Eastern Jin Dynasty: My powerful father

Chapter 319 The war is coming
In the western section of Anyi Yanchi, Liang Jun's camp.

Huan Xi listened to Quan Yi's report and raised his eyebrows:
"He's finally here."

This him naturally refers to Murong Ke.

Of course, Quan Yi knew that his lord had been looking forward to fighting Murong Ke to decide who was the best military strategist of this era. After all, Huan Xi really loved reputation.

He couldn't help but remind:
"This battle is not only a battle between Liang Gong and Murong Ke, but also Li Wei is watching eagerly from the side. The 70,000 Yu army cannot be underestimated."

Of course Huan Xi knew that Li Wei was here to disrupt the situation, so he said disdainfully:
"They are just Empress Dowager Gou's subordinates. Although they have many soldiers, they are just a mob."

Speaking, Huan Xi added:

"This person does not abide by the court etiquette and has an affair with his mistress. I deeply hate him."

It seemed that he was explaining his prejudice against Li Wei, and it was definitely not out of jealousy.

But who is Quan Yi? When it comes to trying to figure out Huan Xi's thoughts, no one in the world can do it better. How can he not know what Huan Xi thinks about the Empress Dowager Chu?

"But Murong Ke is my strong enemy. Since he dares to take Yao Chang as the vanguard, he must be fully confident that he can control him.

Only when the Yan Kingdom shows its decline will he show his fangs to his master.

"Mr. Liang, I think we may use a stratagem to drive a wedge between Yao Chang and Murong Ke.

Quan Yi did not know Yao Chang as well as Huan Xi, but his idea only made Murong Ke distrust Yao Chang, making Murong Ke unable to use Qiang cavalry with confidence.

Before the Battle of Feishui, Yao Chang conquered east and west and made great achievements. He worked hard and never complained, and never mentioned Yao Xiang's death.

"Even if we can't force Yao Chang to betray, we still have to make Murong Ke afraid to drive the Qiang people to fight without fear."

"If you really put your hope in this, I'm afraid it will be in vain."

After the Battle of Feishui, the former Qin Dynasty collapsed, and Yao Chang immediately remembered the revenge of killing his brother.

Of course Quan Yi knew that Yao Chang could not betray the Yan State. It was not that Yao Chang was so loyal to the Murong family. First, the women and children of the Qiang clan of the Yao family were all in Qingzhou as hostages. Second, Huan Xi could not afford what Yao Chang wanted. price tag.

"Although Yao Xiang was not killed by Murong Ke, he was forced to commit suicide by the Yan people. Yao Chang harbored hatred for killing his brother.

Murong Jun treated Yao Chang well and made Yao Chang the governor of Qingzhou and the governor of the Qiang people.

Huan Xi could not arrange a position for Yao Chang as Executive Deputy Liang Gong.

And Huan Xi himself only controlled the four states of Yong, Liang, Qin, Liang and Hetao. How could he hand over a state to Yao Chang, let alone induce Yao Chang to surrender and let him give up the women and children of the tribe? There are more generous conditions.

Huan Xi knew that Yao Chang was a white-eyed wolf. Animals like wolves are not only brave and tenacious, but also very tolerant.

As for the revenge of brother-killing, even though Yao Xiang and Yao Chang had a deep love for each other, but now that Yan State is in great power after taking over all of Hebei and annexing three states, it is impossible for Yao Chang to switch sides because of Yao Xiang's death.

But Quan Yi did not point out the matter, and instead talked about Yao Chang, who was the vanguard of the Yan army:

Just because Huan Xi paid enough attention to Murong Ke, he knew that the so-called alienation plan would be difficult to have an effect on Murong Ke.

Just like what Yao Chang did under Fu Jian in the original time and space.

However, Huan Xi shook his head and said:
"If Yan Jun's coach is someone else, I will definitely follow Ziliang's suggestion and try my best to drive a wedge between them.

If someone else was the coach of Yan Army, he would give it a try, but since it was Murong Ke, there was no need to waste his efforts.

If Murong Ke could be easily fooled and the general would turn away from him during the war, it would be in vain that Huan Xi valued him.

When Quan Yi saw that Huan Xi rejected his proposal, he was not discouraged, and he would not take matters into his own hands when his brother, who did not seek Huan Xi's consent, seemed to have sent people to kidnap and kill Murong Chui secretly against Fu Jian's wishes. Driving a wedge between Murong Ke and Yao Chang is something that can be done or not done. Even if it is done, the hope of success is very slim. Naturally, Quan Yi will not violate Huan Xi's wishes for this.

After all, no matter how close his relationship with Huan Xi is, once there is a precedent of not obeying orders, it will leave a thorn in Huan Xi's heart.

Unless it was related to the safety of the Liang Kingdom, Huan Xi insisted on going his own way, just like Fu Jian loved talents and was unwilling to remove Murong Chui.

Otherwise, neither Wang Meng nor Quan Yi would disobey Huan Xi.

After Quan Yi resigned, Huan Xi sat alone in the commander's tent. At this time, he no longer had the calmness he had when Quan Yi was present.

He was really afraid of Murong Ke.

Let’s break down the opponents Huan Xi encountered after he left Liangzhou and established his own power.

Shi Bao was nothing more than a sack of wine and food, Zhang Chonghua was leading an army in battle for the first time, and Wang Zhuo, who occupied Qinzhou, was just one of the experienced babies who improved Xie Ai's record.

However, Zhang Zuo was unpopular in Liangzhou, the Xianbei Poduolan tribe was weak, and the main force of the Qifu tribe was not in the tribe.

There is only one Fu Xiong who can truly be called a famous general.

When Huan Xi defeated Fu Xiong, he pioneered the use of cavalry and infantry shooting tactics.

In the original time and space, this method of warfare would not really flourish until the fishing and hunting people in the Northeast region rose up.

It was also the first time that Fu Xiong encountered the tactics of cavalry and infantry. He was caught off guard and had no way to deal with it for a while, so he suffered a defeat.

Now he has to face Murong Ke, the one whose light can cover up Murong Chui, the number one war god in the Sixteen Kingdoms.

Huan Xi really had no guarantee of victory.

Of course, Huan Xi is not afraid of him either.

This time Huan Xi did not bring many troops, but there were many generals who were brave and good at fighting.

Deng Qiang, Yang An, Shi Yue, Huan Qian, these are all famous generals in the original time and space.

As for Xie Xuan, who had the most famous reputation, he was only fourteen years old. Huan Xi could not yet trust him to lead the army. He needed to be kept by his side for several years to practice before entrusting him with important tasks.

Yao Chang obeyed Murong Ke's military order. After arriving in Anyi County, he did not go straight to the Yu army camp located in the east section of Yanchi Salt Lake in Anyi. Instead, he camped ten miles away from Li Wei.

The camp was chosen between Anyi County and Yanchi.

Although Murong Ke went south, he still did not want to join forces with Li Wei, and he did not even want to get too close to the camp.

But as long as the Yan army is willing to go south, it is already good news for Li Wei.

The arrival of Murong Ke not only gave Li Wei the confidence to challenge Huan Xi, but the appearance of reinforcements also boosted the morale of the Yu army.

Li Wei had previously refuted the rumors spread by Huan Xi, but the news that Fu Jian was defeated and fled to the Loop could not be concealed after all, which naturally had a negative impact on the morale of the Yu army.

Now, as the Yan cavalry took the lead in going south, and the infantry followed closely, on the way, it also gave the Yu army hope of victory.

In Commander Yu's tent, Li Wei said to Lu Polou:
"Murong Ke has gone south. I have a heavy responsibility and cannot act rashly. Please ask Guangping to go on my behalf and ask Murong Ke what he wants to do.

"My talents are not as good as Murong Ke's, and I am not Huan Xi's opponent. The outcome of this battle depends on him.

"Guang Ping can tell Murong Ke for me that as long as he does not deliberately use Huan Xi's hand to weaken Dayu and thereby reap profits, I am willing to fully cooperate with him on the battlefield."

(End of this chapter)