The Qin army moved east again so cautiously, not because they were afraid of being ambushed, but because they were worried that Lu Wu would turn around and run away.

After more than half a month of march, Qin Jun Ying Shi's "King Banner" appeared on the horizon, and the subsequent one was a large army that looked dark.

This time, the Qin army did not choose the way to advance in batches, middle and back. The army was concentrated in one place and pushed up together.

They approached the Yin and Wei clans before stopping.

Qin Jun Ying Shi stood on the chariot and looked east. He could roughly see a large camp in the distance, and said to the left and right in a deep voice: "Camp!"

In fact, the troops of the Yin and Wei were not concentrated in one camp, that is, there were more than one or two camps.

The choice of military camping is very particular. We will take the lead in reaching the highlands that will inevitably occupy the surrounding areas, set up some necessary "nails" to grasp the commanding heights, and then control the traffic roads to prevent the route from being cut off.

Mastering the commanding heights is not just a military perspective that is easy to defend and difficult to attack, but also means having the advantage of standing high and looking far, being able to see the enemy's movements in your eyes and mastering the right to spy on "information".

Even if there are mountains on this side, it is a small mountain range. There are no dangerous terrain around it. There are too many routes to choose to advance or withdraw. It is unnecessary to control the major traffic routes.

Qin Jun Ying Shi quickly received relevant reports, including as many as six camps in the Jin army, which camp was the main force and where was the other camp located.

Now that we don’t pay attention to military tactics, the advantage of terrain has long been discovered.

However, even the Qin people who did not pay attention to rules and etiquette were still not so "flower". They understood the impact of the terrain on victory or defeat, and when they fought, they set up a formation to compete.

Qin Jun Ying Shi asked, "Do you need to send someone to Yinwu to pay tribute?"

The reason for asking is that they are not carrying out national wars, and some rules are not easy to implement.

Shi Yu said: "Although Yin Wu was the 'Qing' of 'Jin', the monarch of the king is the king of a country, there is no such reason."

The Qin nobles immediately agreed.

No matter how awesome you are, your minister is your minister.

How come you are in a downfall? You are still you.

Qin Jun Ying Shi said, "I am declining now, why should I cherish my face?"

Shi Lui understands a little.

What would it be like to surrender to a certain country as the monarch of the vassal states when they find out?

This is just a matter of having to build a Lu Wu. Maybe it can be put up and roasted. It won’t be disgusting, and it will leave behind a follow-up to “Let’s meet again in the future”.

Shi Yu knew that the candidate would be his or her mission, and he didn't have much inner turmoil, so he set out with a little preparation.

He did not bring many people, just a driver and a follower. He encountered the Yin cavalry team halfway through the way, explaining his purpose: "After the order of the widow, I went to greet Yinzi."

The patrolling Yin cavalry team was split, and part of them escorted Shi Lu to the camp where Lu Wu was located by an orphan car.

When Lu Wu learned that the Qin army was advancing eastward, he never thought of sending cavalry troops to harass him.

It’s not unnecessary, it’s just that he has about 4,000 cavalry left, so he can’t make any move.

Next, the Qin army gathered together, with about 30,000 cavalry inside, which was too few and too few, and the danger coefficient of the Yin family cavalry was too great.

For Lu Wu, the most important thing is that Qin Jun Ying Shi brought the army over, and about 30,000 cavalry of the Qin army were also listed, causing the fact that the hinterland of Qin was empty.

If it weren't for the concern that it caused more vigilance, it would be fine to dispatch 6,000 cavalry to support "Wuyang". How could it be more traditional troops?

Can sending cavalry not arouse the Qin State's vigilance?

The Yin family cavalry has always come and gone without a trace, and the Qin army has long been used to it.

When dispatching traditional troops, Qin Ting's monarch and ministers should be so stupid that they would not have many associations.

Therefore, the results of doing the same thing and how to operate it are different.

Lu Wu and Shi Luong greeted each other and asked a little rudely: "Why do you teach me if the messenger comes back?"

Shi Lue smiled bitterly and said, "It's time for this, and it's useless to spend too much time. I'll come here to pay my respects to the ninth prince and ask when the teacher will start the battle."

After a burst of "haha" laughter, Lu Wu said playfully: "Qin State is not just a matter of bullying me, so why should I deceive myself? I am here to make a personal grudge and no longer politeness, so why should I speak up? Qin Jun's actions are only a joke to the nations, and even more so that they are afraid before the battle, and they only make their subordinates frightened. No one in the Qin court advises Qin Jun?"

Shi Yu was stunned when he heard this, thinking: "Is it because I am too simple or Yin Wu is too complicated? One move can give you so many twists and turns."

If you take a closer look, it seems that this is really the case.

Ying Shi is the king of a country. He sent people to express greetings to ministers of a country. To some extent, he was able to set up that "subject" to roast.

What is more important is that Lu Wu and Qin are just personal grudges, and they are engaged in a war in which there is no ritual system.

Besides, the Qin State did it first!

The two assassinations of Lu Wu in Qin State have long been well known to everyone.

Until now, Qin Jun Ying Shi wanted to use the "secular framework" to arrange Lu Wu. What did you do?

Of course, it cannot be said that it is completely useless. Just look at what the monarch of each vassal state thinks.

Shi Lue left, leaving with depression.

None of the negotiations were made, such as whether to fight or not, and when to fight, it was completed.

After Shi Lue returned, he told the process of meeting with Lu Wu, which attracted Qin Ting's monarch and ministers to look at each other.

Ying Bao frowned, turned aside a harsh topic, and said, "It's strange and strange that Yin Wu didn't send a single riding horse to attack me."

That's it!

During the previous four years, the Yin family cavalry was so annoying.

We need to understand what it means to follow the shadows and be like a shadow, and it always makes the Qin army feel uncomfortable in all kinds of ways.

This time, the Yin cavalry did not appear. It must be because Lu Wu suddenly became polite. There must be other reasons!

Ying Wuze said: "It is a good thing for me to not retreat. Now that the two armies are camping against each other, the emperor will give 'rituals' first, and Yin Wu will not have 'rituals' behind, so you can make a formation to start the battle."

This needs to be highlighted and the historian will record it in detail.

After the incident came to an end, Qin Jun Ying Shi fell into an anxious and anxious mentality, and seemed to have a relatively obvious absent-minded expression.

Qin State suffered heavy losses in four years, and its national strength declined too much.

Of course, it is not because of the Yin family's repeated continuous attacks on Qin and Jin. The losses caused by repeated national wars in the past few years must be counted.

Just in the "Jiagang", the Qin army lost about 40,000 to 50,000 troops, and the later "Battle of Jingyang" was even more defeated.

According to Qin Ting's idea, they should have been calmed down for at least 10 or 20 years, and then recovered and then planned to go east.

They all had already forgotten why they got into Yin's family. They repeatedly fought in a daze, and their plans to recuperate were ruined, which cast a thick shadow on Qin.

Qin Jun Ying Shi came to his senses and saw a group of ministers staring at him. He subconsciously asked, "Is there a sure victory in this battle?"

Qin Ting discussed this issue more than once and had already concluded early on that it is unlikely to win, but it is impossible to lose but not too ugly.

Even though you know that it is very likely that you can't win, why should you fight?

First of all, if you don’t fight, the outcome will be unknown.

Next, whether to fight or not depends on Qin.

What they wanted was to prevent the Yin family from raging in Qin every year.

Therefore, the fundamental reason for this battle is actually very sad for Qin, and it also indirectly proves the dilemma of being inferior to others.

Not only Qin, but in today's world, except Chu, it will be uncomfortable for any country to be targeted by Jin.

Qi State understood that truth, which led to knowing that southern Xinjiang was being thrown into a no-man's land, but gritting its teeth and not mentioning it, so as not to cause trouble for itself.

At present, Qin State can dispatch so many troops. If you want to continue to recruit, you won’t have to live your life in the future.

The most ideal progress they believed was that the Qin State dispatched its current troops. In the first two or three years, Lu Wu only came two or three Jin "departments" to defeat Lu Wu. Then he brought the Zhao family of Jin to the point of making a sincere apology and apologize, putting an end to the conflict between Qin State and Yin State.

What is the situation now? Lu Wu came like in the past few years, but brought a Yin family "army", nearly 10,000 cavalry, three "divisions" of Wei family, and two "brigades".

The traditional army, not counting cavalry, has a total of 63,000 soldiers, which is at least 73,000!

They also heard that the rest of the Jin family gathered in "Zheng County". They had not found out how many of the gatherings were yet to be found, and they guessed that it would not be less than the number of the two Jin "armys".

Now! Even if they beat Lu Wu, would they have to wait for the two Jin "armys" of "Zheng County" to advance westward and continue to fight?

Sometimes, the contemporary Qin court monarch and ministers would think that just stay in the west and live a good life, why do you want to provoke the overlord country?

Of course they knew why they had to go east, and Qin would also go east!

What they regretted was that they only saw Chu and Jin gained an advantage in their battle, and did not really see the virtual and real situation of Jin, and they foolishly bumped into it.

Qin Jun Ying Shi asked again: "If I withdraw my troops and abandon Yong and go to Ji, I will not move eastward again in my lifetime...", and I did not continue to say anything halfway.

The atmosphere inside the military tent became extremely depressing, and the air seemed to condense, making breathing difficult.

It took the old Qin people hundreds of years to come out of the corner of "Ji". It is rare to gain a firm foothold near "Yong". Unexpectedly, the new round of eastward exodus failed and would escape back to the origin to lick the wound?

Qin Jun Ying Shi could guess what his posthumous title would be, and he would definitely not be a beautiful posthumous title. He would not be too negative and would be smiling.

The arrival of the Qin army once again caused the surrounding trees to fall into trouble again.

Lu Wu did not send troops to interfere with the Qin army's camping and doing business, which made things progress to this point, and the development of the war seemed to have returned to normal?

The next day.

Before the sky was bright, smoke from cooking fires rose in the camps of the two armies. The scale was extremely spectacular before the bright moon set.

The first ray of rising sun in the east shines on the earth.
To be continued...