When Ji Han and his men traveled to the Three Kingdoms crew

Chapter 367 Conversation
"Besides, I am not the only one who has this idea. Which brother here doesn't think the same way?"

As Zhang Fei spoke, he looked around, and everyone he saw nodded slightly, expressing their agreement with what he said.

Liu Bei also spoke with a smile at the right time: "Zi Zhong, Yi De is right. As the saying goes: A prodigal who returns is worth more than gold. Besides, aren't we all alive and well? As far as we can tell, Mi Fang risked his life, but not only did he not get caught, he actually gained merit, far better than the prodigal. Zi Zhong, don't worry too much."

"Lord, Third Brother"

Mi Zhu muttered to himself. Fortunately, he was not the kind of person who would be sad about the passing of time. After showing some emotion on his face, he took a deep breath and greeted him with a smile. He smiled and said, "My lord, what the third brother said is very true. It seems that I was worrying too much."

"Is that right?" Zhang Fei laughed and patted Mi Zhu on the shoulder. After sitting back in his seat, he turned his gaze to Zhao Yun and asked with concern, "Fourth brother, how have you been since we parted in Jingzhou? Is the journey going smoothly?"

As soon as this question was asked, everyone's eyes fell on Zhao Yun. The group from Rinnan County had to pass through the south, which was full of miasma. The Qin Emperor suffered heavy casualties during his expedition to Baiyue. Even if they had been prepared in advance, it was inevitable that people would be worried.

Zhao Yun put down the teacup in his hand and gave everyone a reassuring look. "Third brother, when I passed through Zangke County, I asked the local residents for methods and herbs to prevent and treat miasma. With the combination of the medicine ordered by the imperial physician, the weapons and equipment of the imperial court, and the strict prevention and treatment of the soldiers, it was considered to be smooth."

Jian Yong secretly clicked his tongue. At first glance, Zhao Yun's words did not seem to be a difficult task, as if anyone present could be replaced.

But where can it be so simple?
Let's take the first one, 'asking the residents of Zangke County for prevention and treatment methods and herbal medicines'. It sounds easy to do, but how can it be that simple?
Zangke County belongs to Yizhou, but Liu Yan's control over Zangke County has always been weak. Although this allows Zhao Yun to set foot in Zangke County more easily, where is Zangke County? Nanzhong!
Nanzhong was a place of mixed people. Although it was a county of the Han Dynasty, it was only a formal submission. The number of rebellions was enough to make Jian Yong, who had access to first-hand information about the Han Dynasty, feel uneasy.

It would be fine if it was a threat to the Three Auxiliary Regions like the Qiang and Hu, at least it would make the court take it seriously.

However, the rebellion in the South was not as severe as that in the Qiang and Hu tribes, but it was far more frequent. When the army arrived, the local people either threw down their weapons and surrendered, or hid in the mountains and forests.

It's like having a lot of strength in my body, but nowhere to use it.
As for the wise ministers and generals in the south.
I still have some impression of Jian Yong. By the way, what was his name?

He frowned, thoughts colliding in his mind, and the name Zhang Fei had mentioned gradually emerged.

Remembered!

That person was Meng Huo, who had been in and out of the Prime Minister’s hands seven times!

But something seems to be wrong?

All in all, the prime minister is still young, not to mention Meng Huo.
Jian Yong felt that it was a question whether Meng Huo still existed in the Han Dynasty today. This meant that for Zhao Yun to achieve this, both ability and caution were indispensable, and it was definitely not as easy as it was said.

If Zhang Fei was replaced
Jian Yong inexplicably recalled a scene in his mind: it was raining heavily, and a wet Zhang Fei walked to Liu Bei in despair, crying, "Brother, Zangke County is lost."

"?"

Zhang Fei always felt that Jian Yong was thinking something very offensive, but he had no evidence.

Feeling Zhang Fei's sharp gaze, Jian Yong immediately killed the weird thoughts in his mind, restrained his expression, and tried to get away with it.

Just when Zhang Fei was about to say something.

Chen Dao couldn't help but ask: "Zilong, how about the Wudang Flying Army I trained?" "The Wudang Flying Army trained by Shuzhi is naturally the elite among the elite. Thanks to the Wudang Flying Army, I can feel crossing mountains and ridges as if I were marching on a wide road!" Zhao Yun said sincerely.

Chen Dao couldn't help but smile when he received affirmation from his friend.

"Speaking of training elite soldiers." Mi Zhu seemed to remember something and asked, "I wonder if my lord and everyone else have heard of the Xianzhen Camp?"

Trap camp?
A question mark appeared on Jian Yong's forehead

It sounds strange.
He looked at Zhang Fei beside him, trying to find the answer from Zhang Fei's face, but unexpectedly Zhang Fei also looked confused.

He looked around again, and whether it was Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Sun Qian, or Chen Dao, they all looked like they had heard of him for the first time.

Finally, he could only look at Liu Bei, but saw Liu Bei also shook his head, "Zi Zhong, this name is indeed familiar, it seems that I have heard of it somewhere, but I haven't seen it in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Please tell me more, Zi Zhong."

Mi Zhu nodded, "When my brother was serving as Lu Bu's military advisor, he accidentally discovered that Lu Bu had a general named Gao Shun. Gao Shun was good at training soldiers, and he called the soldiers he trained the Xianzhen Camp. All the Xianzhen Camps that he carefully trained, whether in terms of discipline or combat capability, were far superior to ordinary infantry. Even the knights under the thief Dong relied on sharp weapons, solid armor, and superior horses to be slightly better."

Everyone looked at each other in bewilderment. You have to know that the knights under Dong Zhuo's command could be called elite soldiers by certain standards. Gao Shun was indeed a rare talent to be able to achieve this under such a completely disadvantageous situation.

Guan Yu stroked his beard and said with emotion: "Gao Shun? I remember that when we were filming the White Gate Tower, Lu Bu was like a loser begging for mercy from Cao Cao in a humble manner. This is not what a real man does. On the other hand, Gao Shun and Chen Gong never bowed to Cao Cao even in death. This is what a real man does."

"Not bad."

Everyone expressed their affirmation.

Except for one person.
Jian Yong noticed that Zhang Fei was frowning, as if he was thinking about something. He wanted to ask him what happened, but what Mi Zhu said next stunned him.

"My brother sent Gao Shun's military training method to me through someone else."

Even Guan Yu was not calm and stopped stroking his beard. Is this really Mi Fang in the book?
It is definitely not an easy task to ask someone to send the training methods from Dong Zhuo’s army!
Although their current training system is self-contained and the training method of the Xianzhen Camp is not necessary, the heart that cares for them is really eye-catching.

Liu Bei's view was completely different from Guan Yu's. From the few words between Mi Zhu and Mi Xiaomei, he keenly realized that Mi Fang was not doing this for others, but for Mi Zhu. What drove him was self-blame and inferiority?
"Zi Zhong, from now on, please put your personal safety first."

Mi Zhu nodded and told him the ideas about the Xianzhen Camp that he remembered.

Most of the people present had commanded an army. Although they might not be as good as Chen Dao in terms of training soldiers, at least they had some exposure to this field. The expressions of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Chen Dao and others became more complicated as they listened.

The most basic point of the Xianzhen Camp is that the generals set an example and clearly distinguish between rewards and punishments.

It sounds simple, but how many generals in the world can do it?

(End of this chapter)