I live in Beihai Jun Nanhai [Rebirth]

The child has already been born, and it is impossible to stuff another one back. It is not that the king has never thought about killing one and keeping the other, but let alone reluctance to give up after the country, even he himself can't help it.

Therefore, the king broke the precedent and divided the secret technique into two, the first nine steps were passed on to his daughter, and the last nine steps were passed on to his son.

As for the next head of the country, it is planned to be jointly held by the two of them.

Shui Jing was thinking about Zhong Ling's royal secrets indiscriminately, but her feet didn't stop, she was still going north.

The destination of his trip was not Zhong Ling, but Bai He, which was further north than Zhong Ling.

After the Haidongqing incident, Daluan sent troops to Baihe, and now they have been fighting for a long time, but Shuijing still doesn't know how the battle is going.Although he estimated that Bai He would lose to Da Luan, but the battlefield was changing rapidly, he was not [-]% sure, so he planned to go over and have a look in person, so that he knew what he knew.

After arriving at the junction of Baihe and Zhongling, Shuijing diverted to the west until the border between Baihe and Daluan.

There were no more fighting men and horses there, but as far as the eye could see, it was devastated and corpses were strewn across the field. It seemed that there had been a fierce battle not long ago, and the battlefield hadn't even been cleaned up.

There were obviously more soldiers wearing Baihe armor than Daluan in the pile of corpses. It seemed that Baihe had already retreated to the hinterland, while Daluan was pursuing the victory.

Shui Jing followed the traces of blood and horseshoes all the way to the northeast, and the flags of Daluan had been planted on several cities passing by. Obviously, Bai He's line of troops had been pushed back a lot.

After that, it will be close to Baihe Capital City.

Shui Jing pursed his lips, it seems that what he expected was right, Baihe was not an opponent of Da Luan at all, or in other words, if the seven countries could not find allies to help each other and insisted on their own camps, there probably would not be any country with the strength to compete with Da Luan against.

After walking for a while, we arrived at the capital of Baihe after nightfall. Sure enough, we saw a lot of torches outside the city from a distance, and the Daluan army had already approached the city.

However, they neither attacked the city nor provoked them. They allowed Bai He to close the city gates tightly and guard the four gates in four directions, and set up camp on the spot.

Shui Jing couldn't help but smile, laughing at Daluan's ulterior motives.

The so-called "those who make good use of soldiers will pull out the city of people instead of attacking them, and destroy the country of people instead of lasting for a long time."

Daluan was "besieged" in name, but in fact it only guarded the four corners of the southeast, northwest, and the northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest corners were not guarded.

They want to besiege the city and fight for aid, and catch bait for fishing.

Guarding the southeast, northwest, and four sides is enough to ensure that the main force in the city cannot escape, and food and grass outside the city cannot be sent in. The four corners are left to give the city a chance to ask for help from outside.

If there is no other garrison to help, this move is tantamount to cutting off the supply of food and grass in the city. No matter how much food is stored in the city, it cannot withstand continuous consumption. Still have to open the city to fight.

On the other hand, in Daluan, all the cities from the border of Baihe to now have been captured, which is equivalent to opening up a road to transport grain. Even if there is not much food left in the captured cities, Daluan can still guarantee to transport grain from his country So far without any hindrance.

If it is true that troops from other places come to help, Daluan is even more happy to hear it.They are stationed here to rest and wait for work, while the reinforcements need to rush thousands of miles to attack Laodun. When the two sides meet hand-to-hand, it is self-evident which side has the upper hand.

The water mirror hovered around the capital, and flew into the city wall through the night and entered the city.

Entering the city, we went straight to the imperial palace. From a distance, we could see that the main hall in the middle was brightly lit. The Lord Baihe and the civil and military officials of the whole dynasty gathered here, discussing countermeasures.

Shui Jing lay on the top of the hall with her hands on her pillow, listening to the discussions of the officials below.

He wanted to hear what countermeasures they could come up with, but he accidentally heard something that he didn't know before.

When Sang State asked for help, Ulanda sent people to Baihe to propose that the two countries join forces to attack the northern part of Daluan while Daluan was attacking Sang.

At that time, the Baihe court was divided into three factions. One faction supported the alliance with Lanzhao to attack Luanbei, the other supported sending troops to aid Sang, and the last faction believed that Baihe should stay out of the matter and should not take the initiative to become an enemy of Daluan.

Among the faction that supported the joint Lanzhao attack on Luanbei, the leader was General Baihe Huo Jue.

The three generations of the Huo family were generals, and the "Huo family army" was governed by their own family. They were the mainstay of Baihe, making the king rely on him and fear him.Fortunately, the Huo family has always been loyal to the royal family. Even if the king wanted to suppress it, he never took action.

Later, the suggestion of supporting the Sang faction was adopted by the lord, and the lord sent Huo Jue to lead the troops to help, but they were defeated and returned, and many soldiers were lost because of this.

Huo Jue was not to be blamed for this matter, but those who supported Aid Sang should also be blamed. Unexpectedly, that faction not only did not blame themselves, but instead shirked responsibility one after another, alluding to the fact that Huo Jue did not support him to join Lan Zhao. The idea of ​​​​attacking Luanbei was not resentful, so when aiding Sang, he deliberately did not do his best to lead to the defeat of the army, in order to prove that the king's decision was wrong.

Huo Jue was straightforward, and after being insinuated and scolded several times, he asked the king to dismiss him.

Although the lord of the country did not directly dismiss him, he was also relegated from the capital on the grounds of incompetence, and sent him to guard Maitianguan, which borders Zhongling in the south of Baihe.

Later, when Bai He wanted to send Hai Dongqing to Daluan, General Huo sent nineteen letters from the border to Beijing to express his opposition.

By the time the third letter was handed over, the king was already a little impatient. When the fifth letter was handed over, Costin had already sent it to Daluan. It is defined as demonstrating to the ruler to vent the personal anger of being demoted.

The lord of the country listened to the slander, and demoted him again and again in anger, every time he received a book, he demoted him once, and when he could no longer be demoted, he ordered the Huo family army, which was originally led by Huo Jue's relatives, to be brought under the rule of the court.

Unexpectedly, Huo's army was as upright as this general. After learning that General Huo had been demoted, he refused to accept the new order, and one after another claimed to be sick and resigned.

Not long after, Hai Dongqing injured the Crown Prince Daluan, and Daluan wrote a letter to announce to the world, and then attacked Baihe.

After retreating steadily now, the lord and all the courtiers finally missed the days when General Huo Da led the Huo family army to sit in the capital, but it was too late to miss. At the beginning, he insisted on breaking his arm, but now he can only sigh.

The hall was full of memories of how loyal and brave the general was in the past, and some people even drew rumors about this general Huo from the people, praising him for "a slingshot can startle geese, and a whip can shock tigers".

Shui Jing lay on the top of the hall and listened quietly, almost laughing and laughing.

The army of Daluan was besieging the city, and the civil and military of the Manchu Dynasty gathered here instead of discussing the strategy to deal with the enemy. Instead, they praised the meritorious deeds of General Huo, who had been relegated to the point where he could no longer be relegated.

If this scene is written into the annals of history, I don't know how future generations will feel after seeing it.

This eulogizing continued until it was almost dawn, when they heard the loud and clear crowing of cocks, all the people in the hall woke up like a dream, thinking of the army besieging the city outside.

After some discussion, everyone came to a cruel conclusion.

No reinforcements will come.

As soon as the Daluan message came, the lord of the country had already transferred all the elites of the country to the front line. Now that most of them have been lost, the remaining soldiers and horses in the imperial city are already Baihe's last elites.

Ever since, the lord of the country made a heroic decision—Kaicheng surrendered.

Xu already knew what the siege of Daluan was all about, so he simply skipped the two steps of "being besieged until he ran out of ammunition and food" and "after running out of ammunition and food, he broke the boat and fought his last battle", and skipped directly to the end to acquiesce in "final must be defeated."

Shui Jing was amazed, and expressed deep admiration for the wayward and perfunctory of the ruler.

Therefore, when the sky was bright, the gates of the capital opened wide, and the civil and military troops lined up on both sides, and the king presented his seal and descended.

Shui Jing shook her head and chuckled, brushed off her sleeves, and flew away from the capital.

There are many forests in Baihe Mountain, and there are many mountains and hills. Looking around, it is full of green, white clouds in the sky, eagles soaring, trees in the forest are full of shadows, birds and beasts shuttle, overlooking from a high place, it is quite a sense of vastness and grandeur.

Shui Jing was standing on the top of a mountain to watch the scenery, and suddenly saw dust and smoke rising between the two mountains in the distance.

Looking closely, a large number of people and horses galloped from the south amidst the dust and smoke.

Really have reinforcements?

Shui Jing was a little surprised. Watching the route of the group of people and horses, they fell a little from the top of the mountain and landed on the top of a canyon they must pass through to enter Beijing. the edge of the cliff.

Not long after, there was the sound of "rumbling" horseshoes in the distance, and the whole valley was shaken. After a while, the group of people and horses turned around the gorge wall at the end of the valley and appeared in Shui Jing's field of vision .

These soldiers were dressed in armor, with swords on their waists and good horses on their hips. However, their armor was not the style of Bai He's army.

Shui Jing was stunned for a moment, and then when he saw the big flag flying above these people and horses, he understood instantly.

There are two symmetrical curved bows embroidered on the big banner. The bow strings are juxtaposed in the center, and there is a pattern of an eagle spreading its wings.

The legendary Huo family army?

Shui Jing raised his eyebrows with interest.

The war horse ran extremely fast, and at this time it had reached the middle of the canyon, and it was about to approach the bottom of the water mirror.

Shui Jing whistled. Originally, the whistle was sharp, but it was still insignificant compared to the deafening sound of horseshoes in the valley.

Just when Shui Jing suspected that they hadn't heard the whistle at all, suddenly a sharp arrow shot from below with the force of lightning.

Shui Jingyan quickly raised his hand sideways, barely holding the arrow shaft in his hand.

After catching the arrow, Shui Jing secretly breathed a sigh of relief. He hadn't experienced such a thrilling feeling for a long time, and he couldn't believe it now.

The sound of horseshoes below stopped abruptly, and everyone cheered up and looked up at the cliff.

Although the incident happened suddenly, the whole team did not appear to be in a panic at all, and no one whispered to each other. It can be seen that they are well-trained and strict in military discipline.

Shui Jing turned to look at the front of the team.

The leader of the tall horse sat with his head held high and his chest held high. Although he was looking up from the bottom up, he showed a bit of arrogance and disdain.

If you look closely, you can find that this person is about forty years old. He is seven feet tall, has sword eyebrows and star eyes, and holds a black longbow in his hand.

It must be Huo Jue, the legendary general who "stuns geese with a slingshot and shocks tigers with a whip".

I don't know if his bow can surprise Yan Shui Jing, but it really surprised Shui Jing.

Over the past 1000 years, even if Shui Jing didn't use his aura, it was rare for him to meet an opponent, and very few people caught him by surprise.Moreover, the top of the cliff is extremely far from the bottom of the valley, and the arrow was shot from a galloping horse. It is conceivable how fast General Huo reacted and how well he aimed.

Holding the bow in his left hand and the rein in his right, Huo Jue raised his voice in the direction of the water mirror and asked, "Who is on the top of the cliff?"

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Those who make good use of soldiers can pull out the city of people instead of attacking them, and destroy the country of people instead of lasting. ——Sun Tzu's "Sun Tzu's Art of War"