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

Chapter 520 Tao Qian arrives and goes to sea

At this time, in Xuzhou, everyone except Lu Bu was thinking about how to deal with Le Jin who was passing by Xuzhou.

Tao Qian did not dare to offend Cao Ang. Soon after Le Jin and Xu Huang separated, he personally led three thousand soldiers and horses to find Le Jin.

"General Le Jin." Tao Qian entered Le Jin's tent and cupped his hands.

When Le Jin saw Tao Qian being so polite, he quickly returned the gesture, clasped his fists and said, "I have met Governor Tao before."

"Hey, General Le Jin doesn't have to be so polite. Since you were ordered by the Major General to escort the Japanese envoy to our territory of Xuzhou, then I, the governor of Xuzhou, naturally want to show my friendship as a landlord."

After Tao Qian said this with a smile, he asked Le Jin about his marching route: "General Le Jin, may I ask where you plan to go to sea on this trip?"

When Le Jin heard this, he turned to look at Jin Li'er and the other three who were waiting, and asked: "You three, do you have any opinions on the location of the sea?"

After the three of them heard Le Jin's voice, they looked at each other, and then Jin Lier continued to speak: "General Le Jin, after we landed, we have forgotten where we went to sea from, so we listen to the general in everything."

When Le Jin heard this, he looked at Tao Qian again and said, "Thanks to Governor Tao for coming in time. Otherwise, I might have to visit you again."

"Oh? Why did General Le Jin say this?" Tao Qian asked in confusion.

When Le Jin saw Tao Qian's confusion, he explained: "The general is new here and doesn't know much about Xuzhou's terrain, so he doesn't know where to go to sea."

"If you, Governor Tao, don't come today, I will have to pay a visit. Please help me choose a place to go to sea."

After listening to Le Jin's explanation, Tao Qian felt happy. After all, Le Jin's words were very polite and he found it useful.

Then, Tao Qian said: "Let's do this, General Le Jin. You and these three envoys will rest in Xuzhou for a few days. I will send someone out to find out where is the best place to go to sea. How about that?"

Le Jin was stunned when he heard this, and then asked with slight surprise: "Prince Tao, as the governor of a state, don't you know where Xuzhou is suitable for going to sea?"

"I really don't know about this." Tao Qian shook his head calmly, not feeling dissatisfied at all with Le Jin's words.

"Although I am the governor of Xuzhou, I don't go to the coastal area very much on weekdays." Tao Qian explained with a calm face: "This coastal area is basically a fishing village, so when I go to Japan and Japan, I still I really don’t know where to start.”

After listening to Tao Qian's explanation, Le Jin nodded: "So that's it."

Then, Le Jin turned to look at Jin Li'er and the others, and asked: "Three envoys, can we stay in Xuzhou for a few days to repair?"

Jin Li'er and the other three looked embarrassed when they heard this.

After all, before they came to Dahan, Yamatai Kingdom was besieged, and they were also tasked with asking for help.

In fact, in their hearts, they are unwilling to go back. After all, Yamatai Kingdom is under siege, and they don't know how long they can hold on.

If the Yamatai Kingdom was attacked soon after they returned, then the three of them would die.

Now that I'm back in China, how can I be safe in Dahan?

But after all, they are envoys of the Yamatai Kingdom and are loyal to their queen. If they don’t go back, they will not be able to overcome the hurdle in their hearts as they are deeply influenced by the theories about ghosts and gods.

In the end, the three of them unanimously decided that instead of staying in the Han Dynasty and being tortured in the future, they would rather return to their country. Even if they were attacked by the Dog Slave Kingdom and other countries, then they would die!

What's more, after they saw the military parade held by Cao Ang, they felt that as long as the big man took action casually, the crisis in their Yamatai country could be resolved.

And Cao Ang also personally promised them that he would send troops to help Yamatai.

However, Cao Ang's prerequisite for sending troops was that the Yamatai Kingdom should withstand the siege of other vassal states before the Han reinforcements arrived.

Thinking of this, Jin Lier said to Le Jin: "General Le Jin, if possible, we still want to set off as soon as possible to tell the people and the Queen that the big man has agreed to send troops to help our country, Yamatai."

"Lest the people in the country feel that there is no hope and more serious civil strife breaks out again. In that case, the three of us will become criminals."

Both Le Jin and Tao Qian heard this, so Le Jin turned to look at Tao Qian, waiting for the other party's response.

Tao Qian frowned when he heard this. Originally, he wanted to keep Le Jin and these three envoys, so as to build a closer relationship with Le Jin and the envoys from other countries.

Unexpectedly, this small foreign country was in a state of internal and external troubles.

In this case, there is no need to win over.

After all, Tao Qian didn't take this small foreign country seriously even though he couldn't find it on the map for a long time.

Not to mention the Japanese country of Yamatai, even the big foreign countries on the grassland, Tao Qian did not take them seriously.

The governor of the Han Dynasty had this confidence!

After Tao Qian thought for a while, he said, "If you are in a hurry, then ask the three of you to set off from the coastal area near Guangling."

When Jin Li'er and the other three heard this, they saluted Tao Qian and said politely, "Thank you, Governor Tao."

The three of them didn't know what the governor meant, but when they heard Le Jin shouting, they followed suit.

Tao Qian nodded, and then said to Le Jin: "General Le Jin, since the three envoys are in a hurry, let's hurry up and set off."

Le Jin nodded when he heard the words, and then gave the order to break camp and set off.

At this time in Langya country, Liu Bei also learned the news that Le Jin was passing by.

After Liu Bei got the news, he was also overjoyed: "I still have the power of the great Han Dynasty, and these small foreign countries still need to be vassals of the great Han Dynasty."

Zhang Fei on the side, seeing his eldest brother so happy, couldn't help but ask: "Brother, this small country that has become a vassal is just a small country that cannot be found on the map. Do you need to be so happy?"

Liu Bei laughed when he heard this: "Third brother, you don't understand the meaning of this. Remember back then, when I was the Han Dynasty in its heyday, all the small countries around me had to bow their heads, including the Japanese country."

"It was only later that the Han Dynasty broke out in civil strife and faced disintegration. After these small foreign countries saw the situation of the Han Dynasty, they no longer claimed vassal status."

"Now, although this newly proclaimed vassal is only a small country, it is a signal!"

(End of this chapter)