C50 Meng Xia Ye Described How Difficult It Was to Seize the Blood of His Kin

In ancient times, it was a bloody fight face to face, with a broad knife cutting and stabbing, and then a large chunk of flesh and blood... It was inevitable to witness the horror with one's own eyes. There were strong and weak willpower among humans. Even the soldiers could not help but feel fear. Moreover, because the princes of the righteous path were all cruel and brutal, the entire army of the Great Zhou did not think that there would be no hope of survival after this battle. They even agreed with the mourning of the soldiers.

The low morale of the generals was clear, and they understood the reason why the saddened soldiers were defeated. He wanted to surrender but was also worried about being slaughtered like this. He was thinking about whether the high official title that Fu Qii Liufeng had promised him was effective. Then, they received the letter of persuasion. He also saw that the letter of persuasion wrote that the person who came was the Imperial Advisor's disciple. He also promised that the official salary that he had promised before would still be counted. He was immediately overjoyed.

After personally coming to the front of the stronghold to negotiate, the general said, "We need to see the King of Justice, Ji Jiang Wang Ling, to avoid the death of the soldiers. If you want to return to your hometown, please do not stop us." Of course, Ji Cheng agreed, and immediately drove his horse back to the camp to report the situation.

Ji Jiang and Qii Liufeng were waiting for this to happen. They immediately took out the Wang Ling they had prepared earlier, and Ji Cheng respectfully carried him back to the stronghold. After the general received the order, he promised to offer the mountain three days later at noon. He didn't say anything.

These three days had to be given. The 130 thousand troops and 13 people's hearts had been persuaded to unite, and it had all been done by the general himself. Ji Cheng did not rush them. He only said, "Three days later, I will personally welcome the general." He immediately rode his horse and left.

After returning to the camp, Ji Jiang was a little worried. He was afraid that the southerners would be lenient to him. He pretended to surrender, but suddenly attacked the camp. Ji Cheng stood in front of him and said with a strong voice, "In these three days, Ji Cheng will lead three thousand troops to defend the camp. If Great Zhou violates the promise and invades, Ji Cheng will be the first to bear the brunt."

Ji Jiang silently stared at the Twelve Children. He suddenly realized that this child was completely different from before. His entire body was filled with a noble aura. This momentum also hid a dense domineering aura that could not be concealed. He subconsciously looked at the Imperial Advisor beside him. "What do you think, Imperial Advisor?"

Of course, this question was not about guarding the camp. Qii Liufeng raised his eyebrows and slightly waved his hand to let Ji Cheng withdraw first. "The Twelve Princes, please go and order the soldiers to guard the barracks." After Ji Cheng left, he said meaningfully, "Why don't you take a look..." After a pause, he said, "Mount Mantang is not in our hands, and the war is ever-changing. Let's not talk about three days. There will be many changes in a day."

When Ji Jiang heard this, he deeply agreed. "The Grand Marshal of the army is after all the leader of the army. We cannot be careless."

Qii Liufeng stroked his beard and smiled. "The King has great foresight. This Qi admires you." A tall hat was sent over at just the right time.

The Imperial Advisor rarely praised others. Even though Ji Jiang was the master, he had known him for many years and had gained many beautiful things. It just so happened that the phrase "far-sighted Ji Jiang knows was used to describe the Lord. The Imperial Advisor praises me too much." In addition, there was hope for Mount Tangtang to be subdued. The Great Zheng King was really overjoyed at this moment. What a joyous occasion.

That night, Ji Cheng received a report from a scout horse. He said that there were tens of thousands of Zhou soldiers at the back of Mt. Mang, and they were retreating in the direction of Zhang Province. When Ji Cheng heard this, he was delighted and worried again.

The tens of thousands of soldiers who had retreated should not be willing to surrender. They did not send out troops to pick a camp and did not choose to retreat to Zhang Province because there were no more problems. This was a joy. Master once said that he had to take down Zhang Province to be able to secure the position of Grand Marshal. Now that Mt. Mang had retreated to Zhang Province, he had added tens of thousands of troops for no reason. Furthermore, they were all people who could not submit to power and wealth. They would rather die than surrender. It would be more difficult for them to attack in the future. This was a worry.

In the past, they hid behind the princes and did not attract any attention. If there was anything, they could go to the Imperial Advisor's tent. Now, he had persuaded Mt. Mang to surrender. He was filled with jealousy and hatred. He did not dare to expose his personal relationship with the Imperial Advisor. Once Ji Jiang suspected that something big would happen, it would be difficult for him to succeed.

Just as he was anxious, a soldier came to report that deputy Meng Xia wanted to see him. He hurriedly invited Meng Xia into the tent and politely made way for him. "General Meng came late at night. Is it for the tens of thousands of troops retreating from Mt. Mang?"

"That's right." When Meng Xia entered the tent, he saw the anxiety on Ji Cheng's face. He knew that he had come right. "I have come to discuss with His Royal Highness about attacking Zhangzhou and taking over the capital."

The two stood up at the same time and walked to the table, pushing open the map and pointing at the two hills around Zhang Province. It meant that these few hills were the battlefield where he would fight in the future. After a moment of silence, Meng Xia said, "Zhang Province is the gateway to the capital, and there is no longer any barrier to taking down Zhang Province's capital. The general guarding this place is a loyal general, and he must lead his troops to defend it with all his might. Everyone knows that this battle is not easy to win. " As he spoke, he raised his eyes. "All the reinforcements from the Great Zhou have been sent to Mt. Mang. Your Highness, just remember this. "

Ji Cheng pondered for a moment and understood Meng Xia's intentions. "General Meng is advising me not to be radical and slowly make the plan the best?"

Meng Xia nodded, then pointed at the map and made a plan. "Although this mountain is dangerous, it is a barren mountain, and it only has a water source." He pointed to another area. "Our army sent five thousand soldiers to cut off the water source here. The Zhou army will defend this place even if it is dangerous. It will be chaos."

It was hard to guard against thieves in the Yan family. This was Meng Xia's current actions. He was originally a citizen of Zhang Province, so he was very familiar with the topography of this region. After some planning, Ji Cheng exclaimed, "If that's the case, then it won't be difficult to conquer this Zhang Province."

"We can't let our guard down." Meng Xia thought about it seriously, "Thinking about the Cloud Box Pass, the soldiers fought with the civilians for half a year..."

Ji Cheng did not respond. The tragedy of the three passes was the scar that he did not want to think about the most and also the scar that he did not want to mention. He covered it up with fake whistles and brought the topic back to the Battle of Zhang Province.

Although this person had the same mind and mind, he was still young. It was not an exaggeration for a eighteen or nineteen year old youth to choose to endure and escape when faced with the fact that he was powerless to resist. If it was an emperor, then it would be a huge mistake. It was just that at this moment, Ji Cheng didn't notice the weakness of his temperament. Not only that, he didn't notice it. Qii Liufeng and the few young generals beside him also did not notice it.

Because of this, Qii Liufeng thought of all kinds of ways to make him avoid the trouble that he had predicted earlier, and then he said something else.