Heirs of the Seven Swords of the Qin Dynasty

Chapter 664 Disaster in Korea
  In the State of Zhao, inside Jingxing Pass, the Zhao army camp was located.

Wang Jian's army began to move north, so Li Mu naturally had to move his army to prevent unexpected events.

"General, General Sima's military report." The only reliable lieutenant left beside Li Mu presented him with a military intelligence report. It was sent by Sima Shang, who was currently leading the army to guard Pingyang Wucheng.

Li Mu took the military report and nodded slightly, "Go down."

"Yes." The deputy general bowed and left.

Li Mu couldn't help but sigh secretly.

Even though he was the military god of the North and commanded hundreds of thousands of troops, he still needed the help of reliable deputies. However, the most suitable Sima Shang had to be sent to guard the south, and King Zhao moved around him with a bunch of rubbish. .

In order to appease Zhao Wangqian, he had to do without this group of trash...

Pig teammates!

After tearing off the paint, Li Mu carefully browsed the military report, his brows squeezed together unconsciously.

After a long time, he finally finished reading it, and probably memorized the military report completely, then he casually put it on a candle and burned it.

The content reported by Sima Shang was roughly that the Qin army assembled tens of thousands of troops in Huanshui, mainly cavalry, with relatively strong mobility.

Li Mu thought for a moment and understood Wang Jian's plan.

The purpose of placing such a force in Huanshui was obviously to harass the capital Handan, lure him back for reinforcements, and then mobilize the main force to take the opportunity to cut off his military power.

Speaking of which, it was actually similar to how Li Mu dealt with Huan Jue not long ago.

Therefore, the problem faced by Li Mu is similar to that of Huan Jue, whether to return aid or not to return aid?
  Huan Jue's original choice to return reinforcements now seems to be an outright wrong choice, but for Huan Jue at that time, he went deep alone. If the camp was lost and all supplies were lost, it would be almost the same as the annihilation of the entire army.

It’s impossible not to save him!
  Even though I was saved, it didn't end well...

Li Mu's situation can be said to be better than that of Huan Yan, because if there are tens of thousands of Qin troops, Sima Shang can still block it by relying on the dangers of the Great Wall, and he can hold on for a long time.

But it can also be said to be very bad, because once the Qin army attacks from the Yecheng area, and the main army is transferred by Li Mu to the Jingxingguan area to defend Wang Jian, the capital Handan will be almost directly exposed to the Qin army's front.

Li Mu believed that Sima Shang could resist the Qin army. Sima Shang himself must also have this confidence. The question is...does Zhao Wangqian have this confidence?

There is no need to think about it. Once the war starts and the news of the Qin army's attack from the Yecheng area reaches Handan, the capital, all civil and military officials from King Zhao to Qian will ask Li Mu to immediately lead his army back to defend the capital to ensure that the king is safe.

But in this case, Li Mu was not sure whether something would happen to Wang Jia, but his army would probably be in trouble, and Zhao would also be in trouble.

This is a conspiracy!

Although they were opponents, Li Mu couldn't help but secretly praise Wang Jian, what a strategy!
  Returning to the capital gave Wang Jian an opportunity to take advantage of. If he didn't return to the capital, he would touch Zhao Wangqian's already very sensitive heart...

It’s not estrangement, it’s better than estrangement!

However, Li Mu had already made a decision in his mind, and he immediately went to his desk and wrote down a secret military order letter, and ordered it to be sent to General Sima Shang as soon as possible.

The letter contained his response strategy - ordering Sima Shang to lead his army to defend the Great Wall and hold on until his main force could defeat Wang Jian and then return for reinforcements. To put it simply, Li Mu was determined to block Wang Jian's opportunity regardless of what King Zhao and the officials thought.

Although Zhao Wangqian would be hated, Li Mu could only choose this way.

In an offensive and defensive situation, the attacker always takes the initiative and the defender takes the home field. Therefore, he has no way to break this conspiracy and can only accept it.

………………

Across the Wei Kingdom, the focus shifts to the weak South Korea, which is struggling to survive in the cracks.

If Wang Jian's arrangement was to give Li Mu a two-choice question with no optimal solution, forcing him to make a choice with gains and losses, then Ying Zheng would move the Pingyang heavy armor army from Wu Sui to the Yangcheng area. The act of stationing was like adding a big hailstorm to the already precarious South Korea.

Adding insult to injury is not enough to describe Han Wangan's mood at the moment.

He also understood at this time that no matter who had the upper hand in the battle between Qin and Zhao, it had nothing to do with him as the King of Korea and his Korea.

During the Korean court meeting, there was a dead silence in the palace, and everyone's face was clouded. Han Wangan's face was particularly ugly, with gloomy eyes, downturned corners of his mouth, and the fat on his cheeks was almost pouting.

"My lords...why are you silent? Aren't you very good at talking in the past?" Han Wangan glanced around at His Highness and his ministers and asked sternly.

Seeing that his king was angry, Xiangguo Kaidi couldn't pretend to be dead anymore. Besides, South Korea was now in a critical stage of survival, so he shouldn't pretend to be dead anymore.

"Your Majesty, the State of Qin is about to engage in a second battle with the State of Zhao and has no time to worry about it. The Pingyang heavy armored army is probably mobilized this time just to deter the border to prevent any unexpected events. It should not cause any serious problems to our country, South Korea."

"It's not serious?" The knife was quickly placed on his neck. After all, Han Wangan no longer deceived himself and others into believing Kaifeng's nonsense. He sneered and said sarcastically, "Then according to the Prime Minister's intention, I'm afraid only when my head is in danger, Is it a serious problem?"

Zhang Kai quickly bowed and apologized with sincerity and said, "Your Majesty, I have learned from you that I never meant this."

"Hmph!" Han Wangan snorted coldly, no longer paying attention to the open ground, and turned to look at General Ji Wuye, who had his head lowered and was no longer as arrogant and domineering as before. He was pretending to be dead, "General, what do you think? "

"Your Majesty... Your Majesty..." Ji Wuye sweated on his head. After holding it in for a long time, he just responded vaguely, "I'm already sending more troops to the New City area to ensure that the capital is safe."

After hearing Ji Wuye's arrangement, Han Wangan asked with a ferocious expression, "General, are you sure of this?"

Everyone here knows what the Pingyang Heavy Armor Army is. When Bai Yifei was still alive, he might have been able to handle this world's toughest soldiers when he personally led the White Armor Army. But now that Bai Yifei is dead, the White Armor Army is also here. Ji Wuye, In Kaikaidi, Han Yu, Han Fei and others were fighting for power, which caused a lot of turmoil. I don't know how much fighting power is left...

What annoyed Wangan Han the most was that in such a critical situation, Ji Wuye, as a general, did not invite himself to guard the border. He only knew how to mobilize troops... Do you expect the big soldiers to arrange their own troops? Or do you have any outstanding generals under your command?

It's even worse than an open field!

However, Ji Wuye had been anxious for a long time, and now he finally remembered where to divert the trouble.

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty, I feel that Zuo Sima Weizhuang should be sent to the border to lead an army to guard the border. He is a disciple of Guigu, so he must have no problem dealing with Pingyang's heavy armored army."

Han Wangan's gaze, after Ji Wuye finished speaking, also shifted to the figure standing behind Ji Wuye, with fair hair and an expressionless face, but his eyes were full of defiance and contempt.

　I had some free time this afternoon. I played games all afternoon and was feeling very worried...

　　
  　
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