Chahan asked his son to be called again, and then he said to Wang Baobao: "I will give you 20,000 people now, go to Luoyang immediately, and then attack Shaanzhou with Li Siqi. Remember, no matter what, we must win

Shaanzhou, that is our lifeblood!"

Wang Baobao felt awe-struck and immediately accepted the order.

The small Shaanzhou turned out to be the key to determining the outcome of this battle. Wang Baobao's troops, plus Luoyang's troops, totaled more than 30,000.

Li Siqi's troops also had nearly 100,000 troops.

In other words, there were hundreds of thousands of people in front of Zhu Wenzheng.

Can small Shaanzhou survive?

At this time, Zhu Wenzheng had no time to think so much. He was directing the soldiers and civilians to transport food, including salt, to the city.

Before setting off, Zhu Wenzheng and the others planned to obtain vital food from Jiezhou and other places. However, after arriving in Shaanzhou, they discovered that although they were very close on the map, during the period when Zhongtiao Mountain lay across the country, the salt in Jiezhou was

It is better to take Fenglingdu and transport it to Guanzhong or to Henan.

It's not that Zhongtiao Mountain cannot be walked, but the problem is that it requires looting and transportation, which takes too much time. They don't have a navy, so how to cross the river becomes a big problem?

That's only possible if the merchant can take the initiative to transport it.

But the question is why did the businessman agree?

By money?

It seems like a solution!

After Li Siqi took control of Guanzhong, he no longer wanted to obey Chahan's orders.

He wanted to build his own kingdom and become a prince.

And if you want to dominate one side, you need money.

Therefore, Jiechi's salt was targeted by Li Siqi. If you want to pass under his nose, you have to pay... As we all know, when God closes a door, you open a window. When God closes the window, you open a window.

Climb out of the chimney.

Anyway, as long as there is profit, nothing can be done!

As a result, some merchants really opened up trade routes in Zhongtiao Mountain, specializing in smuggling.

After Zhu Wenzheng learned the news from the people, he immediately bribed several Shaanzhou businessmen, gave them huge sums of money, and went to buy them.

Interestingly, due to the outbreak of the war, Chahan had ordered the merchants to send him all the salt, grain and grass.

The merchants are not stupid. If they give you Chahan, they will fall into the tiger's mouth.

They acted erratically and secretly. Although they were sealing and preparing the goods, they did not transport them. They thought of delaying it and looking for opportunities to take action.

At this time, Zhu Wenzheng sent someone over and offered a lot of gold and silver. He actually got 50,000 shi of grain and 300,000 kilograms of salt from the merchant.

The food that was supposed to be sent to Chahan was now in the hands of the Ming army.
Chapter completed!