Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

No matter how hard Zhao Yun tried, he was still a step too late. By the time his navy arrived, the Jiangdong navy had already disappeared.

When he saw Huang Zhong, he was shocked.

In the cabin, a group of military doctors cut open his blood-stained armor and carefully sewed up the wound.

Huang Zhong had seven or eight wounds on his chest and back, the deepest of which was only three inches away from his back.

If that man's swordsmanship had been more accurate at that time, how could Huang Zhong have survived?

Zhao Yun couldn't help but get a little angry at this. They had been colleagues for several years and had become close friends regardless of age. "Why was General Han Sheng injured so badly?"

On the sickbed, Huang Zhong waved his hands nonchalantly, "Zilong, don't be angry. It's nothing. It's nothing. Alas! I'm old and useless. I have the great commander-in-chief's brilliant plan, but I still end up in such a mess. It's embarrassing. Fortunately, Sun Ce is more seriously injured than me, and he wants to rely on the advantage of numbers to besiege me. Why should I be afraid? I just feel a little ashamed of the commander-in-chief and have no face to report the battle."

Zhao Yun understood immediately.

Huang Zhong's words: I am very strong, Sun Ce sent people to besiege me, otherwise I would have died. It is not my fault, it is just that the enemy is too cunning. Anyway, you, Zhao Yun, heard it, so you have to help me convey my achievements. I should be praised for my bravery in battle, not have my reputation damaged because of my unfavorable battle.

After this series of operations, the cold-faced Zhao Yun almost broke through the defense.

It's already this time, and this old man is still thinking about his reputation.

What if Zhao Yun doesn't help to relay the message?

Everyone in the Wei army knew that Huang Zhong was as brave as a tiger. Wasn't this injury enough to prove his determination to fight?

The reason why he asked Zhao Yun to deliver the battle report was that he just wanted to use Zhao Yun's mouth to brag about his own achievements, so as to avoid someone taking over the position of the commander of the Youlong Camp because of his injury.

The older you get, the more pretentious you become!

But Zhao Yun had to respond.

"General Han Sheng, you have taken all the credit for this first battle, and you still say you are too embarrassed to accept the report. Well, you can just focus on recovering from your injuries, and the Grand Commander will take care of it."

"Hahaha, then I'll have to trouble Zilong. By the way, Youlong Camp has fought a great battle and needs to rest. The military defense of Chibi Ferry will be temporarily handed over to Zilong."

"That's natural."

This day.

Zhang Wu was in a daze in the camp. Below, Cao Zhi was carefully copying the personnel transfers from various parties. Whenever he saw a familiar name, he would happily read the details of the transfer to Zhang Wu alone.

Zhang Wu ignored him, so he just sat there having fun.

As descendants of Boss Cao, the second generation of Cao actually have the blood of war flowing in their bones to a greater or lesser extent.

In his early years, Cao Cao was the prime minister of Jinan. When he was cracking down on corruption, he offended the powerful people in the court.

So the court issued an edict to transfer Cao Cao to be the governor of Dongjun, but Cao Cao refused to accept the title.

One of the important reasons was that the powerful people in Dongjun were too powerful, and Cao Cao felt that he could not afford to offend them, so he hid away to avoid disaster.

Later, until Emperor Lingdi set up the Xiyuan Army, he made a move and Boss Cao ran over happily.

If this is the case with my father, my sons will be affected to some extent.

In the past, Cao Zhi's impression was that of a playboy who could only rap. At best, he had some talent, perhaps because he inherited Boss Cao's good bloodline.

In fact, that's because he was not placed in the right environment.

It had only been two months since Cao Zhi was appointed as the chief clerk, but he was already able to manage the military affairs of an entire battalion in good order.

If you don’t really love it, who can learn so quickly?

Report! ! ~~

Outside the tent, a messenger rushed in and knelt on one knee in front of Zhang Wu: "Report to the Grand Commander, the Prime Minister is here."

Prime Minister?

Zhang Wu subconsciously thought of Cao Cao, and stood up to go out of the tent to greet him.

Suddenly I felt something was wrong.

His father-in-law is already the emperor, how could he still be the prime minister? The current prime minister should be Xun Yu! Did Cao Cao just throw Xun Yu to him?

I was stunned when I saw it.

"Why does Ziqian look so surprised? Does he dislike Xun Yu?"

"Oh, you're not too old to come. Why are you all here in Jiangxia to steal my job instead of listening to your father-in-law's teachings in Xiangyang?"

When Cao Zhi saw the visitor, he immediately stood up and greeted him: "I am Cao Zhi, honored to meet the Prime Minister, the Minister of the Chancellery, and the Minister of State Affairs, Guo."

He immediately stood up and greeted the other two: "Kong Ming, Shi Yuan."

There were five people who came with one mind, namely Xun Yu, Xun You, Guo Jia, Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong.

Also, because Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong had studied in the prime minister's residence, Cao Zhi was familiar with them, so he greeted them as equals.

Guo Jia first patted Cao Zhi on the shoulder and said, "Third Young Master, you have made great progress. When will you come with me to Zuihonglou to play?"

Today, Cao Zhi is already the third prince of the Wei Dynasty, but the elder Cao family members still call him "Young Master", which not only represents seniority but also indicates intimacy.

"Uh"

"Foolish Guo, stop joking with Zijian. Tell me, what are you doing here?"

"Oh! ~ Isn't the lord afraid that you will be reckless and lose to the handsome Zhou Lang from Jiangdong? That's why he asked a few of us to come and help you. As for Xiangyang, don't my father-in-law and Jia Wenhe listen to the lord's teachings? I think the lord will not feel lonely."

what is this?

All the top strategists who had good relations with him were dumped in Jiangxia.

For a moment, Zhang Wu even felt a little sympathy for Zhou Yu.

In front of the top think tank of Wei Dynasty, how many heads does that kid need to have to deal with them?

Poor baby.

"What did my father-in-law say? When will he come to supervise the battle?"

"My lord said that Zhang Manzi is both brave and resourceful. It would be a waste of time to kill a chicken by sitting in the Yangtze River. He will not come to join in the fun. He will come to support you after you cross the Yangtze River."

After everyone sat down in turn, Cao Zhi automatically downgraded himself to a servant serving tea and water.

His position as chief clerk was taken away by Guo Jia. He flipped through the military records and was amazed:

"Zijian's name is indeed very impressive, but the content of this record is a bit unbearable to read."

"Ah?" Cao Zhi looked pale.

He wanted to ask Zhang Wu how the work of the chief clerk should be carried out specifically.

The problem was that Zhang Wu’s rejection was too blunt—he had never done it, so he didn’t know.

Now he was crossing the river by groping the stones, so it was inevitable that he would be laughed at by Guo Jia.

"Please give me some advice, Mr. Guo."

General Guo Jia casually threw the note on the table: "The so-called record of important events should be arranged in chronological order and expanded by events. For example, if you record General Zilong's statement on behalf of General Huang Lao, there is no need to record it in such detail. Whoever listens to it will not want to sleep. Just write 'Zhong Tuoyun represents his merits, fights bravely, burns more than 200 enemy ships, and Commander Youlong is injured. It is recommended that the Marshal replace Commander Youlong'."

"General Zhao praised General Huang in his battle report and said that General Huang only needed to rest for a while and there was no need to change the commander. I am just a small clerk. If I make such a suggestion, Generals Zhao and Huang will definitely fight me to the death."

"Stupid, you are just the chief clerk under the Grand Commander. You have no say on whether to replace Commander Youlong or not. You only need to give the most reasonable suggestions. No one else can see this record except Zhang Manzi. Even if Zhang Manzi really replaced Commander Youlong for this reason, would Generals Zhao and Huang dare to fight him to the death?"

Guo Jia didn't care how hard Huang Zhong fought. As a pure strategist, he only looked at the results.

The result was that both sides fought a fierce battle, suffered casualties on both sides, and the injured commander should be replaced.

It is impossible to expect Guo Jia to be worldly-wise in military matters.

Now he is just serving under Zhang Wu and has no real job. Whenever he has the power of appointment and dismissal, Huang Zhong will definitely be replaced.

This was said to Cao Zhi, but it might also be said to Zhang Wu.