Although this reason is a bit far-fetched, it at least makes sense.

But what Tang He didn't expect was that Ming Sheng didn't accept the move at all.

Moreover, this guy does nothing every day but is busy throwing stones.

How can I hit you with this stick!

Tang He has no more tricks.

Tang He, who wanted to hit others but refused to fight with himself, struggled to break through but could not get through, wandered around Qutang Pass for three months without making any progress.

At this time, Zhu Yuanzhang, who was in Yingtian, seemed to have known Tang He's results. As the boss, he seemed not to expect Tang He to play a big role in Bashu, but Zhu Yuanzhang did not forget to urge him. He also wrote a letter to Tang He, scolding Tang He severely and asking him to find a way to conquer the Three Gorges as soon as possible.

Zhu Yuanzhang is not Tang He. He did not fight head-on with Shitou. He really doesn't care. Anyway, the task is handed over to you. It's your business how to play it. I don't care about the process, I only look at the results. This is the difference between a boss and a subordinate.

I support you and pay you a salary, so you have to find a way to do things for me. How to do it is your business and has nothing to do with me. I don’t pay you to come to my place for a living. You have to figure out your own affairs. Solve it, don't bother me with all the troubles all day long.

After urging Tang He, Zhu Yuanzhang turned all his attention to the other team.

This team is the cavalry led by Fu Youde.

Before Fu Youde set off, Zhu Yuanzhang personally summoned Fu Youde and explained the real purpose of letting him take a long detour. There was only one purpose, and that was: to surprise him.

To put it bluntly, let Fu Youde play a surprise attack.

Let him turn into a sharp blade, like a sharp sword, when the enemy focuses his weight on the downstream, go around the enemy's back and hit the enemy's heart upstream for a moment.

I believe that if you follow this strategy of yours, you can at least cripple the enemy without killing him.

Fu Youde, who led the troops to set out, carried out Zhu Yuanzhang's order. Fu Youde, who led the cavalry, did not have any friction with the Jinniushan garrison, which was heavily defended by the Xia army. Instead, he detoured to Longnan in southern Gansu, and then drove straight in to defeat Jiezhou. After Wenzhou, he went straight to

After attacking Shu, Mianyang and Deyang were captured one after another.
Chapter completed!