Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

There was undisguised admiration in Li Shimin's eyes, and Li Jing was also slightly pleased. He stroked his beard and said with a smile:

"Although the rulers and ministers of the Song Dynasty were alienated from each other, Jin still felt that the people of the Song Dynasty were weak and could be deceived, so they became careless.

In the end, Li Shimin put aside his thoughts temporarily, pointed at the light screen and said:

"Don't say too much, just wait and see."

Then he followed up and said:

"I've been depressed for a long time. It's time for a great victory to make us feel relieved."

…

In the Bianliang Palace, Zhao Kuangyin’s hands were shaking a little:

"If there are no others to criticize and no ministers to stop me, do I really want to kneel down and worship the captive minister?"

"It's true to be a slave with a slave!"

During the previous search for mountains and seas, Zhao Gou repeatedly begged for peace but was not accepted by the golden general. At that time, Zhao Kuangyin breathed a sigh of relief and felt that at least he had saved a small amount of face.

But I didn't expect to be waiting here?

Seeing this, Zhao Pu quickly moved another Taishi chair from the side so that the officials could sit down firmly.

After sitting down, Zhao Kuangyin cursed a few more times, and finally shed tears, which surprised Zhao Pu:

"Why are the officials like this? If you are really unhappy, I will go find the King of Jin..."

Zhao Pu had an undisguised ruthlessness on his face, and his words directly let Zhao Kuangyin understand what the prime minister wanted to do.

Shaking his head, Zhao Kuangyin rejected Zhao Pu's unclear suggestion and lamented:

"Ze Ping and I should encourage him. If he disrespects the etiquette system and has an heir like this, we might as well crash into this imperial pillar and die."

"This way you will save yourself the anger of such unworthy descendants."

Zhao Pu shut up and just watched the officials lamenting about the division of the Song Dynasty into the north and the south.

In the end, thousands of words were condensed into two short sighs:

"Oh, Hebei."

"Oh, You Zhuo."

Liu Han also understood what Zhao Pu meant, and was a little frightened for a moment:

Although he knows these secrets today, he neither has the shorthand ability nor the ability to quickly copy paintings like the chamberlains.

There is no prime minister like Zhao Gong who treats the Song Dynasty with ease.

Why do you think that if you don't want to be silenced, there seems to be no other better option?

[In May 1140, Jin Wushu's troops were divided into two groups. One group went south under his personal control, and the other group attacked Shaanxi.

Zhao Gou may have known Jin Wushu's attitude clearly because of his previous search for mountains and seas, and coupled with the old and new grudges of becoming a useless person, he had no choice but to choose to delegate power to the generals.

In early June, within one day, Zhao Gou promoted Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, and Zhang Jun to the rank of Xuanfu envoys, and recruited envoys from Henan, Hebei, and other places. They were promoted to Shaobao, Taibao, and Shaoshi respectively, and the army was fully mobilized.

This dispatch of troops is naturally of great significance to Yue Fei. It is not only the first large-scale Northern Expedition of the Yue Family Army, but also because it is the end of ten years of military training to fight the Jinlu.

This time the Song and Jin collided, and the situation changed so quickly that everyone expected. Although Wu Jie of the West Route Army died of illness a year ago, his old army was still there, fighting with the Jin Army in Guanzhong, preventing the Jin Army from advancing even an inch.

Han Shizhong of the East Route Army took command and ordered his subordinate Wang Sheng to capture Haizhou. Although Han Shizhong did not gain much in the first battle, he fortunately stopped the East Route Jin Army.

The first line of defense of the Central Route Army was Liu Qi, who was stationed in Henan. After leading the army to retreat to Shunchang Prefecture, they successfully delayed for half a month until Yue Fei joined the battlefield by taking advantage of the hot weather and the city's advantages.

Although Yue Fei was both civil and military, he actually preferred a brave style of fighting when it came to using troops. Seeing that the Jin army was defeated in all three southern invasions, adhering to the good habit of taking advantage of your illness to kill you, he did not get help from the court. , Yue Fei brazenly launched the Northern Expedition.

Yue Fei had been preparing for this battle for a long time, so he basically followed the rhythm of Jin Wushu's friction from the beginning.

First, he ordered his elite soldiers to cross the Jin people and go deep into the rear to fight guerrillas and contact the rebels to destroy the Jin army's food routes.

Secondly, troops were sent to Guozhou to fight together with the local anti-Jin rebels.

Finally, Yue Fei personally commanded the main force to advance head-on, seeking a decisive battle with the main force of the Jin Army.

Yue Fei named this method of fighting against the joint efforts of soldiers and civilians behind enemy lines "Lianhe Shuo". It proved to be quite effective, and Jin Wushu was directly stunned.

With the vanguard army, main force, and local rebels advancing simultaneously on multiple fronts, the Henan area on the two fronts west of Beijing was basically recovered in just two months.

For Yue Fei, there is almost no need to hesitate about the next choice.

In this life, we must follow Zong Zezhi's will and help some athletes to cross the Yellow River!

Prior to this, relying on the plan of "Connecting Heshuo", the Yuejia Army had established a line with the Hebei Rebels early. The Hebei Rebels were all under the control of the Yuejia Army and obeyed the orders of General Yue.

Yue Fei did not hesitate to give the order: "Cross the Yellow River, kill the gold thieves, and seize the prefectures and counties."

The rebels who were unable to confront the Jin army crossed the river one after another and attacked the Jin officials and soldiers with the local Han people in Hebei.

In two months, the rebel army in Hebei grew to more than 100,000 people, and the Jin Dynasty "ordered to cease operations" from the south of Yanshan.

It can be said that this grand occasion is similar to the scene when Guan Erye flooded the seven armies and made the thieves receive their seals from afar and shocked China.

Even the situations are very similar:

Han Shizhong and Wu Lin were in a stalemate with the Jin army on the east and west battlefields, and it was difficult to offer help;

After Zhang Jun regained Suzhou and Bozhou, he hurriedly left the battlefield; Liu Qi and his troops stayed in Shunchang, neither attacking nor retreating south.

Even though he was virtually alone, Yue Fei never considered withdrawing his troops.

After all, thirty years of fame and dust are like dust and eight thousand miles of clouds and moons.

For this Northern Expedition, Yue Fei has been waiting for too long since he was sixteen years old.

Now, even if there is only one lone army, he will go straight to Huanglong! 】

"This is what a good man should do!"

The short man in front of Zhang Fei had already been slapped to pieces before, so at this moment, he slapped Ma Chao on the back without any surprise, making the latter grin.

Then Kong Ming saw Ma Chao shouting loudly and proudly:

"I just wish I couldn't attack Huanglong Mansion with Yue Wu Muqi, capture the enemy chieftain, and restore the country!"

As he spoke, he slapped Zhang Fei firmly on the thigh. The result was a dull sound, and Ma Chao covered his hands and grinned again.

What came belatedly was Zhang Fei’s apology:

"Ah, I was so angry that the eggless Zhao Gou just went out and fell twice with the soldiers, so I was injured in the leather armor... Is it okay, Meng Qi?"

Liu Bei had already become accustomed to the strange situation and turned to Kong Ming and said:

"This matter of Yue Fei should be compiled into a book and sent to Jingbei. If my second brother knows that Yue Fei has done something for him, he will be very happy."

Either because he knew that Yue Fei had grown up listening to the stories of the three brothers when he was young, or because he cherished the similar situation between Yue Fei and his second brother, Liu Bei sighed with a slightly sad expression:

"It's a pity... I have waited for the pity of future generations, and finally I won't let Yunchang fight alone to revive Yan Han."

"But Yue Wumu is more than a hundred years away from Zhao Dashi..."

"Then we will urge Ambassador Zhao to help Hua Xia Yi Yi."

Kong Ming laughed and said:

"The Central Plains is stable in Antai, Hebei, but the armor is covered in dust and the sword is rusty. How can it not be a blessing?"