God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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After the frontal battlefield ended, the army was gradually divided into its own armies, heading in various directions, preparing to start subsequent collection operations.

How could such a large number of troops come to the grassland just to deal with the Huns?

It can be said that the revenge will be avenged at this time, and it will never happen overnight. Since you have chosen the Huns, whether voluntarily or forced, you have to bear the corresponding consequences after making a choice.

The Han Empire can be said to be quite benevolent in this regard, because it treats everyone equally.

Holding this banner, the remaining Xiongnu troops were wiped out, the Hu people on the grassland were wiped out in all directions, and then they were captured and used as prisoners, and then all the excess livestock were moved south.

It can be said that after this big sweep, according to the thinking of many advisers, even if the Huns are not dead, there will never be a chance to rise again.

After all, it is impossible for the people left on the grassland to rise again in a hundred or two hundred years, as large as the number of nomads before.

As long as the population does not increase, the fighting power of the Huns will be just that.

What's more, they also killed so many Huns, which was enough to comfort their seniors.

Anyway, they are not in a hurry on the huge grassland. As long as the food can still sustain it, they will expand the search area.

The two white horse followers were divided into dozens of teams, dividing areas unscrupulously, marking points one after another, and then passing the information back.

After passing it back, it won't be long before a Han general will lead his army directly to this place and pack away these possible Hu people, or the remnants of the Huns.

As for sophistry and excuses, many Han generals just talked about it.

They had no way of telling whether they were Huns. After all, the prairie people all looked similar and wore similar clothes.

So we can only trouble these barbarians, follow them to the south, and let others distinguish. As for whether they can come back after arriving in the south, that is not the matter of these generals.

The vast majority of the Hu people, faced with such verbal admonitions and force threats, can only choose to obey.

As for the few who disobeyed, they were treated as Huns.

After all, only the Huns could be so arrogant and proud. Facing the army of the Han Empire, they showed no fear or vulnerability and were able to fight to the last soldier.

Yes, in external propaganda, the Huns are such an outrageous existence.

And this kind of information spread to the entire grassland, and even more outrageous situations occurred, that is, nomadic grassland tribes, and entire tribes migrated directly south, running to the edge of the Great Wall to prove their existence and identity.

Instead of choosing to wait until the generals of the Han Empire arrived in front of their own tribe, they would then prove their actions.

After all, after these people arrive, what the generals of the Han Empire will say depends on the generals of the Han Empire themselves. If they are said to be Huns, can they still object? After all, dead people can't talk, right?
Under normal circumstances, this kind of thing would never happen. The Han Empire almost never discounted the calculation method of Xiongnu heads and the rewards for merit.

Therefore, killing other barbarians to pretend to have meritorious deeds will have serious consequences once they are discovered.

Most of the grassland barbarians know this, but no grassland barbarians dare to gamble, especially with the rumors spreading on the grassland spreading more and more widely. Who dares to gamble?
Going to the Great Wall in the South can still ensure your own survival. If you stay where you are, if you are found, even if you are not labeled as a Huns, you may be labeled as someone who stubbornly resists, and you will still be considered dead.

Under the interference and spread of various behaviors, and the Han Empire really threw 600,000 troops into the grassland and showed its due fighting capacity, the other grassland barbarians who were still living on the grassland simply gave up.

Faced with the Han Empire, which seemed to be reasonable, but in fact was not reasonable at all, the grassland barbarians could only pinch their noses and consider themselves unlucky.

However, for these grassland barbarians, this kind of violent behavior and overbearing oppression did not generate too much opposition, but felt that it was normal.

"Attack the city first, attack the heart first, and subjugate the enemy's troops without fighting. This effect is not bad." Fazheng returned to Yanmen Pass in Bingzhou, stood on the top of Yanmen Pass, and looked at the grasslands arriving one after another outside the pass. Hu Ren nodded with satisfaction.

Only Sima Yi next to him looked at Fazheng, who was also young and even had a peaceful mind, and his heart was filled with emotions.

When written on the Art of War, it seems simple, but there are a few people who have achieved it to this extent.

"Those who are good at fighting have no great merits. If you are filial and upright, you are stronger than I thought." Sima Yi withdrew his gaze and murmured to himself easily.

Compared with him commanding the army to achieve final victory on the battlefield, Fa Zheng's actions seemed simple, but in terms of actual effects, they were actually no weaker than him.

This kind of person can obtain such huge benefits without consuming almost any materials. His grasp of people's hearts is indeed beyond ordinary people.

"There is really no need to compare with me. Zhongda, your opponent has never been me, and I don't want to be your opponent. After all, I am a senior, and I have no intention of bullying the juniors..." Fazheng laughed on the spot after hearing this. He stood up and said quite casually.

When Sima Yi heard this, his face darkened a lot. They were obviously about the same age, but they were inexplicably a generation shorter, which was really unpleasant.

"But we came back first. As for the others, we should have to wait for a while." After Fazheng finished laughing, he returned to his normal state and began to talk seriously, "We'd better prepare in advance to facilitate the army. Let’s go back. Although we don’t know whether they will go to the Hexi Plain or to us, it is always right to prepare in advance..."

Sima Yi nodded seriously, which was regarded as approval of this idea and behavior.

After all, it was such a long way into the north, and coupled with the large-scale search and sweep, the delay was indeed quite long.

In this process of searching and sweeping, the cavalry was the main force, and the vast majority of the infantry had already moved south in advance.

The battle started in July and ended in August. When we returned to Yanmen Pass, it was already September.

By the time these cavalry units complete their search and return to the Central Plains, it will probably be November or December.

"It seems that the Marquis Kong Ming will have to wait until next year for the court meeting!" Sima Yi looked up at the sky and muttered in a low voice, "It still broke the record..." (End of Chapter)