defending the city on land may not be the opponent of Cao Jun's siege equipment. Under such circumstances, Sun Quan, who is strong on the outside and capable on the inside, has to curb his other majestic ambitions in the face of the cold reality.

It's an inevitable choice.

At the same time, like Cao Cao, Sun Quan was also threatened in the rear in addition to the frontal battlefield...

Sometimes, a person's position does not represent that person's ability, but under certain conditions, the level of the position will affect many issues.

Sun Jian was just a Polu general before, and although Sun Quan claimed to be the lord of Jiangdong, in fact, his previous position was still a low-ranking fifth-grade miscellaneous title. Such a title caused Sun Quan to have insufficient influence on some matters in Jiangdong, because in some cases

Relatively speaking, relatively closed areas, especially those over mountains, were somewhat disapproving when they heard that he was just a general with a random name, and a fifth-grade general.

Many Shangyue said, "I think back then, I fought against General Pingnan and General Duliao. How good of a general is General Polu now?"

In addition, the Sun family is considered an outsider. For Jiangdong scholars, it is not only the difference between outsiders and locals, but also the feeling of domination and oppression. This leads to this contradictory relationship at certain times.

Not only will it affect Sun Quan's rule, it will even lead to the subsequent development of Jiangdong.

Therefore, it is not surprising that the Shanyue and Jiangdong gentry caused some problems to pull Sun Quan's crotch. But this time Sun Quan has been promoted to a level. I don't know if he can still party and drink after returning to the army. He laughed.

come out?

Putting aside Sun Quan's subsequent actions, on the southeastern coast of the Han Dynasty, besides Sun Quan, there was another person who was also very interested in overseas voyages.

After Liu Bei arrived in Jiaozhi, drove away Shi Xie, and officially took office as the prefect of Jiaozhi, he also began to have some interest in the two large local ports.

In Jiaozhi, because the fields are relatively barren and the sea breeze blows, the planting industry is not as developed as inland. Moreover, there has been a custom of fishing boats out to sea since ancient times. In addition, Liu Bei learned from Fei Qian that he traveled from Jiaozhi to Jiaozhi.

There is also a large area of ​​land suitable for farming in the south, with two or even three crops a year, which naturally made Liu Bei pay some extra attention to navigation technology.
To be continued...