The Power of the Three Kingdoms at the End of the Han Dynasty and the Imperial Power of the Han Dyna

"Woo~~~"

"Woo~~~"

"Woo~~~"

The clarion call of war suddenly sounded at the border.

"quick!"

"Quick!"

On the border, the wind swept away the clouds and smoke rose everywhere. The sound of war drums was deafening, like thunder, stirring the blood of every soldier. On the city wall, the Han army was wearing iron armor, holding spears, with a firm light in their eyes. They were like a rock, defending every inch of land.

On the distant plain, yellow sand filled the sky, and the Qiang cavalry swept in like a hurricane, the sound of horse hooves was deafening, and a cloud of dust was raised. Their figures were looming in the dust, like ghosts, giving people an inexplicable sense of oppression.

As the Qiang cavalry approached, arrows poured down like a rainstorm. Soldiers on the city wall raised their shields to block the rain of arrows. Below the city, horses neighed, swords flashed coldly, and soldiers on both sides began a desperate fight.

The Qiang cavalry relied on their agility and strong fighting power to break through the defense lines time and time again, while the soldiers defending the city relied on their tenacious will and clever tactics to repel the enemy time and time again.

On the battlefield, the sound of killing was deafening and blood was splattered everywhere. Every confrontation was accompanied by screams and splashing blood.

As the sun was setting, Ma Chao, riding his warhorse with blood stains all over his robe, came to Ma Teng's side and said, "Father, Long County has been completely taken."

"Ugh!"

Looking at the battlefield in the distance, Ma Teng was worried. He didn't know whether this was right or wrong. "Brother Wen Yue, let's go into the city."

"it is good."

The rising of wolf smoke meant that their whereabouts had been exposed and they would soon have a head-on battle with the Han army.

Half a year ago, a lobbyist secretly came to Xiliang to meet with Han Sui and himself. He used Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao as examples to explain the pros and cons. "The King of Zhenbei will not tolerate anyone who disobeys the Han Dynasty. He has been letting Liangzhou go for many years because he has no energy. Now that the Central Plains has been settled, Liangzhou will probably not be far away. Are you two ready to face the King of Zhenbei's blade?"

"This……"

Han Sui and Ma Teng knew that once they had tasted the sweetness of power, it would be difficult to let go. However, the situation was stronger than the people. A family as huge as the Yuan family fell in just a few months, let alone them?

Think about the Liang Qiang Rebellion. Before Liu Han arrived, he sent Huang Zhong. The Xiliang people suffered heavy casualties. They didn't have the guts to resist Liu Han?

Ma Teng wanted to achieve something big. In recent years, his prestige among the Qiang people had been increasing year by year. He hoped that he could clear himself and gain recognition from the imperial court.

Han Sui was different. He didn't want to have much dealings with the imperial court. Now the King of Zhenbei of the Han Dynasty was very powerful, and the mistakes he had made in the past were enough to make him kill him a hundred times. Han Sui also knew that he would not have a good ending even if he surrendered, so he enclosed some land and exercised autonomy, hoping to use this as a bargaining chip to negotiate with Liu Han.

Both of them were persuaded by this lobbyist who came from nowhere to lead their troops out of Xiliang and attack Sanfu.

"Two generals, this time it's not just Xiliang that's moving, but all four directions. If we succeed, the Han Dynasty will fall, and the future competition for supremacy will depend on our abilities. Failure doesn't matter. If we severely injure Liu Han, we can have a few more years. If he wants to attack Xiliang, he has to consider whether he can withstand the ordeal."

After all, they didn't want to be destroyed by Liu Han, so they just wanted to find a balance. Ma Teng and Han Sui were torn between inner thoughts and human desires, and finally decided to take a big gamble.

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grassland.

In the far north of the desert, a hero comparable to Tan Shihuai appeared again. His name was Kebi Neng. Kebi Neng was originally a member of a small tribe of Xianbei. Because he was brave, fair in enforcing the law, and not greedy for money and property, everyone elected him as the leader.

The Xianbei people were defeated by the Han people and driven to the distant northern desert. The vast and fertile grasslands in the south became the property of the Han people. Some tribes were shameless and took the enemy as their father, becoming Liu Han's dogs. The Eternal Heaven will definitely punish them!

Half a year ago, some Han people came to find me deep in the northern desert and said that they wanted to restore the glory of the Xianbei. However, half a year later, they went south to take back the grassland that originally belonged to them.

Although Kebineng is ambitious, he is not stupid. It is true that the grassland people are brave and good at fighting, but they are not brainless!
Liu Han has been engaged in wars all year round, but he has always been on guard against the north. At least 50,000 troops are left in the north, and these 50,000 troops are the elite among the elite.

"Don't worry, Chanyu. Half a year from now, it won't just be Chanyu's family that will attack the King of Zhenbei. By then, all four sides will attack at the same time, and the King of Zhenbei will surely be overwhelmed."

"Hmm?" The counselor's words aroused Ke Bineng's interest. "So, you have all made contact?"

"That's right." Although the strategist didn't know what the other people had communicated with, this was all he could say at this time.

Seeing his counselor's confident look, Kebi could not be shaken. The Xianbei's current situation was very bad. The winter was getting longer and longer, and the temperature was getting lower and lower. If he did not lead his people south to seek a way out, the tribe left in Mobei would sooner or later be exterminated by the bad weather.

This was Changshengtian's punishment for them losing Danhan Mountain.

Kill back!

Take back everything you have lost!
Only in this way can we lead our people to find a way out!
Ke Bineng kept telling himself, what if I fail? The worst that can happen is that I will die.

As a grassland hero, Ke Bineng was not arrogant. He thought he was no match for Tan Shihuai. Even a hero like Tan Shihuai was no match for the King of Zhenbei. Ke Bineng had to be extremely cautious. "Inform all tribes to prepare in advance. Head south in half a year!"

"Here."

The counselor saw that Kebi was able to give the order, and finally he put down his worries, "Chanyu, I still need to contact the next family, we will meet again later."

Kebi Neng looked at the Han people going away, fearful in his heart, but calm and composed, and was able to explain the pros and cons in just a few words. If the Han people were not eliminated, how would the Xianbei people have a chance to rise in the future?
Also in this month, there were unusual movements among the Xianbei in the north. The Xianbei tribal leader Kebi Neng broke with his usual behavior and emerged as a rising star. After integrating the tribes in the northern desert, he led his army southward.

"Kebineng, how dare you?"

The Xianbei in the South were no longer as fierce as they used to be because of trade with the Han people. Especially the nobles in the tribe were corrupted by money and power. Where did their fighting power come from?
"Why not? You are a bunch of scums who betrayed Changshengtian! How dare you call yourself Xianbei people?"

When Kebi Neng led his army south, the first people he had to deal with were the Xianbei people who had been assimilated into the Han culture. They had become Liu Han's watchdogs in the north.

After a bloody massacre, Kebi Neng showed a cruel smile as he looked at the piles of spoils. "Kill all the men, and give the women to my brave tribesmen."

"Oh~~~!"

Looking to the south, Ke Bineng felt heavy-hearted. These were just appetizers. The real test had not yet begun. Liu Han had been managing the grassland for several years and had already built cities in many important places. There were also passes in strategic areas. It was unrealistic for him to sneak south and launch a surprise attack without anyone noticing. (End of this chapter)