Hengdao Sixteen Kingdoms

Chapter 240 Harvest
Although the heavy rain stopped after only an hour, it was of great significance to Yanzhou.

The crops are in the process of forming pulp, and with this heavy rain, this year's harvest is guaranteed.

A big stone has landed in Li Yue's heart. This year is likely to be the most important year for Yanzhou.Jiangdong was frightened by Ran Min's power and did not dare to make a northern expedition. The Central Plains had a rare peace, and there was a chance for development.

"Captain?" Dong Run whispered.

Li Yue came back to his senses, "General Dong's visit can be described as double happiness!"

Dong Run was a little confused, so he smiled perfunctorily, "Congratulations, it's a troubled time in the imperial court. Your Majesty has recruited Hu captives and appointed Hu generals. Dukes Lu, Liu, and Wei tried their best to admonish him, but His Majesty insists on going his own way..."

This is a very important news.

Ran Min used Hu people, and he could see the changes in his mentality. In just three or four months, Ran Wei's national policy changed again and again, from killing Hu people to wooing Hu people, just like Ran Min himself, full of various contradictions.

After all, he is a person raised by Shihu. He grew up in the environment of Jie people since childhood, and his concepts have already been formed.

"This is the way to bring disaster!" Chang Wei who was on the side sighed.

Kill Hu to the end, kill them halfway, and then turn around to win them over, it's like stabbing someone a few times, and then going up to appease them, making them obedient and obedient...

Do you really think the barbarian is a fool?
As national policies change in this way, people's hearts will also change.

"One more report to remonstrate Your Majesty." In name, Li Yue is considered a subject of Ran Wei. As a subject, he must fulfill his duty as a subject. is consistent.

It is not a good sign that Ran Min treats Hu people kindly.

Back then, Fu Hong and Shi Hu were suspicious of each other, and they repeatedly advised Shi Hu to be kind to the people and not to kill easily.

The letter was written quickly, and Li Yue didn't talk about literary talents, trying to keep his words plain and unpretentious, hoping he could read it.

However, when he handed the memorial table to Dong Run, Li Yue knew that there would be no results.

A person's character determines his fate, and Ran Min is at his happiest, so how could he listen to other people's advice?
Dong Run walked away.

This heavy rain pushed Li Yue's reputation to a peak.

Chen Liu began to spread the theory of destiny, and he looked at Li Yue differently. If Li Yue was just a leader and commander in the past, now he is the one who belongs to destiny...

Naturally, Xin Can and Chang Wei were behind the scenes.

Li Yue just let it go, he didn't believe it, but he couldn't help the people, soldiers, and slaves to believe it...

The happiest thing is Zhou Qian, "Lai Governor Hong Fu, with this heavy rain, this year's harvest will be safe. If there is another one, Yanzhou will still have a good harvest!"

The meaning of this is to let Li Yue pray for rain again, Li Yue said with a smile: "This matter is one thing, if you ask too much, God will bother us..."

Zhou Qian laughed twice, and went to work on her own.

July passed without any risk.

In August, the autumn wind suddenly blows, the heat subsides, and various places have begun to prepare for the autumn harvest.

In Zhou Qian's words, this year is a bumper harvest, and the ears of wheat in the field are golden, meeting the blue sky and white clouds.

No matter the people, the common people, the children, or the slaves, they are all beaming. With food, the hearts of the people will be stable.

And there was good news from Hebei. The plague in Guangzong and Yecheng was under control, and the progress was good. Fewer and fewer people died of the disease. The reputation of Li Yue and Heiyunjun became more and more famous in Yecheng.

Yecheng is stable, and more and more counties and counties in the north and south of the river surrendered to Ran Wei.

Qingzhou, Xuzhou, and Luozhou surrendered to Ran Wei one after another, and even Zhang Yu of Yuzhou came up to the table and was named Yuzhou Shepherd by Ran Min.

In addition, Bohai, Zhongshan, Changshan, Hejian, Zhangwu and other places in Hebei have expressed their surrender.

Even some Hu people began to submit to Ran Wei, and the situation gradually became favorable to Ran Wei.

In contrast, Xiangguo suffered heavy casualties.

The plague treats everyone equally, and carefully reports the news. Shi Zhi dealt with the infected people harshly. Anyone who showed signs of the plague would be beheaded. Hundreds of corpses were piled up outside the city and burned every day.

However, this method is brutal and effective, and it can be considered barely controlled.

According to the development of the current situation, as long as Ran Min does not go against the grain and does not make too many mistakes, Ran Wei will definitely become the winner in Hebei...

At the same time, to the north of Tongguan in the west, a great battle began immediately.

Fu Xiong attacked Tongguan with [-] cavalry. Du Hong took Zhang Ju's younger brother Zhang Xian as the general who conquered the captives.

The autumn wind is bleak, and the Yellow River meanders.

More than [-] Di troops faced several times the enemy without any fear.

Opportunities are all given by the enemy, and the forces coming out of the Kanto Battlefield are obviously stronger than other regions.

Di Jun set up a fish-scale formation, divided into several small fish-scale square formations, stepping forward step by step, with a slightly convex front end, with a general in the middle, only talking about offense, not defense.

On the opposite side is the Crane Wing Army, which is both offensive and defensive, and the formation is beautiful. The equipment is also much better than that of the Di Army, with iron armor and large shields, spears and crossbows, but the momentum is obviously insufficient.

There is no enemy who regards death as home.

"God bless my Fu clan. If Zhang Xian shrank in Tongguan, our army would suffer heavy casualties, but if we went out to fight against the city, we would kill ourselves." Two flames lit up in Fu Xiong's eyes, looking at the front line, Fu Sheng, Fu Sheng Fa, Fu Luo and others were all murderous.

Even his son Fu Jian rode on a horse and carried a spear, standing with Lu Polou's son Lu Guang in front of the battle.

"Fu's life and death are all in this battle, and your safety will not be effective!" Fu Xiong raised his arms and shouted.

"Kill!" Fu Sheng took the lead and rushed out from the fish scales.

Then Lu Guang and Fu Jian also rushed out.

The rain of arrows all over the sky still couldn't extinguish the burning flame in Diren's heart.

5000 people killed the Guanzhong Army on the opposite side, and its momentum was like a world falling apart.

Although the Guanzhong army resisted with all their strength, Di's army was like a mad tiger. Fu Sheng's big spear was invincible, cutting through thorns and thorns.

Fu Fa and Fu Luo commanded the soldiers to follow closely behind.

And what caught Fu Xiong's eyes was Lu Guang, the son of Lu Polou, who was only fourteen years old, and his long spear gleamed coldly, as if he had entered the land of no one. Watertight.

Like two spears, Fu Sheng and Lu Guang stabbed fiercely into the Guanzhong army.

After resisting for half an hour, the Guanzhong army was still defeated. Fu Sheng pierced through the formation of the Chinese army, the whole army collapsed, and Zhang Xian took the lead in fleeing.

The natural barrier Tongguan was also opened, Fu Jian drove the crowd in, and sent Fu Xiong to patrol the north of the Wei River. Because of the earthquake in Guanzhong, even Du Hong's younger brother Du Yu led the crowd to surrender to Fu.

Du Hong gathered the army in Guanzhong to defend Chang'an, and called the Qiang and Di tribes to defend the Fu family.

Di Chieftain Mao Shou, Xu Tuo, and Qiang Chieftain Baidu were powerful, each with tens of thousands of soldiers, all beheaded Du Hong's envoy to respond to Fu's family, and sent their sons to Fu Jian's army as hostages.

Fu Xiong, Fu Jing, and Yu Zun all surrendered to the cities they passed through.

Fu Jian's momentum was greatly boosted, and he was ready to sweep Guanzhong.

(End of this chapter)