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

Chapter 389: The Han Army

Quiet.

Deathly silence.

It was so clear that one could hear a silver needle falling to the ground.

The Champa people who had finally made up their minds to follow Qu Yuchong all looked extremely unhappy, and some even shouted: "General, you are the brother of the King of Linyi, how can you surrender?!"

Qu Yu's expression was still as excited and emotional as before, as if he did not hear the words of the man behind him, and was not affected by the words of the man behind him at all. However, a trace of contempt flashed in his eyes, and the corners of his mouth rose slightly. He sneered in his heart: You boy, how can you understand my thoughts and how can you understand my intelligence?
Don’t the Han people have a story about ‘Gou Jian’ who slept on firewood and tasted gall? It is said that Gou Jian was also a great general. His country was destroyed and he was reduced to a situation where he couldn’t even protect his maid Xi Shi. He was also humiliated and forced to pass under the crotch of a butcher.

From then on, Gou Jian learned from his mistakes, eating bitter gall and sleeping on a pile of firewood every day to remind himself of the blood feud he bore. A few years later, he was recruited into the mansion by his enemies because of his outstanding sheng playing. His enemies did not play music in groups like his father, but instead listened to the sheng played by a single person who loved listening to music.

This gave Gou Jian a great opportunity. While the music was playing, he took advantage of the enemy's carelessness and pulled out a dagger from his arms. He thrust the dagger into the enemy's heart and killed the enemy with his own hands! He completed his revenge! He successfully restored his country!
Something seems wrong. Isn't Gou Jian a general? Why does he look like an assassin?

Qu Yu didn't care about that. If he couldn't figure it out, he shouldn't think too much. He only knew that he was imitating Gou Jian's sleeping on firewood and tasting gall. How could ordinary Champa people understand the pain? Even if he was blamed by others, he didn't care at all.

Seeing that Qu Yu remained silent, the Champa soldiers were silent for a moment and also chose to kneel on the ground.

Sha Mo Ke looked at Qu Yu with a frown on his face, which puzzled Dian Wei. He asked, "General Sha, what's bothering you so much?"

"Dian Dubo." Shamoke did not hide anything. He expressed his doubts. "I always feel that this person's mind is not pure. I think he is full of bad water."

"General, please forgive me for being blunt." Gravel Stone interrupted and said, "I think this guy definitely doesn't obey the Han people. We might as well kill him as soon as possible!"

Qu Yu was so frightened by these words that he broke into a cold sweat. He forced out a flattering smile and hurriedly explained in a somewhat clumsy Han accent: "General, what are you talking about? I am loyal to the Han Dynasty, how could I not obey the Han Dynasty? I was just cheated by the bad guys."

After saying this, Qu Yu still felt a little uneasy. He looked at Shamoke. It was obvious that General Sha was the tough guy who could make the final decision among the three. So he decided to tell Shamoke that Qu Lian was not in the city. After all, he now understood that the number of Han troops was so large and their fighting power was so fierce that it was terrifying. His brother must have noticed something and asked him to come here to delay time.
After hearing Qu Yu's guess, Shamo Ke did not show any surprise. He said calmly: "General Zilong had already predicted this. Do you need me to tell you? Someone, take this man away!"

Qu Yu's eyes widened, "Huh?"

Could it be that the Han army had far more people than those on the city walls and outside the city?

So many Han troops just to deal with them?

If he had known this earlier, he wouldn't have done this!
They had already followed Gou Jian's example, so how could they brandish swords and guns against the Han army?

Qu Yu felt like crying but had no tears.

For Shamoko, Dianwei, Shalishi and others, the matter of Qu Yu was just a trivial episode. Controlling the entire Champa was the top priority. As for why he didn't kill Qu Yu, Shamoko was not a bloodthirsty person. Besides, his crime was not clear enough, and his role in the rebellion was not determined. Unlike Fan Jian who openly trampled on the majesty of the Han family, it would be better to wait for General Zilong to enter the city before making plans. He suddenly remembered Zhao Yun's teaching on the way, if you are undecided, consult with the wise men around you.

Dian Wei and Shalishi are at least two sages, right?
Shamoko told Dianwei and Shalishi what he was thinking, "What do you think?"

Gravel naturally agreed with all of them, "Great, great! I have no objection!"

"Me too." Dian Wei replied, but he still felt strange in his heart. He was just a general, why bother asking him? Anyway, he understood that although Shamoke was a Wuxi barbarian, he was brave and had military strategy. He was also an old soldier and was highly regarded by Liu Bei and Zhao Yun. He was almost the same as a Han Chinese. He was just a young general before, and he should have obeyed Shamoke's orders. Why was he respected by Shamoke? He even asked for his opinion?

Weird, weird.

Could it be the credit of General Wei and General Zhao?

The more Dian Wei thought about it, the more he felt that this was possible.

Shamoke didn't care much about Shalishi's words. As Shalishi was his deputy general, he knew what Shalishi's fart smelled like without even smelling it. However, Dian Wei's words were more pertinent.

Thinking of this, Shamoke nodded with satisfaction. He turned around and issued military orders to the Wudang Flying Army that was invading Champa.

"Follow General Zilong's order, go straight into Champa County Office, occupy the main roads of Champa, and do not disturb the people in the county!"

"promise!"

Thousands of Wu Dang flying soldiers shouted in unison, and the sound was as loud as thunder.

The Champa residents who had been trembling and hiding in their homes, calmed down after hearing this shout. Some of them could not suppress their curiosity and opened the windows a little to observe the Han army entering Champa through the gap.

It should be noted that the troops led by Qu Lian, after capturing the county government office, relied on force to rob the Champa people, and even those who had no extra money at home would be slapped. Of course, Qu Lian punished some of the looters in the army. Qu Lian's approach undoubtedly made the Champa people feel at ease. They had this idea in their hearts that it seemed that only Qu Lian could control these thousands of people, and there seemed to be nothing wrong with respecting Qu Lian as king. After all, there was not much difference between a king and a county magistrate to them.

However, this unit was completely different. Just as the general on the city wall said, they did not violently kick open any door of any household. They either maintained order in the city or went straight to the county government office. Even though their expressions were serious, they had a completely different feeling from the troops in the previous area.

Are you afraid of Qu Lian’s counterattack?
Some people thought so, but this idea was quickly rejected. Qu Yu, who had an advantage of 500 soldiers, was captured alive. How could Qu Lian launch a counterattack?
Even the strongest warriors of Champa were like chickens in front of the Han army and had no ability to fight back. To put it bluntly, Qu Lian was afraid of the Han army?

So why is this?
The weak Qulian tribe plundered and robbed, but the powerful Han army looked on without blinking.
Someone murmured absentmindedly, "Perhaps the county magistrate is right."

They seemed to understand something.
(End of this chapter)