Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

Chapter 390 Huang Zhong frightens Cai Mao with his sword

The team arrived at Puyang on the tenth day, and then transferred to Xuchang on the tenth day after that.

When we passed Runan and entered the Xinye border, it was already mid-July.

Although Yun Hui marched quickly in the past, with Xun Yu's arrangements, his marching speed was almost slightly faster than that of the infantry.

Every time you visit a place, there is still time to explore various places.

Zhang Wu finally had the opportunity to see the beautiful mountains and rivers for which he had fought.

It took more than six years for the Wei Dynasty to go from a single county to becoming the overlord of the north.

This is the first time he has been so leisurely.

It is close to the Yangtze River area and it coincides with the rainy season, with continuous drizzle in the sky.

At the post station ten miles outside Xinye City, the army rested temporarily.

It was the same as a few years ago, the same inn outside the city, the same drizzle falling from the sky.

After settling the soldiers, Zhang Wu sat on the threshold and watched the rain, just like that day.

Huang Zhong was guarding one side holding a nine-foot-long sword.

"Does Han Sheng still remember this Guanyi Station?"

Huang Zhong looked up at the sky and sighed: "I have never forgotten, I dare not think about it, and I cannot forget it. Thank you General for your kindness!"

Zhang Wu held him up and prevented him from bowing down. With Zhang Wu's current strength of 120, Huang Zhong wouldn't be able to worship him if he didn't want to.

"What is Han Sheng doing?"

Huang Zhong's eyes were red, and he was filled with emotion when he came to the old place again.

Jingzhou is his hometown, but the memories left for him here are not very good.

"Without the support of the general on that day, Zhong would have lost his inheritance and would still be an official in Xiangyang."

Now he is a dignified General of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Marquis of Xin'anting, and one of the best generals in the world.

Even Huang Xu became a tiger guard beside the crown prince.

The Huang family was a member of two generations. They were trusted by the two monarchs of Cao and Wei. They were honored and favored for a while and envied others.

But every time he thought about what happened that day, Huang Zhong couldn't help but get chills down his back.

If Zhang Wu hadn't taken a fancy to him at first glance, or if Zhang Wu hadn't coerced him, maybe he would have stayed in Jingzhou after a sudden brain attack.

He also thought that Liu Jingsheng was kind to him and was kind to him.

But in comparison, Liu Jingsheng's small favors were nothing.

"You, your temperament is just too serious. This life situation is inherently wonderful. It is only a matter of time for you to become a master of martial arts and become successful sooner or later."

Huang Zhong's temperament was not strong enough to support him in saying some sensational words, but his heart was hot.

He turned back to the post and took out a jar of strong wine. After drinking three large bowls, he straightened his body, just like when he was a deputy general when he paid homage to the general, he knelt down on one knee and bowed with fists in his hands.

Because he was far away from Zhang Wu, Zhang Wu couldn't help him, so he let him go.

The Yunhui warrior who was standing guard on the side quickly stepped forward and helped him up.

Tap tap tap! ~

The sound of horse hooves gradually sounded in the distance. Huang Zhong stopped being pretentious and stood in front of Zhang Wu with his sword in his hand. His brows were lightly furrowed, bursting out with endless fighting spirit.

He doesn't care who owns the boundary here, and he doesn't want to pay attention to the irrelevant friendships in Jingzhou in the past.

During this trip, he was entrusted by the King of Wei to guard Zhang Wu. Anyone who could pose any threat to Zhang Wu would be killed with one sword.

Cai Mao had been waiting for Zhang Wu and Xun Yu in Xinye for more than half a month. When he saw Zhang Wu sitting on the gate railing, he felt happy and rode forward.

In Cai Mao's opinion, as long as Zhang and Xun did not enter Xiangyang directly, it would be good, which meant that there was still room for discussion. As long as Liu Qi can die before Xiangyang, Liu Cong's position as the crown prince will still be as stable as Mount Tai.

It can be said that as an uncle, Cai Mao was really worried about his little nephew.

But Cai Mao was used to being domineering in Jingzhou, and he didn't even take Huang Zhong, who was standing with a sword, in his eyes.

Then ride the horse forward fifty steps.

Just listen to Huang Zhong's roar like a tiger roaring in the forest, and the nine-foot long sword flashes,

The war horse under the turtle seat neighed, the huge horse head flew out, and the bloody arrow flew three feet away.

If this knife were to hit a person, it would definitely end in two pieces.

Just when Cai Mao was shocked and was about to fall off his horse, Huang Zhong picked it up and held it in his hand. He slammed his sword with one hand and said in a deep voice: "Wei, the hussar general is marching in front, who is so arrogant!"

Afterwards, all the cavalrymen reined in their horses, their hearts trembling.

Cai Mao, who had survived the disaster, was stunned. He looked at Zhang Wu and begged for mercy:

"Zi Qian, this, this, this... is me."

Huang Zhong threw him to the ground, pressed the long knife to his neck, and said coldly: "Cai Mao, who are you? Do you have the guts to call my general by his name?"

Cai Mao was hit so hard that stars appeared in his eyes, but he felt aggrieved. This was what he called him when they met in Jingzhou last time.

He always called Cao Cao by his cousin, not to mention Zhang Wu.

But now, he would never dare to mention these words when people were trying to kill him.

He had no choice but to kneel down on his knees and call out to the champion.

Zhang Wu felt very happy when he saw Cai Mao looking embarrassed.

This guy has no choice but to go to Huainan to help with boxing. Otherwise, how can Liu Bei and Liu Yao cause any trouble in Huainan?

If it weren't for the fact that this guy was still useful, Zhang Wu really wanted to punch him until he blossomed.

"Sir, go and ask the captain to come."

After a while,

Xun Yu came out accompanied by Chen Lin. When he saw Cai Mao's appearance, he pretended to be angry and said: "Han Sheng, let go! Cai Degui is a rare general in Jingzhou. Don't hurt your harmony."

This is a bit like criticizing Sang and Huai.

Such a useless general is rare in Jingzhou, so what is another general in Jingzhou? Wine bag and rice bag?

But Cai Mao no longer cared about so many things. He finally waited for his savior, and when he looked at Xun Yu, he felt kind to him no matter how he looked at him.

Huang Zhong then sheathed his sword, hugged his fists at Xun Yu, and stepped aside.

Cai Hao was no longer in danger of being beheaded, but Huang Zhong was standing there, and the cavalry Cai Hao had brought before really didn't dare to step forward.

When they thought about it, big men like Cai Mao were in trouble. They were just insignificant pawns, and they had to be chopped down by Huang Zhong.

He only dared to whisper from afar.

"There are many strong generals around the champion."

"You don't even recognize that person? Isn't that Lao Huang, the former city gate captain in Xiangyang?"

"It's Lao Huang! That's the General of the Northern Expedition whom King Wei personally worshiped and conferred. Do you know that he is in the Yunxiao Pavilion in Yecheng? He is the most important figure in the world."

"General Zhengbei! Isn't that bigger than the Mudu of our state?"

How difficult is it to go from being a captain of the city gate to being a general of the Northern Expedition?

For some people, this is a great achievement that is difficult to accomplish in ten lifetimes, but for some people, all they need is a new leader who appreciates them.

Huang Zhong looked awkwardly at the envious eyes and coughed heavily. As a result, all the Jingzhou cavalry retreated.

(End of this chapter)