Jie Yuan himself felt tired, but he could only stand stalemate. At this moment, he suddenly heard the sound of drums in the northeast corner, and an army came from afar. Jie Yuan suspected that it was the Jin army, but he was also shocked. Then he saw that the Jin soldiers had moved and seemed to be in a panic. Jie Yuan climbed up to look at it, and saw that it was a flag with Han characters, and shouted: "Master Han has arrived!" When the public heard about the three characters of Marshal Han, it was like a heavenly soldier and general, who came to help, and immediately became more energetic and bravely fought.

The Jin soldiers were attacked from both sides, of course, and they couldn't hold on. They scattered and all fled. Jie Yuan chased after him. When he saw the reinforcements coming, he looked carefully, but it was the commander Cheng Min, and asked, "Has Marshal Han arrived?" Cheng Min said, "The Marshal has personally pursued the Jin soldiers and sent me to help." Jie Yuan listened, and realized that Cheng Min's army was terrorizing the Jin people under the banner of Han. Jie Yuan immediately joined the army with Cheng Min and chased the Jin soldiers. He captured many captives along the way, and chased them until thirty miles away before returning to the army.

Cheng Min went to Han Shizhong's place to report the victory. Han Shizhong had already arrived on the Huai River and defeated Jin general Nie Erbojin and others. Jin soldiers crossed the Huai River and fled. Han Shizhong was victorious and returned to the camp. Seeing Cheng Min coming to see him, he learned that Chengzhou had also won a great victory. So Han Shizhong reported to Zhao Gou in detail. The ministers praised him one after another, and Zhao Gou said, "Han Shizhong is loyal and brave, I know he will succeed." Shen Yuqiu reported: "Since Jianyan, our soldiers have never met the Jin people. Shizhong has won consecutive victories and has made outstanding achievements. He must be considered the first meritorious official of Zhongxing."

Zhao Gou nodded and said, "I should give him special rewards. You can draft a reward for me." Shen Yuqiu was ordered and believed that Shi Zhong's silk horses should be given, as well as Han Shi Zhong's generals Jie Yuan and Cheng Min, etc., all raised their salary one by one. Zhao Gou naturally followed suit. Zhao Ding took the opportunity to persuade Zhao Gou to fight in person to boost morale. At this time, Zhao Gou was a little bolder and actually issued a personal order to enforce the army. Meng Yu stayed at the palace and prepared to supervise the troops across the river.

When Zhao Ding retired from the court, Yu Chu, his subordinate, said to Zhao Ding: "The emperor is naturally a hundred times more morale, but I expected this move to be a complete plan, or would he bet on it?" Zhao Ding said generously: "China has retreated for years, and its morale is weak, and its enemy situation is even more arrogant. The righteousness cannot be more arbitrary, so I advised the emperor to fight in person. Success or failure is not what I dare to go against." Yu Chu replied: "In this way, the emperor should prepare a good plan first. Zhang Jun has always been highly anticipated. If he was asked to pacify Jiang, Huai, Jing, Zhejiang, and Fujian, and recruit soldiers from all walks of life to Beijing, his origin is the return of the court."

Zhao Ding thought about it and couldn't help but say goodbye, so he went to report to Zhao Gou and asked Zhang Jun to be appointed. Zhao Gou approved the report and summoned Zhang Jun as a scholar in the imperial examination. Zhang Jun was ordered to enter the court. Zhao Gou talked with him about his personal expedition, and Zhang Jun also strongly agreed. Zhao Gou wrote an edict to defend Zhang Jun's false alarm and ordered him to know the affairs of the Privy Council. Zhang Jun thanked Zhao Gou, and after leaving the court, he went to see Zhao Ding, shook hands with Zhao Ding and said, "This move is very close to the hearts of the people." Zhao Ding smiled and said, "This is what you have done."

It was Yu Zicai Yu Chu's credit, and he wanted to recommend the wise and capable. Does Zhao Ding dare to deceive you?" Zhang Jun thanked me humbly. Zhao Ding said again: "Since you have restored your position, you should immediately take a spear to the enemy and drive forward for the emperor." Zhang Jun replied: "I will say goodbye to the emperor tomorrow and take the position of the river." Zhao Ding was overjoyed, stroked Zhang Jun's back and said: "This is how to stop others' words!" Zhang Jun said goodbye. The next morning, Zhang Jun said goodbye to Zhao Gou and immediately took office as the director.

Then Zhao Gou also set out from Lin'an, Liu Xi and Yang Yizhong led the imperial guards to protect the enemy.

Zhao Ding naturally followed. On the way, Zhao Gou ordered Liu Guangshi to move his army to Taipingzhou as a support for Han Shizhong's army. Liu Guangshi had a personal slight relationship with Han Shizhong, so he was unwilling to move his troops. Liu Guangshi also sent someone to mock Zhao Ding and said, "Since my husband has been ordered to enter Shu, why should he take responsibility for others and eliminate the disaster?" Han Shizhong also had rumors that Prime Minister Zhao really dared to do it.

After hearing what Han, Liu and others said, Zhao Ding asked Zhao Gou to send envoys to persuade Han and Liu that day, and said in person: "Your Majesty will raise troops for a thousand days and use troops for a while. If you retreat a little, everyone's hearts will be dispersed immediately. Although the Yangtze River is dangerous, it is not enough to rely on it." Zhao Gou then ordered the censor Wei Wei to order Han, Liu and Liu Guangshi to move to Taipingzhou, and Zhao Gou also came to Pingjiang.

Zhao Gou then issued an edict to punish Liu Yu, rectify the Sixth Division, and wanted to cross the river to fight decisively. The victory and defeat of the summoning Ding was unpredictable and could not stand a setback, so he advised Zhao Gou to say, "The enemy is coming from afar, and the profit is to fight quickly, and it is probably a mistake to fight suddenly. Moreover, the rebel Liu Yu also sent his sons, so why should Your Majesty be in front of the battle? The emperor only needs to dispatch the middle, which is enough to declare the challenge today." Zhao Gou was originally a timid person, and he agreed to fight in person on impulse. In fact, he had already regretted it and wanted to hear such words.

Soon, Zhao Gou received an alarm from Luzhou and hurriedly ordered Yue Fei to lead his army to reinforce. Yue Fei's victory in Xiangyang shocked the pseudo-Qi. Liu Yu hurriedly mobilized troops and invited Jin soldiers, as well as signing troops from Hebei and Hedong to reinforce. Li Cheng received support and wanted to retake Xiangyang Prefecture. He led a large army of 300,000 to counterattack, but was defeated again.

Jin general Liu Hebojin led his troops to meet with Li Cheng, gathered near Dengzhou, built villages and dug trenches, and prepared to stop Yue's army from going north. Yue Fei sent Wang Gui and others from Guanghua Road, Zhang Xian and others from Henglin Road to cover and kill. Wang Gui and Zhang Xian fought with tens of thousands of enemy troops more than 30 miles away from Dengzhou. Yue Fei also sent Wang Wan and Dong Xian's troops to attack, and the enemy defeated. He captured more than 200 Jin general Yang Desheng and others, captured more than 200 horses and countless armors. Only Gao Zhong led the remnants to escape into Dengzhou and held behind closed doors.

Yue Fei's army captured Dengcheng, and the soldiers ignored the arrows and stones and ants came along. In a bloody battle, Dengcheng was conquered and killed Jin, and countless puppet troops were countless. Yue Fei's eldest son Yue Yun was the first warrior to climb the city. Yue Yun's courtesy name was Yingxiang and his pseudo-name was Huiqing. Because of the insult of the Jin army, Yue Yun was separated from his parents since he was a child. He witnessed the evil deeds of the Jin soldiers and the hardships of the Song people in displaced. Under the education of his grandmother, he set ambition to defend his country. Yue Yun practiced martial arts since he was a child and joined the army at the age of twelve. He was incorporated into the ranks of general Zhang Xian by his father Yue Fei and became a young man. He studied hard and practiced hard, and was as good as a father.

Once, Yue Yun and his soldiers rode a horse to practice mountain climbing, and accidentally fell to the ground. When Yue Fei saw it, he was furious and accused Yue Yun of saying, "This is all caused by not practicing seriously on weekdays. If it was on the battlefield, wouldn't it be a major national event?" He was immediately ordered to be pushed out and beheaded. The soldiers hurriedly pleaded with mercy. Thinking of his young age, Yue Fei finally ordered Yue Yun to beat a hundred military sticks. From then on, Yue Yun practiced harder and developed a pair of steel bars.

In the fourth year of Shaoxing, the sixteen-year-old Yue Yun followed his father to fight to recover Suizhou, Dengzhou and other places occupied by the Jin Dynasty. In this battle, Yue Yun held an iron cone gun and charged forward, and was unstoppable. He was the first to climb Suizhou City, which had been unsuccessful for a long time. Later, he followed the army to fight north and recover Dengzhou. From then on, he was called the "winning official". After that, Yue Yun became

He is one of the important generals of the Beiwei Army. The Beiwei Army is a personal soldier of Yue Fei and an elite force of the Yue family army. He mainly has more than 88,000 cavalrymen and is extremely powerful in combat.

Yue Yun also served as Jiyi's writing and made great contributions in previous battles, but his father concealed them and did not report them. Yue Yun had no complaints. The court also wanted to give Yue Yun an official position many times, but Yue Fei wrote to him that his son was still stinky and might not be able to achieve military merits. He resolutely refused the reward the court gave to Yue Yun.

Yue's army captured Dengzhou and captured Gao Zhong alive. Yue Fei immediately sent Li Dao to Tangzhou and recovered Tangzhou Prefecture City. Wang Gui and Zhang Xian defeated the Jin and puppet Qi coalition forces again to protect Li Dao to recover Zhoucheng. On the same day, the Xinyang army was also conquered.

Yue Fei's recovery of the six counties of Xiangyang shocked the Song court. After receiving the good news from Yue Fei, Zhao Gou said to Hu Songnian: "Although I have always heard that Yue Fei's army is very disciplined, I don't know how to defeat the enemy." Hu Songnian said: "Only if he has discipline, he can defeat the thieves." Yue Fei was promoted to the governor of the Qingyuan Army and the commander of Jing, Xiang and Tanzhou on Hubei Road. After recovering the six counties of Xiangyang, Yue Fei was ordered to move to Ezhou. Before leaving, he sent two thousand people to guard Xiangyang Prefecture, Tang and Dengzhou, 150 people to guard Yingzhou, and 200 people to guard Suizhou.

After receiving the order from Zhao Gou, Yue Fei led his army to Luzhou. He ordered Niu Gao to be the vanguard and Xu Qing as the deputy vanguard. Niu Gao came to the city of Luzhou and saw that the pseudo-Qi army had surrounded the north of the city, and the Jin soldiers also arrived one after another. Niu Gao took the lead and shouted to the Jin general from afar: "Listen to the enemy general! I am Niu Gao, the vanguard under Marshal Yue's troops! If you can fight, come over, and fight with me."

When General Jin heard this, he hurriedly looked carefully. Sure enough, he saw the Yue flag flying in the south of the city. General Jin said to his subordinates: "The Yue family army is inviolable, so we might as well retreat!" After that, he retreated. The puppet Qi army saw the Jin people retreating, but they collapsed without fighting. Niu Gao waited for Yue Fei to come and met Yue Fei. Yue Fei said to Niu Gao: "Catch it quickly! If we don't chase it, we will go back like this. I'm afraid they will come again." Niu Gao led his troops to pursue it for more than 30 miles. Jin and Qi armies, and they thought that Yue Fei personally led their troops to chase it, and hurriedly retreated. They trampled on each other and were killed by the Song army, countless.

The Jin soldiers returned and stationed in Zhudun Town, Sizhou. Talai led the Sizhou army, and Wushu led the Zhudun Town army. Both armies were blocked by Han Shizhong, and they sent gold coins to write a letter to fight. Han Shizhong sent Wang Yu and two actors to report to the Orange Tea. He also said that Zhang Shumi was in Zhenjiang and had issued an order to determine the decisive battle. Jin Wushu said, "I heard that Zhang Shumi has been demoted to Lingnan, where is the place here? Don't bully me!" Wang Yu immediately displayed Zhang Jun's document.

Jin Wushu changed color without realizing it, and after a while, he replied: "Your court once sent envoys to discuss peace. Now Wei Liangchen has just returned from the north and south. Our court and he had agreed to grant Song a vassal south of Jianzhou to avoid fighting. Your country still thought it was not satisfied and wanted to start a war with me. In the future, you will be defeated and destroyed, and I am afraid that there will be no size of the land."

Wang Yu replied: "It is not that our country is unwilling to negotiate peace with your country, but your country forces me too much to seize the two rivers, three towns, and two emperors. He also wants to show off his troops in Jiang and Huai, and enthrone the rebellion. How can we be harmonious? Since the survival of the country is half based on destiny and half by personnel, people can defeat nature. Maybe your country will decide the victory and loss again. Please see if our court is really incompetent?"
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