Zu Ti was in a sword and Yuan Yan was angry. The generals from both sides in the hall were facing each other coldly, and the sword was tense for a moment and was about to break out!

A few officials waited to come forward to persuade them, so that both sides would not be harmed by the harmony. However, the rows of military officers held swords and faced each other coldly. Xiao Sha, who was used to fighting on the battlefield, angrily spread the entire hall. The civil servants who had never fought in front of the formation just felt that they were all cool and spoke silently after several times.

A man walked in at the entrance of the hall. Seeing the atmosphere so much, he was stunned and shouted: "The enemy is in front of you, and you don't want to serve the country, so why should you draw your sword to face each other!"

Zu Ti frowned and looked at the visitor. Yuan Yan stared at the visitor with anger. But he saw the visitor wearing a civil robe and holding a letter in his hand. It was Secretary Liu Wei and Liu Dalian!

Liu Wei came to the hall a few steps and said unhappy: "Your Highness asked me to come to deliver the letter because the second Duke is in danger. I don't expect the second Duke to ignore the overall situation so much and let your Highness down."

Liu Wei was a close minister beside His Highness the Crown Prince. Few Wenhan was valued by His Highness the Crown Prince. Now he appeared in the plain with a letter in his hand. Needless to say, he was an envoy sent by His Highness the Crown Prince from the Central Plains. The guards along the way did not want to inform him, but they were just quarreling in the hall. The guards were also under Zu Ti and Yuan Yan, so they naturally met with each other.

When the guards found out that Liu Wei had entered, Liu Wei had noticed that the atmosphere was wrong and took action to stop the guards from spreading their messages and walked along the way.

"Mr. Liu has worked hard and quickly take your seat. How dare you ask what news about Your Highness?" Yuan Yan suppressed his anger and stood up to meet him. Zu Ti snorted coldly from the side, not saying anything.

Seeing that the envoys of His Royal Highness of the Crown Prince arrived, the military officers restrained their arrogance, while the civil servants secretly called it dangerous. Just now, the situation was like a human life, and they were in it and could not move or speak. After a long time, it was unbearable and made people crazy. Fortunately, His Royal Highness of the Crown Prince sent an envoy to this point, which finally stopped the situation from deteriorating.

Seeing that Zu Ti was still in a stern manner, Liu Wei knew that he was young and arrogant, and had always been arrogant, so he ignored it for a while. Instead, he said earnestly to Yuan Yan: "I won't mention the matter of the prince. I don't know what happened to General Yuan and General Yuan Zu? The lower officials heard it in the courtyard. General Yuan cannot hide his weakness."

Seeing Liu Wei asking this, Yuan Yan was not easy to hide in front of everyone, and Liu Wei's attitude was clear. Before he could figure out this matter, he was afraid that he would not intend to read out Your Highness's decree.

"It's true to be honest..." Yuan Yan immediately put the enemy in the verge of attacks, besieged Shiwu, tortured Han soldiers, sent letters and appointments, and also explained the current conflict.

Although in anger, Yuan Yan told the story, there was no partiality in it. Everyone present, who was pricking his ears and listening to the story, were quite amazed by both sides of the enemy and us. Regardless of whether Yuan Yan had real ability to become the commander of the first army, this mind and demeanor were nothing.

After hearing this, Liu Wei nodded slightly. When he had just arrived at the north bank of the Yellow River, he had mentioned this widely circulated thing to Huoze, Jiang Cong and others. When he arrived at the Gaotang Dai Yuan and Dai Ruosi were also quite worried about it. However, neither side was suitable for intervening during this period of time. After all, this was the matter of the Pingyuan Guards, so how could outsiders intervene?

"After that being said, fighting or not fighting is just relative, and there is not only one choice between the two. Can General Zu have something to add?" Liu Wei turned to ask Zu Ti, but Zu Ti's face was still not very friendly. After all, he had never been restrained by others in the fight all the way.

Seeing Zu Ti shook his head slightly, Liu Wei turned to the generals and said, "The enemy is tyrannical, and God will punish him. You are all people valued by the emperor. I don't know what strategy to defeat the enemy? Your Highness is concerned about the war ahead, so I asked me to come and give advice. You don't need to worry, but it's okay."

Seeing that everyone was hesitant, Shao Xu stood up after thinking for a moment, "I thought that the Hu people were so arrogant that they must first slapped their spirit before they can keep it steady. I wonder what you think?"

Shao Xu is one of Zu Ti's loyal fans. Although he opens his mouth to ask everyone, he has no scruples to express his own position.

Gao Heng snorted coldly and stepped forward and walked: "The Hu people acted with an iron cavalry, where did the general start to slash his sharpness?"

Deng Lang was also echoing at this moment: "Although the enemy is numerous, as long as we defend the city, even if the Hu people's troops increase several times, they will not be able to break through our plain defense. Why do we have to fight and consume troops to damage ourselves?!"

When Shao Xu saw Deng Lang's words, he was furious and sneered: "The strategy of sticking to the ground is obviously difficult to implement. If he continues to insist, he is defeated by the Hu people. How dare he speak out in a short-sighted manner?"

"You..." Deng Lang's face changed a few times by Shao Xu's refutation, but he was speechless and knew his own suffering. Everyone said that he was born in a general, but his grandfather and father died in Xichuan, and the entire family was persecuted by the Sima family. He finally had a place in this army. Is that so easy?

If he only knew how to show off his courage, he would probably have died in a foreign land and could he persist until the court recruitment to restore his family's reputation?

"I think the Hu people have such a purpose is not simple. Just imagine that the Hu people have limited food and grass, and are so crazy that they are so crazy that they are a strategy of losing their skills. As long as they have been through two months, I believe that Hebei is within easy reach, so why do you need this?" Deng Yue, the general in the army, stood up and said without hesitation.

Zu Yue frowned and said, "General Deng's words make sense, but in this way, the fort built with great difficulty will be destroyed by the Hu people? Then the Hu people will adopt the strategy of losing food again, so how should they resist?"

Everyone was focusing their attention on Deng Yue and Zu Yue. Deng Yue pointed out the fundamental reason for sticking to it, which was the food shortage of the Hu people. But Zu Yue also made it clear that the fort was formulated to deal with the Hu cavalry's harassment of the food route and cut off the supply of the Han army. Once the fort was captured by the Hu people and the Han army could not compete with the enemy in the field, it was very possible for the enemy to regain the original tactics.

Deng Yue was surrounded by general Ji Mu. Seeing Zu ask this guy, who was second only to Zu Ti, to come forward, he supported his friend and said: "Deng Boshan's words are all right. If there is any concern about cutting off the food route, he only needs to speed up the reserve of food and supplies during this period and then withdraw the guard of the fort. In this way, wouldn't it be necessary to lose people and retreat to the enemy?"

Zu Yue was slightly shocked when he heard this. He looked at Ji Mu with admiration. Just as he was about to speak, he heard Liu Wei slim his hands and smile: "What this general said is quite reasonable. I wonder if General Yuan and General Zu think this method is feasible?"

Yuan Yan originally advocated sticking to the faction, but after hearing what Ji Mu said, there was no reason to object, so he praised and supported him. Zu Ti's face also eased at this moment, and he nodded slightly to express his support after hearing this.

Seeing that the two generals had such a compromise plan, there was no place to be picky about for a while, and the atmosphere in the hall gradually recovered, and it seemed that there was less gap between them.

"General Zu was so worried that he would be more happy." Seeing that the matter had laid a tone, Liu Wei knew it even more and said further.

Zu Ti shook his head and said, "The only way to do this is to work in the current situation. I just wish I could not beat Hu Gou to repay His Majesty and His Highness for their grace of knowing each other!"

Seeing Zu Ti's angry, everyone felt admiration arises. Zu Ti's family fell into the hands of the Hu people. His brother Zu Na even laughed and scolded the Hu people for being executed calmly. Although this matter was not widely circulated, most of the army knew about it. Whenever he fought with the Hu people, Zu Ti made plans from many ways and led by his leadership. His bravery and fierce advancement was the best among the Han army.

Even those who complain about Zu Ti's extraordinary promotion will find it difficult to deny Zu Ti's ability in private.

A big hand slapped Zu Ti on the shoulder. Zu Ti looked up, but saw Yuan Yan staring at him and said sincerely: "There is a victory or defeat in the battle, and there is also an offense and defense. As long as you can defend the clouds and see the sun, you will have a chance to kill Hu Gou Yixue. The hatred in our hearts! Shi Zhi doesn't have to hurry for a moment, and one day he will be able to kill Liu Yuan!"

Seeing that the two of them had lost their hostility, Liu Wei stepped forward to comfort him again. The generals also knew that the current strategic unity was unified and there was no dispute. In the bustling hustle and Yuan Yanbing put aside their past grudges and finally restored their friendly attitude. At this time, Liu Wei read out the will of the crown prince Liu Dong.

It turned out that Your Majesty wanted to use troops in the south, so the Crown Prince of Jiangnan, Jingzhou and the two Sichuan troops did not want to transfer too much, so the Central Plains was able to mobilize troops. After communicating with Your Majesty and General Jiang Wei, Your Majesty decided that the Han army was on the defensive line on the whole line and competed with the Lakers for supplies!

This matter coincided with Ji Mu and Deng Yue's proposal. Everyone had no objection to this and began to discuss a detailed implementation plan.

...

On the Japanese island, the Han army suffered numerous injuries and the epidemic spread.

Even the imperial doctors sent by the court actually fell ill and died of the medicine and stone. They could not handle themselves, and only migrated to other islands. The seriously ill people were forced to stay at their original garrison because of their contagion and untreatment. Even if such behavior is ruthless and unrighteous, the critical moment is in front of them, no one cares about so many things.

It was not only the Han army but also the Japanese. I don’t know why, but some people contracted diseases frequently among the Japanese, and they became more and more serious, and the number of people increased.

It was thought that it was a very difficult job for the Japanese to give up their homes and their relatives. Unexpectedly, the Japanese saw that their companions were difficult to cure their illness, but they even left it alone, which saved the Han army, which was almost nowhere to be available. The seriously ill person could not move, and if they were given up, they had no way to live.

But the Japanese who had just been infected could still move, but the Han army had limited herbs and had very little effect, so they would not use them to treat the Japanese. You should know that a large number of Han army are still spreading this disease, and they only use local herbs to deal with the Japanese simply. They are unwilling to be abandoned. Some people conceal their illness and follow the ship, while others even held sharp blades and launched ruthless revenge.

Chaos broke out frequently, and people were in panic all day long. One island after another or residence could not get rid of the epidemic. More and more people died. The Japanese no longer concealed their hatred for the Han army, and the Han people had no time to take care of the Japanese attitude. They were tired of escaping their lives, finding the causes and treatment methods, and they were constantly infected with diseases while being careful. Everyone was in danger and was in a state of turmoil, as if they were in the end of the world.

Conflicts and conflicts broke out at all times, and the Japanese hated the Han people and brought death to death, and the Japanese began to fight back. A large number of wounded soldiers died at the hands of the Japanese in the riots, while a few healthy Han soldiers had already boarded the ship and set sail.

Lu Ji lay in the cabin and shook his head and sighed, blaming himself. If he had no one of his own great defeats, how could he destroy the court's foundation in the north?

Zu Ti was in a sword and Yuan Yan was angry. The generals from both sides in the hall were facing each other coldly, and the sword was tense for a moment and was about to break out!

A few officials waited to come forward to persuade them, so that both sides would not be harmed by the harmony. However, the rows of military officers held swords and faced each other coldly. Xiao Sha, who was used to fighting on the battlefield, angrily spread the entire hall. The civil servants who had never fought in front of the formation just felt that they were all cool and spoke silently after several times.

A man walked in at the entrance of the hall. Seeing the atmosphere so much, he was stunned and shouted: "The enemy is in front of you, and you don't want to serve the country, so why should you draw your sword to face each other!"

Zu Ti frowned and looked at the visitor. Yuan Yan stared at the visitor with anger. But he saw the visitor wearing a civil robe and holding a letter in his hand. It was Secretary Liu Wei and Liu Dalian!

Liu Wei came to the hall a few steps and said unhappy: "Your Highness asked me to come to deliver the letter because the second Duke is in danger. I don't expect the second Duke to ignore the overall situation so much and let your Highness down."

Liu Wei was a close minister beside His Highness the Crown Prince. Few Wenhan was valued by His Highness the Crown Prince. Now he appeared in the plain with a letter in his hand. Needless to say, he was an envoy sent by His Highness the Crown Prince from the Central Plains. The guards along the way did not want to inform him, but they were just quarreling in the hall. The guards were also under Zu Ti and Yuan Yan, so they naturally met with each other.

When the guards found out that Liu Wei had entered, Liu Wei had noticed that the atmosphere was wrong and took action to stop the guards from spreading their messages and walked along the way.

"Mr. Liu has worked hard and quickly take your seat. How dare you ask what news about Your Highness?" Yuan Yan suppressed his anger and stood up to meet him. Zu Ti snorted coldly from the side, not saying anything.

Seeing that the envoys of His Royal Highness of the Crown Prince arrived, the military officers restrained their arrogance, while the civil servants secretly called it dangerous. Just now, the situation was like a human life, and they were in it and could not move or speak. After a long time, it was unbearable and made people crazy. Fortunately, His Royal Highness of the Crown Prince sent an envoy to this point, which finally stopped the situation from deteriorating.

Seeing that Zu Ti was still in a stern manner, Liu Wei knew that he was young and arrogant, and had always been arrogant, so he ignored it for a while. Instead, he said earnestly to Yuan Yan: "I won't mention the matter of the prince. I don't know what happened to General Yuan and General Yuan Zu? The lower officials heard it in the courtyard. General Yuan cannot hide his weakness."

Seeing Liu Wei asking this, Yuan Yan was not easy to hide in front of everyone, and Liu Wei's attitude was clear. Before he could figure out this matter, he was afraid that he would not intend to read out Your Highness's decree.

"It's true to be honest..." Yuan Yan immediately put the enemy in the verge of attacks, besieged Shiwu, tortured Han soldiers, sent letters and appointments, and also explained the current conflict.

Although in anger, Yuan Yan told the story, there was no partiality in it. Everyone present, who was pricking his ears and listening to the story, were quite amazed by both sides of the enemy and us. Regardless of whether Yuan Yan had real ability to become the commander of the first army, this mind and demeanor were nothing.

After hearing this, Liu Wei nodded slightly. When he had just arrived at the north bank of the Yellow River, he had mentioned this widely circulated thing to Huoze, Jiang Cong and others. When he arrived at the Gaotang Dai Yuan and Dai Ruosi were also quite worried about it. However, neither side was suitable for intervening during this period of time. After all, this was the matter of the Pingyuan Guards, so how could outsiders intervene?

"After that being said, fighting or not fighting is just relative, and there is not only one choice between the two. Can General Zu have something to add?" Liu Wei turned to ask Zu Ti, but Zu Ti's face was still not very friendly. After all, he had never been restrained by others in the fight all the way.

Seeing Zu Ti shook his head slightly, Liu Wei turned to the generals and said, "The enemy is tyrannical, and God will punish him. You are all people valued by the emperor. I don't know what strategy to defeat the enemy? Your Highness is concerned about the war ahead, so I asked me to come and give advice. You don't need to worry, but it's okay."

Seeing that everyone was hesitant, Shao Xu stood up after thinking for a moment, "I thought that the Hu people were so arrogant that they must first slapped their spirit before they can keep it steady. I wonder what you think?"

Shao Xu is one of Zu Ti's loyal fans. Although he opens his mouth to ask everyone, he has no scruples to express his own position.

Gao Heng snorted coldly and stepped forward and walked: "The Hu people acted with an iron cavalry, where did the general start to slash his sharpness?"

Deng Lang was also echoing at this moment: "Although the enemy is numerous, as long as we defend the city, even if the Hu people's troops increase several times, they will not be able to break through our plain defense. Why do we have to fight and consume troops to damage ourselves?!"

When Shao Xu saw Deng Lang's words, he was furious and sneered: "The strategy of sticking to the ground is obviously difficult to implement. If he continues to insist, he is defeated by the Hu people. How dare he speak out in a short-sighted manner?"

"You..." Deng Lang's face changed a few times by Shao Xu's refutation, but he was speechless and knew his own suffering. Everyone said that he was born in a general, but his grandfather and father died in Xichuan, and the entire family was persecuted by the Sima family. He finally had a place in this army. Is that so easy?

If he only knew how to show off his courage, he would probably have died in a foreign land and could he persist until the court recruitment to restore his family's reputation?

"I think the Hu people have such a purpose is not simple. Just imagine that the Hu people have limited food and grass, and are so crazy that they are so crazy that they are a strategy of losing their skills. As long as they have been through two months, I believe that Hebei is within easy reach, so why do you need this?" Deng Yue, the general in the army, stood up and said without hesitation.

Zu Yue frowned and said, "General Deng's words make sense, but in this way, the fort built with great difficulty will be destroyed by the Hu people? Then the Hu people will adopt the strategy of losing food again, so how should they resist?"

Everyone was focusing their attention on Deng Yue and Zu Yue. Deng Yue pointed out the fundamental reason for sticking to it, which was the food shortage of the Hu people. But Zu Yue also made it clear that the fort was formulated to deal with the Hu cavalry's harassment of the food route and cut off the supply of the Han army. Once the fort was captured by the Hu people and the Han army could not compete with the enemy in the field, it was very possible for the enemy to regain the original tactics.

Deng Yue was surrounded by general Ji Mu. Seeing Zu ask this guy, who was second only to Zu Ti, to come forward, he supported his friend and said: "Deng Boshan's words are all right. If there is any concern about cutting off the food route, he only needs to speed up the reserve of food and supplies during this period and then withdraw the guard of the fort. In this way, wouldn't it be necessary to lose people and retreat to the enemy?"

Zu Yue was slightly shocked when he heard this. He looked at Ji Mu with admiration. Just as he was about to speak, he heard Liu Wei slim his hands and smile: "What this general said is quite reasonable. I wonder if General Yuan and General Zu think this method is feasible?"

Yuan Yan originally advocated sticking to the faction, but after hearing what Ji Mu said, there was no reason to object, so he praised and supported him. Zu Ti's face also eased at this moment, and he nodded slightly to express his support after hearing this.

Seeing that the two generals had such a compromise plan, there was no place to be picky about for a while, and the atmosphere in the hall gradually recovered, and it seemed that there was less gap between them.

"General Zu was so worried that he would be more happy." Seeing that the matter had laid a tone, Liu Wei knew it even more and said further.

Zu Ti shook his head and said, "The only way to do this is to work in the current situation. I just wish I could not beat Hu Gou to repay His Majesty and His Highness for their grace of knowing each other!"

Seeing Zu Ti's angry, everyone felt admiration arises. Zu Ti's family fell into the hands of the Hu people. His brother Zu Na even laughed and scolded the Hu people for being executed calmly. Although this matter was not widely circulated, most of the army knew about it. Whenever he fought with the Hu people, Zu Ti made plans from many ways and led by his leadership. His bravery and fierce advancement was the best among the Han army.

Even those who complain about Zu Ti's extraordinary promotion will find it difficult to deny Zu Ti's ability in private.

A big hand slapped Zu Ti on the shoulder. Zu Ti looked up, but saw Yuan Yan staring at him and said sincerely: "There is a victory or defeat in the battle, and there is also an offense and defense. As long as you can defend the clouds and see the sun, you will have a chance to kill Hu Gou Yixue. The hatred in our hearts! Shi Zhi doesn't have to hurry for a moment, and one day he will be able to kill Liu Yuan!"

Seeing that the two of them had lost their hostility, Liu Wei stepped forward to comfort him again. The generals also knew that the current strategic unity was unified and there was no dispute. In the bustling hustle and Yuan Yanbing put aside their past grudges and finally restored their friendly attitude. At this time, Liu Wei read out the will of the crown prince Liu Dong.

It turned out that Your Majesty wanted to use troops in the south, so the Crown Prince of Jiangnan, Jingzhou and the two Sichuan troops did not want to transfer too much, so the Central Plains was able to mobilize troops. After communicating with Your Majesty and General Jiang Wei, Your Majesty decided that the Han army was on the defensive line on the whole line and competed with the Lakers for supplies!

This matter coincided with Ji Mu and Deng Yue's proposal. Everyone had no objection to this and began to discuss a detailed implementation plan.

...

On the Japanese island, the Han army suffered numerous injuries and the epidemic spread.

Even the imperial doctors sent by the court actually fell ill and died of the medicine and stone. They could not handle themselves, and only migrated to other islands. The seriously ill people were forced to stay at their original garrison because of their contagion and untreatment. Even if such behavior is ruthless and unrighteous, the critical moment is in front of them, no one cares about so many things.

It was not only the Han army but also the Japanese. I don’t know why, but some people contracted diseases frequently among the Japanese, and they became more and more serious, and the number of people increased.

It was thought that it was a very difficult job for the Japanese to give up their homes and their relatives. Unexpectedly, the Japanese saw that their companions were difficult to cure their illness, but they even left it alone, which saved the Han army, which was almost nowhere to be available. The seriously ill person could not move, and if they were given up, they had no way to live.

But the Japanese who had just been infected could still move, but the Han army had limited herbs and had very little effect, so they would not use them to treat the Japanese. You should know that a large number of Han army are still spreading this disease, and they only use local herbs to deal with the Japanese simply. They are unwilling to be abandoned. Some people conceal their illness and follow the ship, while others even held sharp blades and launched ruthless revenge.

Chaos broke out frequently, and people were in panic all day long. One island after another or residence could not get rid of the epidemic. More and more people died. The Japanese no longer concealed their hatred for the Han army, and the Han people had no time to take care of the Japanese attitude. They were tired of escaping their lives, finding the causes and treatment methods, and they were constantly infected with diseases while being careful. Everyone was in danger and was in a state of turmoil, as if they were in the end of the world.

Conflicts and conflicts broke out at all times, and the Japanese hated the Han people and brought death to death, and the Japanese began to fight back. A large number of wounded soldiers died at the hands of the Japanese in the riots, while a few healthy Han soldiers had already boarded the ship and set sail.
Chapter completed!