Three Kingdoms: I, the eldest son of Cao, a loving father of a great man!

After Xun Yu heard what Cao Cao said, he stepped forward and said to Cao Ang: "Young General, since the great chaos in the world, the imperial court has been weak and has been weak for a long time. Fortunately, with the help of the Young General and the Great Sima, the Han Dynasty was able to Slowly return to its former glory.”

"Nowadays, if there are small border countries that want to become vassals to my great Han Dynasty, that is naturally very good. However, they need our court to send troops to help them put down the rebellion. This requires the decision of the Major General."

Xun Yu kept talking and kicked the ball to Cao Ang again.

In fact, Cao Ang knew that everyone in the court, from top to bottom, wanted to promote the surrender of the Yamatai Kingdom.

After all, this was a very honorable thing for the Han court.

After hearing Xun Yu's words, Cao Ang frowned slightly. He knew that in this generation, the Japanese nation was extremely divided internally.

Even dozens of people can form a group and occupy a few villages to form a country directly.

What can be said is that the current Japanese state is in chaos.

However, Cao Ang was not sure about the specific situation, so he still had to ask the three envoys from the Yamatai Kingdom.

Thinking of this, Cao Ang asked the three envoys calmly: "What is the situation inside the Japanese country now? Only if you tell the truth will I consider whether to send troops."

When the three Japanese envoys heard this, they looked at each other.

Then, Jin Li'er, the leader of the three, stood up and said to Cao Ang: "Coming back to the general, our country is indeed in chaos now."

"There are forty or fifty vassal states, large and small, in our country. Among them, our Yamatai state is the strongest."

"It's just that now, our country, Yamatai, is in civil strife, the queen has been betrayed, and other vassal states also want to take the opportunity to destroy our country, Yamatai."

"In this case, here in the country, how do we call it internal and external?"

Cao Ang also felt helpless about Jin Lier's half-baked Chinese. He shook his head and added: "Domestic and foreign troubles, right?"

"Yes, yes, that's what I mean. The general is really both civil and military!" Jin Li'er hurriedly slapped him in the face.

Facing Jin Lier's Gong Wei, Cao Ang waved his hand and said, "How many troops do you have over there?"

Hearing this, Jin Lier hurriedly said: "Our queen controls [-]% of the country's military strength, which is a total of [-] people! The total military strength of the other vassal states that besieged us is almost [-] people."

When everyone heard Jin Lier's words, the expressions on their faces were a little strange.

They had realized before that the overall strength of the Japanese country was not very strong, but they did not expect it to be so weak. Even the foreign races around the Han territory were far stronger than them.

If the Japanese were placed closer to the mainland, they would probably have been destroyed long ago.

Fortunately, the Japanese country is far away from the mainland, and the current shipbuilding technology is not very developed, so the Japanese people cherish it there.

When Jin Li'er and the other two saw the strange looks on everyone's faces, they thought it was the army of four or five thousand men they mentioned that scared everyone.

For a moment, Jin Li'er and the other two people were somewhat blindly confident.

"Your Majesty, Grand Sima, Grand General, and all the great lords of the kingdom, as long as you can deploy a force similar to that of Queen Yamatai, then the civil strife in our country can be quelled."

Jin Lier felt that the strength of the Han court was just that, so when he spoke, his tone was a bit tougher.

Seeing this, Liu Bian looked at Cao Ang and asked, "What do you think of the general?" Cao Ang knew that with the current strength of the Japanese country, he only needed to bring five or six thousand people there, which would be enough to push the entire Japanese country. Four islands.

However, what Cao Ang was thinking about was whether the four Japanese islands were worth his help.

After thinking for a while, Cao Ang decided to send troops.

First of all, everyone in the court hoped that Cao Ang would agree to send troops. After all, there was a dependent country, and the Han court was also very proud.

Secondly, Cao Ang also thought that there was a silver mine in Japan. At its peak, the output of this silver mine was the first in the world.

Who doesn’t like free money?
  As for the last reason, after Cao Ang agreed to send troops, the place of departure must be Xuzhou.

Cao Ang planned to make a false plan to attack Guo. On the pretext of supporting Japan, he took Xuzhou back when passing by Xuzhou.

At this time, in Xuzhou, Tao Qian, Liu Bei, and Lu Bu were still evenly matched.

There are also the Taishan bandits led by Zang Ba, who are free from the influence of the three families.

Although the situation in Xuzhou is somewhat complicated, compared with other states, Xuzhou's strength is relatively weak.

Judging from the intelligence collected by the shadow guards, now is a good time to capture Xuzhou.

It's a pity that Cao Ang has no reason to send troops. After all, when he provided disaster relief to Bingzhou, Tao Qian also sent a lot of food and grass.

After Lu Bu was driven away from Danyang County by Sun Jian and Zhou Yu, he returned to Xiapi.

Although Tao Qian didn't want Lu Bu to come back, Lu Bu was the Prime Minister of Xiapi who was appointed by the imperial court. He wanted to stop him, but he had no excuse.

Liu Bei left Guan Yu in Wu County as the county guard, and he knew that with the strength of himself and Zhang Fei, they might not be able to defeat Lu Bu even if they worked together, so he would not take the initiative to conflict with him.

As for Tao Qian, he was busy dealing with the Taishan bandits.

Zang Ba led the Taishan bandits and plundered several more places. At this moment, Tao Qian was busy dealing with these things.

Although there are many forces in Xuzhou right now, they are in a relatively balanced state.

Moreover, Cao Ang also received news that the military advisor Lu Bu had obtained before had died of illness after returning to Xiapi.

Coupled with the previous betrayal of Wei Xu and Song Xian, now only Wei Yue and Gao Shun are left under Lu Bu's command.

Lu Bu, who was short of troops, could only hide in Xiapi City.

……

Cao Ang thought a lot before finally deciding to send troops to help Yamatai.

Of course, Cao Ang's goal was not only to conquer Xuzhou along the way, he also wanted to completely control Japan and turn it into a maritime fortress in the Central Plains.

After making the decision, Cao Ang said to Liu Bian: "Your Majesty, the general believes that it is better to send troops. After all, this country of Yamatai is willing to become a vassal, so we must also show some sincerity."

When Liu Bian heard this, he smiled and nodded, and then asked: "How many troops does the general plan to send?" (End of Chapter)