Zhang Yun said, "Is it ridiculous? I am the commander of the Southern Sichuan Army. The southern Sichuan Army has many capitals in Panzhou. I said you have made contributions. Is it difficult to place you a magistrate?"

"Are you a Sichuan Army? Not Chu Yu?" The middle-aged man was shocked and confused.

Zhang Yun asked, "Would you like to make a contribution to the official position?"

The middle-aged man asked, "Did Chu Yu surrender to the Southern Sichuan Army?"

Zhang Yun said, "Yang Wo and my master have a broken-out. If you don't seek foreign aid, wouldn't it be a wait for death?"

The middle-aged man said, "You are the commander of the Southern Sichuan Army, and Chu Yu has long colluded with the Southern Sichuan Army."

Zhang Yun said, "My master and Fufeng Hou's cousin have never colluded long ago. When Li Jian captured the king, my master realized that there was no possibility of harmony with Yang Wo."

The middle-aged man said, "Military Li is just a personal act, not a command from the king."

Zhang Yun said coldly: "There is no chance of turning back what happened. Li Jian is dead. What are you talking nonsense? Either you will live with wealth or follow Li Jian with loyalty and courage."

The middle-aged man smiled bitterly and bowed, "I am willing to cooperate with the adults."

Zhang Yun nodded and followed the middle-aged man to search.

Find a bag in a tree hole and get Li Jian’s official seal, blank official documents, and half a thick military talisman.

The middle-aged man's name was Wu Nan, who obeyed Zhang Yun's instructions, wrote the order to mobilize troops, mobilized 15,000 troops in Xuanzhou, and attacked Guichi County to control Chizhou.

Wu Nan found a fellow villager and said he surrendered as a messenger.

Zhang Yun gave a horse, and the personal messenger carried half a piece of military talisman and military order documents. He returned to Xuanzhou to pass the orders, and he could become a military officer when he came back.

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Chizhou Governor Lu Shizao received a military order from Li Jian and ordered five thousand troops to Raozhou.

Lu Shizao resisted Li Jian's military orders. He was also a veteran general of the Huainan Army. He served as the governor of Chizhou during his reign of Tian Fu.

Lu Shi was embarrassed and had doubts about sending troops to Raozhou, so he did not receive an order from Yangzhou to send troops to Jiangxi.

Li Jian's military control power was limited to military dispatch within the territory, and sending troops to Raozhou was beyond his authority.

Lu Shizao discussed with his subordinates, and his subordinates suggested that people go to Xuanzhou to investigate. If Xuanzhou is sending troops, they should obey.

Lu Shizao adopted it, but in fact he dared not offend Li Jian.

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