Daming Super Dimension Company, President Zhu Yuanzhang!

The twelfth year of Jianxing

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In the military camp

Several generals looked solemn as they looked at the gray-haired and thin old man half lying on the couch.

"Prime Minister, if the military doctor is not good enough, we can still ask your Majesty to send the imperial physician from the palace."

The leading general frowned, his eyes full of worry.

Zhuge Liang shook his head, "I know my body, so there's no need to say more."

"Ahem, someone should be coming to the palace soon. Please let him come to see me."

Seeing that Zhuge Liang had made up his mind, the generals who were hesitant to speak reluctantly agreed.

A group of people came on horseback, and the soldiers quickly stepped forward to greet them.

"I'm waiting for you to come from the capital. Where is the Prime Minister at this moment?" Shangshu Pushe Li Fu asked with a serious look on his face.

The soldier hurriedly replied, "Sir, please follow me!"

Not everyone in the court knew that Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu, was seriously ill.

Liu Chan, the Lord of Shu, was worried and secretly sent his minister Li Fu to come, hoping that Zhuge Liang could continue the Northern Expedition unharmed.

The camp where Zhuge Liang was located was heavily guarded. Li Fu took the lead and strode into it before he could take a second look.

"Prime Minister! I have brought the best doctor in the palace and I will take your pulse first."

Helplessly stretching out his skinny wrist, Zhuge Liang knew exactly what Liu Chan meant.

The imperial doctor who followed Li Fu carefully took his pulse, his face gradually becoming serious.

"Prime Minister, your condition is really serious and you need to rest carefully. You should not continue to work too hard, otherwise I'm afraid..."

The imperial doctor's words were euphemistic, and both Zhuge Liang and Li Fu understood what he meant.

"Ahem, you go down first." Zhuge Liang said in a deep voice as he wiped away the blood he coughed up from the corner of his mouth.

The imperial doctor respectfully left the camp.

Li Fu sighed, "Prime Minister, why are you doing this?"

"How is your majesty?" Zhuge Liang straightened his body and asked gently. He was really thinking about Liu Chan.

"Your Majesty still handles the political affairs of the court in the style of the late emperor. Prime Minister, there is no need to worry." Li Fu replied in a low voice.

Zhuge Liang's complexion suddenly changed slightly, and he couldn't help but cough.

"You're here just in time. I have something to tell you."

Hearing this, Li Fu looked serious and said, "Prime Minister, please speak."

"Ahem, cough, cough... cough, your majesty is still young, and important matters in the court may not be properly handled. As veterans, you have all followed the late emperor, and you need to teach your majesty well."

After a heartbreaking cough, Zhuge Liang's face became rosier and his speech became gentler.

"Now that the world is divided into three parts, the coveting of Shu has never disappeared. Only by being strong can we be safe."

"Your Majesty is kind-hearted. Li Fu, you need to correct your Majesty's behavior."

As he spoke slowly, Zhuge Liang became more and more worried. He asked everything he could think of in the court, but he was still worried about forgetting something.

He was worried about Liu Chan.

That child had been raised by his side since he was a child and had a gentle temperament. How could he hold up the land of Shu under the eyes of all parties?

"Prime Minister, some time has passed. Please take medicine and rest. I will stay in the military camp for one day." Li Fu said immediately after noticing that Zhuge Liang's breath was unstable.

He was really worried that Zhuge Liang would die of illness.

Zhuge Liang sighed, knowing that he had said enough for today and still needed to think about the rest, "You go down first."

When Li Fu left the tent, Zhuge Liang coughed again, and bright red blood infected the entire veil.

"The deadline is coming." With a wry smile, Zhuge Liang spread out the paper, and the brush was stained with ink but did not fall down.

For a moment, he didn't know where to start.

Before the Northern Expedition, a "Departure Order" written down all the instructions that could be given.

Four figures suddenly appeared in front of Zhuge Liang.

Zhuge Liang raised his eyes and looked at ease. He put down the brush in his hand and asked in a deep voice, "Who are you?"

This place is heavily guarded and no one can easily break in quietly.

Xiao Ran looked at the white feather fan placed aside, which looked similar to the one in the TV series.

"I am Xiao Ran from Super Dimension Company."

"I'm here to treat you."

Zhuge Liang showed a gentle smile on his face, "Everyone, please take a seat."

When Xiao Ran and others sat down, Zhuge Liang calmly spoke to the soldiers outside the camp.

"Here comes some tea!"

The soldier opened the curtain and came in. When he saw Xiao Ran and others, he immediately pulled out the weapons on his waist and yelled fiercely, "Who are you!"

Other soldiers quickly rushed into the camp and surrounded Xiao Ran and others vigilantly.

Xiao Ran was helpless, "Mr. Zhuge, you should have received a spiritual stone. You made a wish to cure your illness."

The soldiers hesitated when they heard the word "cure".

Zhuge Liang was stunned for a moment and raised his hand to signal the soldiers to go out.

"Mr. Xiao, I hope you can forgive me."

"Your body shouldn't last a few days. If you want to be cured, you have to go to the hospital with me."

Xiao Ran spread his hands, "Of course if you don't want to, I won't be able to buy medicine for you, so I won't accept the order."

Zhuge Liang's illness is most likely caused by years of fatigue, and simple medicines cannot save his life.

"Mr. Xiao, this is where my Northern Expedition army is stationed. I can't leave for too long." Zhuge Liang said calmly.

Xiao Ran smiled and said, "You have even arranged your funeral, and you are still afraid of going to medical treatment with me?"

"You can keep Li Fu and create a false impression in the army. Sima Yi is afraid of your tactics and will never attack him in a short time."

After being told the truth, Zhuge Liang's eyes flashed slightly, and his throat felt itchy again, "Ahem... Mr. Xiao, can you give me half a quarter of an hour?"

"Okay, we'll wait here until you finish explaining the matter." Xiao Ran agreed readily.

He was ready for Zhuge Liang to refuse.

Zhuge Liang stood up and walked out. The soldiers served tea and stared at Xiao Ran and others with vigilance.

The few people who didn't care at all were enjoying themselves drinking tea.

Liu Ying couldn't help but urge, "Mr. Xiao, since there is nothing to do at the moment, why not continue talking about the Battle of Chibi."

The soldiers on the side looked puzzled.

Xiao Ran thought about it for a moment and said, "I mentioned earlier that the two armies faced each other across the river."

"After a period of time, in order to solve the problem that his army was not used to riding in ships, Cao Cao connected the bows and sterns of the ships so that people could walk on the ships as if they were walking on flat ground. At that time, Cao Cao's army was larger in number, and Zhou Yu's army was not enough to fight head-on. His subordinates Huang Gai proposed a fire attack."

"Zhou Yu selected ten Mengchong warships, loaded them with flammable materials, poured oil on them, wrapped them in curtains, put flags on them, and tied them to the sterns. He ordered Huang Gai to send a message first, and lied to Cao Cao that he planned to surrender. On the day of the fake surrender, , Huang Gai ordered the firewood to be lit, and the burning ships took advantage of the wind and rushed to Cao Ying. "

"At that time, the southeast wind was strong, and Cao Jun's ships were closely connected. The fire spread quickly, burning all Cao Jun's warships, and even spread to Cao Jun's camp on land. In an instant, there was thick smoke and fire, and Cao Jun's horses were burned. Most of them died, and some jumped into the river and drowned."

"Zhou Yu and other lightly-armed elite soldiers followed closely behind and fought bravely against the enemy. Cao Cao's army was defeated. Cao Cao and his army had no choice but to retreat on foot. When encountering muddy ground, Cao Cao ordered all the old and weak soldiers to spread grass on their backs on the road, and the cavalry barely passed. In Forced by Zhou Yu and Liu Bei's armies, Cao Cao fled back to Jiangling. This was the Battle of Chibi in which a small number defeated a large number." (End of this chapter)