Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms: The New Biography of Guan Ping

Chapter 240

According to Xu Shu's plan, Guan Ping first sent people to Lingling, and ordered Ding Feng to lead Lingling soldiers and horses to attack Yulin County in the south.
Then, Guan Ping ordered Zang Ba to lead two thousand troops to take Hepu, and ordered Sun Guan to lead two thousand troops to take Gaoliang.

A few days later, news came from the two places that Guan Ping's army had pacified Cangwu and killed Wu Ju and his son. The prefects of Hepu and Gaoliang were terrified.

Guan Ping ordered Lincoln to lead more than [-] troops to guard Cangwu County to prevent the soldiers from Nanhai County from going west to join his brother. [

Guan Ping led the remaining [-] soldiers and horses, ordered Lai Pi to open the way for the cannon fodder, and Wei Yan as the vanguard.

Such drastic changes in Cangwu County have been reported in detail long ago, so how could he be willing to hand over Jiaozhou? Immediately, the two younger brothers, the prefect of Rinan County and the prefect of Jiuzhen (Huang You), were ordered to lead the army to the north. There were about [-] soldiers gathered in one place, and the soldiers who were isolated by Guan Ping in the South China Sea were told to try their best to move closer to Jiaozhi.

Guan Ping was only mobilizing troops in Shunping, and at the same time, Lincoln, who stayed behind in Cangwu, must stop Shiwu in Nanhai County, but he ignored Shixie's deployment of troops.

Waiting for Shi Xie to gather soldiers and horses together, with Shi Yi as the vanguard, he stationed in Quyang, a large county west of Jiaozhi, to confront Guan Ping's army.

Zang Ba and Sun Guan were originally Gao Shun's subordinates in the Northern Army. They were not used to seeing Wei Yan, and they were temporarily placed under Wei Yan's subordinates by Guan Ping. Guan Ping refrained from advancing, and only went to Guan Ping to fight every day. He wanted to be the vanguard, attacking Quyang County, and demoralizing Shi Xie.

However, Guan Ping only comforted the two of them and returned them. He kept sending spies to Yulin County to ask how Ding Feng's department was doing.

After only staying in Shunping for half a month, Ding Feng received good news from Ding Feng. Ding Feng used the barbarians in Wuling as a vanguard to get in touch with the barbarians in Yulin County first, and then took them as his internal response, and captured Yulin within ten days. In the county, the prefect was captured, all the soldiers and horses were collected, and the troops went south, looking across Jiaozhi County from Guanping.

This incident shocked the Shixie brothers in Jiaozhi County. With the fall of Yulin County, the whole territory of Jiaozhou, except Nanhai County, Jiaozhi County, Jiuzhen County, and Rinan County led by Shixie Brothers, The rest of the places have all fallen into the hands of Guan Ping, and all ties between the Shi Xie brothers and the Central Plains have been cut off. There are only two endings, one is to stay alone, and the other is to surrender.

That night, Shi Xie called his two brothers and several sons together to discuss matters.

Shi Xie was over forty years old, with fair skin and a delicate mustache. At this moment, there were a few beads of wine hanging on the end of the beard, making him look a bit embarrassed.

'Brother, the third brother is still unable to make it through. Seeing the elder brother's appearance, Shi Yi carefully wiped the wine from the corner of his mouth with his sleeve, and said with a frown.

'I know. Shi Xie sighed and said, "Guan's army is so powerful, how can he survive with his five thousand soldiers and horses!" '

'Then... what should I do then?Brother... to surrender, or not to surrender? '

"Father, we have [-] soldiers and horses, so what is there to fear from Guan Ping!" ’ It was Shi Xie’s eldest son, Shi Qian, who was speaking. He was a young man in his twenties, and he was in his youth.

Shi Xie was so annoyed that he slapped his son on the head and scolded: "What do you know? With your nature, you will die outside sooner or later!" '