Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

In Tongguan, Kong Ming flicked the information sent by the horse in his hand and said with a smile:

"This horse is very young, and the further away from the front line, the more quick and wise it is.

Mi Zhu and Jian Yong have always used their money to open a way to collect intelligence from Sizhou, Yuzhou and Yanzhou.

But Kong Ming also knew what Guan Zhong said: "If you listen to others separately, you will be foolish; if you listen to them together, you will be holy." This is just in line with what Jian Yong Mi Zhu obtained and what was compiled in the Guangmu Notes to verify each other. Jing.

"Zhang He has always been called a good general."

Lu Su was no stranger to this former opponent, and sighed:

"Ma Su was able to succeed. Zhang He's resentment was just a side cause. In fact, the distilled wine was very strong."

Several people present also agreed with this statement.

After opening the information and seeing Ma Di summarizing it in neat handwriting, Kong Ming became increasingly satisfied:

"This horse can often be used to give advice when it is young, but it cannot be used to make decisions."

Pang Tong nodded fiercely:

"Kong Ming, you finally understand!"

Kong Ming was suddenly suffocated, and even wanted to hit Pang Shiyuan on the head with a fan.

Lu Su changed the topic and explained:

"This is a good general. Why does Cao Cao ignore him?"

Fazheng, who was working silently on the side and was classifying various types of intelligence, raised his head and briefly explained the matter:

"I asked... Later, Duke Xuande sent a letter to Cao Cao to discuss Zhang He's return to the east."

"How do you say it?" Lu Su suddenly became interested, and all kinds of speculations emerged in his mind.

"Xuan Degong said that all Cao Cao needs to do is build a temple, carve a monument for the massacred people in Xuzhou, and kowtow, and then he will immediately let Zhang He return eastward and will never break his promise."

Lu Su was dumbfounded, but felt that it was not surprising that Xuande Gong would say such a thing when he was a knight-errant in his early years.

As for Cao Cao's reaction, he could guess it. He probably thought that Xuande was humiliating him, so he simply stopped asking and left Zhang Junyi alone.

Immediately, Lu Su remembered something again:

"Someone remembers that during the 13th year of Jian'an in Changbanpo, Duke Xuande lost two daughters in the rebellion, and General Yide lost his second son Zhang Shao..."

Fa Zheng said calmly:

"I have proposed this before, but neither Xuande nor General Yide allowed it."

Lu Su was silent.

On the other side, Pang Tong supported the crown that was knocked crooked by Kong Ming without paying any attention to it, and asked another matter:

"Where's my lord?"

Kong Ming straightened the two crooked feathers on his feather fan and said angrily:

"Together with Yide, we followed Zhongmiao to visit Tongguan."

After all, Tongguan is the most important pass in the world. If it were not for military affairs, Kong Ming himself would want to take a look.

At the same moment, Liu Bei, who was standing at Tongguan Pass, looked at the scenery of two mountains sandwiched between a river and the Yellow River rushing eastward at his feet, and he also sighed:

"It is such a powerful pass that even with a hundred thousand soldiers, it will be difficult to break it."

Zhang Fei said nothing, but looking eastward, his eyes were full of fighting spirit.

Stroking the rough bricks and stones, Liu Bei remembered a long list of names, such as Feng Changqing, Gao Xianzhi, Anlu Mountain, Huang Chao...

Patting the rammed earth wall of Tongguan in front of him, Liu Bei really wanted to say something with his poems like that of the Tang and Song Dynasties, but he really didn't have this expertise. After holding it in for a long time, he finally just sighed and said:

"How many things have happened here?"

Zhang Fei nodded fiercely:

"Brother is right. If we want to prosper the Han Dynasty, we must kill the Cao traitors."

"Brother, do it!"

The little inspiration that Liu Bei had managed to hold back was suddenly cut off ruthlessly, and he felt a little angry. He felt that it was a mistake not to ask Kong Ming to come up with him!

When he turned around and saw his sworn brother's excited expression, he could even see clearly that Tongguan Guardsman Huo Jun was also looking forward to it, and he obviously also wanted to fight.

This is not incomprehensible. After all, the main force of Cao's army has been fighting with Yunchang in Jingbei this year. Huo Jungkong defends Xiongguan but is invincible.

Cao's army, which is closest to Tongguan, is also in a defensive posture in Shaanxi County, two hundred miles away. This has made the battlefield here for the past year without anything to do, almost like being in jail.

Now that we are finally heading east, how can we not make Huo Jun excited?

But for Liu Bei, his sworn brother's advice only needs to go in through one ear and out through the other. After all, this battle involves multiple approaches, and the time has already been agreed upon. How can it be changed at will?

For this reason, Zhang Fei's life in Tongguan was like a year.

In this state, he can only devote all his energy to training. Whether it is the newly joined Zhang Ji or Fan Jiang and Zhang Da who have followed him for many years, Zhang Fei treats them equally and is trained to the point of crying for his father and mother. Quite angry.

However, Zhang Fei also discovered that since entering Tongguan, the oil lamps in the room where the four military advisors were located had not been extinguished at night.

And as time goes by, May finally comes to an end.

On the last day of this month, a simple altar was built under Tongguan. Liu Bei, wearing a general's uniform and seal ribbon, solemnly stepped onto the stage.

Worshiping ancestors is complicated to say, but in summary it is nothing more than telling the ancestors about recent events, chatting about the next plan, and finally summarizing it in the form of a message to keep it on file to seek the blessings of the ancestors.

This time the memorial was written by Kong Ming and polished by Pang Tong, and was finally circulated by horseback after the worship.

With the release of the memorandum, the attack on Cao Cao was now considered a certainty, and there was no possibility of change.

The next day officially entered June.

And as the Golden Crow scraped a layer of fish-belly white in the eastern sky, all parties began to move.

Hanzhong

Wu Yi stood on the platform that was said to be built by General Zhang Yide, and his words were extremely concise:

"March!"

After pacifying Yunnan, Wu Yi, who returned, not only took away more than 8,000 elite soldiers who had suppressed the rebellion in Nanzhong, but also took away more than 10,000 barbarians from various ministries in Nanzhong.

The management of Nanzhong was handed over to Li Hui according to Xuande Gong's instructions, and Sima Yi, who was uncomfortable with him, was also left to Li Hui.

The more than 10,000 barbarian soldiers were divided into two groups, led by Meng Huo and Wang Ping respectively. Wu Yi himself commanded the entire army and directly controlled eight thousand Han'er.

After leading his troops to escape from the dense forest in Nanzhong, they went all the way north. They arrived in Hanzhong half a year ago to recuperate, and now the day agreed to march has finally arrived.

Groups of soldiers boarded flat-bottomed broad boats specially built for transporting troops on the Han River. The next thing they had to do was to go down the Han River and rush straight to Jingbei to aid General Yunchang!

Right Feng Yi, Lin Jin

Ma Chao once again put on the exaggeratedly gorgeous armor, and he looked majestic while riding a tall horse.

Although he failed to win the position of vanguard, he gained the independent leadership right to attack the east of Hehe. Ma Chao was not satisfied.

Brother Ma Zhongxian made it clear to him that Hedong had always been dissatisfied with Cao Cao and was the hometown of General Guan. Feng Yi marched from the right and relied on Xuande Gong's reputation to conquer Hedong without a fight.

The next step was to recapture Shangdang and penetrate Huguan, Shexian and Luxian in the Taihang Mountains, and Yecheng would be just around the corner. Brother Ma Zhongxian said that Hedong Road was the best place to build extraordinary achievements, and he believed it.

"Cao Cao, your Grandpa Ma is here!"

Ma Chao drew his sword and directed the Italian army to march out, while adding in his mind:

Dad, Ma Chao is here!