Phoenix pattern in a different world

Her face was glowing, almost glowing.

Everyone looked at each other inexplicably, and they all looked at each other in blank dismay.

Can such a few rags and a few wheels help to cross the river?

Is this kid stupid or naive?

Yan Wenbin, a tough man, couldn't hide his emotions. He scoffed coldly, with disdain in his eyes, thinking to himself that if such rags could help Beiye's army cross the river, even a sow could climb a tree!

Although everyone was puzzled, Li Ran saw some signs.

Ordinary boats were hung with cloth, which Beiye people had never seen before, so Li Ran naturally recognized them.

In fact, it's not a big deal, it's a modern sailing ship, there are no rivers in Beiye, and it's an inland country, so it's reasonable that people don't know it.

What's more, in this era, no one knows how to make a boat with canvas.

When they boarded the boat, they saw twenty sailors sitting side by side on both sides of the boat.

Shi Jie asked everyone to hold the handle of the boat, and gestured to the helmsman and sailor. The sailors unfurled the sail together, and there was a loud bang. When everyone looked up, the five pieces of white cloth were blown against the wind. Get up, and at the same time, twenty sailors push their feet at the same time, and when the wheels turn, everyone only feels a violent shaking, and the big ship rushes forward rapidly. Even though the current is turbulent, it does not affect the speed and course of the ship at all.

It's amazing!

Shi Jie interviewed the sailboat in front of everyone, and everyone saw that it could sail against the wind and change direction on its own, and they all lamented that they had no vision just now.

From this point of view, when the canvas is pulled and the wind blows, it will not be difficult at all to cross the river. Wouldn't it be wonderful if only 20 people stepped on the boat?

Jiang Jue praised him again and again, and Shi Jie was really honest, so he immediately gave the credit to Li Ran.

Li Ran waved his hand with a smile, he couldn't afford the credit.

In fact, he only mentioned the idea of ​​making a boat out of canvas once to Shi Jie, who was crazy about invention.

Unexpectedly, this guy is so persistent. According to his description, after many experiments and several improvements, he actually came up with a finished product.

Looking at the effect now, it was really good beyond his expectations.

For the present plan, shipbuilding has become a top priority.

Jiang Jue immediately ordered to mobilize all craftsmen in the army to start working overnight, using local materials, and using the best oak on the Chilian River. In this way, a batch of boats of different sizes were quickly built.

After trying it out, the effect of the medium-sized ship was very good. Since then, more than a hundred of them have been made according to this model.

In this way, three or four hundred or four 10,000+ troops can be crossed on each ship, and all of them can be passed in almost one time.

Once the ship problem is solved, crossing the river is like an arrow on the string, and it will happen at any moment.

At dusk, Jiang Jue stood by the river with his hands behind his back, and in front of him were billowing waves, vast mist, galloping past, merging into the horizon, going up to the sky and into the earth, a vast gesture.

The cold wind blew up his bright yellow emperor robe with nine-clawed dragon pattern, and his slender and tall body stood in the red sky and earth, with an air of supremacy.

Li Ran stood beside him, his silver armor motionless under the strong wind, and said calmly, "After crossing the river, you will not be far from the capital of Liuguo, and you will be a big step closer to your goal."

Jiang Jue looked directly at the river, with no signs of ecstasy on his face, and said calmly, "This is just the beginning."

Li Ran glanced at him and saw that he had a complex expression. He meditated for a moment, stared at the turbulent river, and said quietly: "Jiang Yun told me not to be brave. I didn't quite understand it before. Today I am on the boat. Looking at a piece of river water, I seem to understand a little bit."

In the end, he sighed softly, and Jiang Jue looked over from the side, with a slight astonishment on his face.

"When did he tell you, why didn't I know?"

Li Ran smiled lightly and didn't answer. He paused for a moment and continued: "Actually, compared to nature, human beings are really small. Such a short period of a few decades seems to have passed in the blink of an eye."

"However, even if I know that there is danger ahead, I still want to enjoy the pleasure of sailing through the wind and waves and galloping on the battlefield in my lifetime. You are also a [img]zrqs_38.gif[/img] person, and you should understand this feeling."

Jiang Jue nodded with emotion in his heart. How could he not understand Li Ran's emotion?

"I, Li Ran, am not only your lover, but also your confidant partner, so even if there are many difficulties and dangers ahead, I will bear it with you, do you understand?"

"Of course, I will try my best to protect myself. Please trust me and your own vision. In balance..."

When the word "hengzhi" was spit out from the other party's mouth, Jiang Jue couldn't help but remain calm.

This person, what he asked for was not an equal status with him, but a promise to accompany him and weather the storm together.

Along the Chilian River this year, Li Ran, who was wearing silver armor, became the softest place in Jiang Jue's life.

He stretched out his hand, took that person's extended hand, looked at the Chishui River, nodded solemnly, and said, "I understand that when I wanted to use my child to force you to leave the battlefield, I really lost my head. What's more, we already have Yi'er, although I feel unwilling, I will follow your wishes."

Seeing that Jiang Jue had finally let go of his attachment, Li Ran held his hand tightly, and there were thousands of words in it.

It was cold and windy in the deep winter, but it couldn't blow away the hot feeling in the hearts of the two of them.

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Even my mother. . .

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It was dark and windy at night, and there were piles of bonfires on the other side of the river, and the fires were dotted on the river surface here and there. It looked like Jiang Feng was fishing for fire.

A hundred or so boats were launched into the water, and the Beiye army boarded the boats in the dark, pulled the canvas, stepped on the oars, and headed for the opposite bank like an arrow off the string.

The hussar battalion is naturally at the forefront. After all, with bows and crossbows in hand, their lethality cannot be underestimated.

The army crossed the river without anyone noticing, killing the enemy by surprise.

When the bearded enemy commander was bound and pressed to Bei Ye's main tent, he could only regret secretly.

It's a shame that he has calculated so many times, he never expected the enemy to be so capable and able to kill them all across the river at once.

After crossing the river, Beiye's army rushed to Pingzhou City overnight.

At daybreak, Pingzhou was captured, and the Beiye army entered the city, rectified a bit, and headed towards Heyang, the capital of the remaining country, in one go.

Before entering Heyang City, the spies from the front came to report, saying that Liuguo had deployed [-] elite troops to defend the city, and started battles at the city gates on all four sides.

When Jiang Jue heard this, he only hummed coldly.

What a centipede is dead but not stiff!

When the army reached the east gate of Heyang, the archers had already ambushed on the city wall, and the city gate was closed tightly. It seemed that there was going to be a desperate struggle.

Jiang Jue ordered the three armies to set up camp, but did not attack the city immediately, which was beyond everyone's expectations.

Inside the camp, Jiang Jue was fiddling with the chess pieces on the table with a pensive look on his face.

Li Ran and Li Zixin stood outside the tent, looking at the blazes in the city, thinking about each other.

At midnight, the west of the city was full of flames, and when the sky was about to dawn, the gate of the east city opened automatically. Jiang Jue had already ordered the three armies to be ready to go, and everything seemed to be as he expected.

After entering the city, the entire capital was in a state of abandonment, with traces of burning, killing and looting everywhere, ruined walls stretched across the street, and many shops on both sides of the street were burned to the ground. Fortunately, only plaques were burned. The name of the shop on the plaque has long been unclear.

There were corpses and bloodstains everywhere, and the flags fell to the ground in a haphazard manner. Some were burnt and some were punctured. It looked horrible.

This is the face of Heyang, which was more prosperous than Luocheng in the past. It is not difficult to see that the rebels have already burned, killed and looted the capital.

Jiang Jue made a decisive decision and ran towards Liuguo's palace.

When they arrived at the gate of the Forbidden Palace, there was indeed chaos, and the two sides were fighting fiercely.

One is the Praetorian Guards, the other is the Rebels.

In this way, Bei Ye's army entered the palace city in less than a stick of incense as if entering no man's land.

The palace has long been in chaos, and the bodies of the maids can be seen everywhere. The magnificent palace in the past looks so decayed in the setting sun.

Walking up the layers of white marble steps, the Jiuzhong Palace has long lost its former solemnity and solemnity, leaving only afterglow all over the ground. In the slanting shadow of the setting sun, there is endless desolation and depression.

Looking from the railing, the capital of Liuguo is full of decayed faces, like a withered flower, only the wreck is swaying in the wind, beautiful and bleak.

This is the current appearance of Heyang, and Liu Wen's father, the emperor who stayed in the country, is lying dying in the palace, his eyes full of desolation.

How can a prosperous life end in the destruction of the country and family, how can it not be desolate?

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After the Beiye army entered and stationed in the capital of the country, they immediately carried out some renovations on the city.

After a few days, the shops reopened, and it seemed that they had returned to the mediocre and endless state of the past.

In this way, the resistance of the people at the beginning was much less, and some people even openly talked about the shortcomings of the imperial family's rule in the country.

Based on Li Ran's suggestion of freedom of speech, Jiang Jue didn't intervene much, but secretly sent someone to introduce it.

A few days later, the resistance of the people became weaker and they only cared about living. Who lived behind the wall of the palace was too far away from their lives.

What's more, Bei Ye's army has arrived, who dares to speak nonsense?

Occasionally, some angry young people express their feelings through poems, alluding to Bei Ye's ambition to conquer the world, and then criticize the unjust act of taking advantage of chaos to eliminate the remaining, but Jiang Jue secretly takes care of them.

The methods used are not particularly excessive. People live in this world and want a lot, and satisfying their desires is like sealing their mouths.

A few days later, everyone in the country stopped talking about politics, and only concentrated on managing their lives, so mundane yet so ordinary.