The Six Arts of the Gentleman in the Bright Moon of Qin Dynasty

Chapter 508: Blocking the Door [Please subscribe*Please vote monthly]

Although Yan Yan left, no one in the entire Donghu army dared to take another step forward. Although they were still far away from the sword mark, they were instinctively afraid.

Especially those soldiers and generals who had experienced the battle between Bingzhou and Donghu, and had seen Bingzhou's bloody horseman slaughter for three thousand miles, looked at that city and that figure, and their bodies were trembling instinctively.

Although it was only one person, it seemed like a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood with thousands of troops.

Even after Yan Yan left for ten days, Donghu's army never dared to take another step towards the empty Danlin City.

After leaving Danlin City, Yan Yan came to Yanmen Pass again, and also left a sword mark in front of Yanmen Pass to intimidate Zhao.

It's a pity that the State of Zhao has not experienced a life-and-death battle with Bingzhou, because it doesn't have much fear of Yan Yan, nor does it have the slightest respect for Bingzhou.

"Cross the boundary, join Zhao Zhiyi, and we will be separated from now on!"

Yan Yan made a mark with his sword and turned around to leave.

However, neither Zhao Cong nor Yan Ju took his words to heart and brazenly led their troops out of the border.

And the Wei State, which is already in a difficult situation, may also help Bingzhou to carve up the Zhao State in its final madness.

Now, finally, the hanging heart is completely dead.

Bingzhou may not send troops to Zhao because of the oath, but Bingzhou is not just a prince, they also have their own allies. Qin and Yan will definitely be happy to help Bingzhou.

The love of incense is broken from now on.

Stay away, they are professionals.

There are no natural dangers or tall city walls. No matter how many soldiers are left behind, it will only increase casualties.

But as Zhao Cong led his army across the border, the sweet friendship was finally broken.

Why was Li Mu able to capture Linhu and Danlin so quickly? Wasn't it because they didn't need to attack the city or knock the pass?

Originally, no matter how bad the relationship between Zhao and Bingzhou was, they still had a close relationship. Whether Qin or Yan wanted to send troops to Zhao, they had to worry about Bingzhou's attitude.

Zhao will also be surrounded by enemies on all sides!

At least it would give the people in Dan Lin and Lin Hu who had no time to evacuate more time to evacuate safely.

As for sending a large army to stay behind, it is not that Bingzhou has not thought about it, but the grassland is different from the Central Plains after all. There are almost no cities to defend in Linhu, Danlin and even Loufan.

The fundamental reason why the grasslands can make the Central Plains helpless is that they have mobility and do not have the feeling of being unable to leave their homeland like the Central Plains.

But in this case, food and grass became the biggest problem.

Li Mu closed his eyes as he watched Yan Yan leave and Zhao Cong lead his army across the border.

"The hanging heart is finally dead!"

When the Bingzhou army returns in triumph, Zhao will probably pay the price for what they did today.

Although after five years of construction in Bingzhou, they were accustomed to living in a fixed place, but when the Beiye Royal Court ordered the evacuation, their dead memories came back again.

Although the relationship between Bingzhou and Zhao Guo is not good, Bingzhou still remembers the sweet friendship from back then and has never made things difficult for Zhao Guo.

Yan Yan never thought or expected that that sword mark could stop the armies of Donghu and Zhao, but it could delay them for a day.

To strategically withdraw and come back later is the characteristic of their grassland nomads.

Most of the grain and grass in Bingzhou entered Bingzhou through Yanmen Pass. However, Zhao State sent troops, which caused the grain route to be cut off.

The entire Bingzhou could only rely on Qin for support.

The only good thing is that due to last year's war, there is still some surplus of grain and grass provided by various countries to Bingzhou. As long as the war in the west of Bingzhou ends quickly, restoring the food route will not be a problem.

The most important thing is that because the Qin State stopped the war and the Zheng Guo Canal began to play its role, the grain and grass supplied by the Qin State were not affected by the war.

This is also a blessing among misfortunes. If Qin and Zhao go to war and Bingzhou cannot achieve most of its self-sufficiency in food, then there will really be problems.

"Xiangbang, I will leave Bingzhou to you!"

Returning to Beiye King City, Yan Yan handed Qixing Longyuan to An Qisheng.

Holding the Seven-Star Longyuan, An Qisheng has the right to kill everyone in the entire Bingzhou first, and can completely manage all affairs in the entire Bingzhou.

In the absence of a prince, it is not a precedent for the prime minister to supervise the country and merge states.

“Your Majesty, don’t worry, the city is here and the people are there, but the city is dead and the people are dead!”

An Qisheng took Qixing Longyuan with both hands, which was his promise.

Gou Li country lives and dies, how can we avoid misfortune and good fortune?
This is the determination of the entire Bingzhou.

"The city can be lost, but people must live!" Yan Yan looked seriously at An Qisheng and the remaining court officials.

What Yan Yan laments the most is that there is really no distinction between civil and military officials in this era. Being a general or a prime minister is the dream of every scholar who becomes an official, and they all strive for it.

Therefore, many officials were originally county guards, county lieutenants and various officials. Except for the county lieutenants who were military attachés, the others were all civil servants.

However, with the recruitment of large armies, there is also a shortage of lieutenant generals, but these people can put on armor and transform themselves into generals.

He was completely different from the frail scholars of later generations.

Just like An Qisheng, he seems to be a civil servant, but in the entire Bingzhou, except for Yan Yan, no one dares to say that he can beat An Qisheng.

As for other civil servants, many of them have high force values.

They are underestimated simply because everyone subconsciously compares them with the top generals.

When a real civil-military war breaks out, the civilian officials may not lose to the military attachés.

"Gentlemen, please!" Yan Yan bowed and bowed.

"Don't worry, Your Majesty!" All the remaining ministers returned their greetings.

"Let's go!" Yan Yan didn't hesitate any longer and took the Suzaku from Bingzhou Palace directly to the direction of Wuwei City to catch up with the army led by Dianqing who had gone ahead.

They want a quick victory and must not delay it for too long.

While all the armies were still marching, the fighting at Yumen Pass finally started.

King Hunxie and King Xiutu led 30,000 troops to surprise Zhangye and Jiuquan, driving Luo Bing's 6,000 cavalry out of the Hexi Corridor.

However, the most tragic person was not Luo Bing, but Qiang Xing, the general manager of the Hexi Road of Qin State.

His focus in Hexi was on Jincheng, so when King Xiutu led his army back, the men he left behind were unable to stop him, and Wuwei was declared lost after barely surviving a day.

The only good thing is that Qiang Xi sent someone to send a message to the Luo soldiers in the front before Wuwei fell. Otherwise, the unprepared Luo soldiers might not even have a chance to react.

"Come out if you can!" Luo Bing had no idea where this army came from.

However, because of Qiang Xi's early warning, he deployed his army at the exit of the Hexi Corridor, so that the armies of King Hunxie and King Xiutu could only be trapped in the Hexi Corridor and could not get out.

Although the armies of King Xiutu and King Hunxie had an advantage in numbers, the exit of the corridor was so large that no matter how many troops they had, they could not spread out and were blocked in it.

(End of this chapter)