The Age of Lords Reborn

Chapter 341 Han Yudang (for Subscription)
Han Yudang.

A name that is almost the same as passerby A in the long history.

However, during the Wenjing period and the future Emperor Wu period, Han Dian, who was not prosperous, was in charge of the family, and his appearances in various dramas were not a minority.

When Mo Xiaobai and Han Tuidang led their orders back to the camp, half an hour later, an advance cavalry with [-] cavalry quietly left from the south of Chang'an.

Go straight to Wuguan!

The reason why he didn't go east to Hangu Pass was not Mo Xiaobai's own decision, but Zhou Yafu's order, and Zhou Yu, Guo Jia, Li Ji and others also agreed.

To put it simply, Hangu is not easy to walk, even on horseback.

In contrast, when you leave Wuguan, you can almost see the branch of Luoshui. If you walk northeast along the branch and Xixiaoshan Road, you will soon reach Xingyang.

Traveling fast for a day, the soldiers didn't stop to rest until late at night.

It is almost impossible to march day and night in the freezing season before the beginning of spring. Mo Xiaobai was not in a hurry, and ordered the soldiers to rest on their own, so that the soldiers under his command and Han Tuidang could light a big fire together.

"General Han, I heard that you have a lot of experience in cavalry warfare?"

Because it was only the cavalry who went first, Mo Xiaobai was only surrounded by Duan, Zhibi, Li Guang, and Zhou Yu at the moment. After he made the fire out, he asked with a smile to the man beside him.

Opposite Mo Xiaobai, a short-bearded general who was only about [-] years old, but looked well-maintained, waved his hands: "Don't dare, dare not, it's just that I lived with the Huns in my early years, and I was very fond of riding horses since I was a child." It’s just familiar.”

"That's better than those of us who only started to learn how to ride horses when we grew up." Mo Xiaobai answered with a smile and added another compliment.

Mo Xiaobai actually doesn't know much about Han Tuidang.But the name somehow impressed him a bit, unlike when he heard Jin Qiang at the beginning, his eyes were completely darkened.

Han Tuidang's father has a very domineering name.

Han Xin!

But it wasn't the Han Xin who said "the more soldiers the better", but the descendant of King Han, one of the seven kingdoms in the past. Because Chu and Han fought to embrace Liu Bang's thigh, Liu Bang named him the "King of Han".

It's a pity that it was not easy to be the king of Han at that time, because the Huns were so strong that they couldn't resist moving their capital to the north.

He couldn't fight by himself, and Liu Bang couldn't save him. After seeking peace, he turned around and was trampled on the ground by the Huns. Han Wangxin couldn't stand this kind of routine at all, so he had to surrender to the Huns.

After that, attacking the big man in turn, and even participating in the siege of Baideng, are all off topic, at least it has nothing to do with Han Tuidang in front of Mo Xiaobai.

Although the Han family was reduced to the lackeys of the Xiongnu, and Han Wangxin had a great responsibility, but the Han family belonged to the Xiongnu, but they knew the Xiongnu best and were the most likely to persuade them to return to the Han.

No one knows how much work Emperor Wen did during this period, but not long after Han Wangxin's death, it became a fact that Han Duidang returned to Dahan with his mother and nephew.

After returning, both uncle and nephew got the high position of Marquis.

In Mo Xiaobai's mind, this must be one of the 'negotiation' chips.

Of course, at this moment, the big man needs someone to tell the "information" of the Huns in detail, and with the death of the old cavalry generals, the big man is at a time when the cavalry is in decline.

As soon as the Han family came back, they were entrusted with important tasks.

Supervise cavalry and have a cavalry trilogy of their own.

If there were no random players, in the 'Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms', the record of leading the cavalry in a lightning surprise attack on the grain roads and granaries of the coalition forces would make Han Tiao the top of the merit list for this battle.

On the roster of generals who are rewarded for meritorious deeds, this man's name is at the top.

Of course, this is also the intention of a certain pilot with almost zero political consciousness to 'fulfill', otherwise the first name will not fall so easily on Han Tiaodang's forehead.

Generally speaking, under the condition of 'there are no tigers in the mountains', Han Daidang is indeed qualified to be the Monkey King.

Mo Xiaobai naturally finds it very interesting to be able to partner with such a special person.

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"Luanshan, do we need to be in such a hurry? Hurriedly driving at night? This ancient traffic road is not very good. If there is a pit in front, without street lights, you will fall to your death."

That night, when Mo Xiaobai was sleeping soundly in a daze, a group of more than ten riders were riding their horses far outside Pengcheng in Chu State.

Among the two leaders, one had a calm expression, while the other had a tangled expression.

"necessary."

'Lanshan' with a calm expression originally didn't want to speak, but the guy next to him was really noisy, so he could only say: "There is no sign of Dream Town in the player camp of the coalition army. They may have chosen the royal family."

"That has nothing to do with our hurrying. Now the coalition forces are still in Pengcheng, and Zhou Yafu should also be in Chang'an. Why are we in such a hurry to go to Luoyang? And you still think that we will go there in a daydream?"

"Instead of going directly to Luoyang, go to Xingyang first."

Young Master Lanshan corrected the slip of the tongue of the person beside him, frowning slightly: "I'm not sure if he will go, but just in case, it's better to hurry up."

"What's the difference between going from Pengcheng to Xingyang and going to Luoyang? Isn't it just a granary? Now neither Zhou Yafu nor Liu Bi is short of food. In my opinion, the Ao granary you mentioned is not absolutely necessary, and it can't affect it. Battle situation."

"It doesn't matter now, who knows what will happen next? Besides, we can do another thing over there."

Young master Lanshan's eyes were slightly fixed, he looked up at the moonlight, and then sighed: "It's almost twelve o'clock in the morning, we'll go for a while, we'll find a place to rest, and we'll leave after dawn."

"Oh my god, what evil did I do to form an alliance with you." Hearing what young master Lanshan said, the young man next to him sighed suddenly, his whole face drooping like a coffee table.

Day and night, go straight to Xingyang.

Neither Mo Xiaobai nor Young Master Lanshan knew about each other's existence, but they were both hurrying.

The only difference is that Mo Xiaobai's soldiers have to consider the overall actions of more than 1000 horses. Although the young master Lanshan is riding an ordinary brown-maned horse, there are fewer people so that he can hurry up.

On the first day, Mo Xiaobai completely walked out of the mountain road outside Wuguan, and young master Lanshan also came to the border of Xuzhou.

The next day, Mo Xiaobai arrived at the lower reaches of the Luoshui branch, while Young Master Lanshan crossed Jiuli Mountain.

On the third day, Mo Xiaobai went north along Mount Xiao, and Young Master Lanshan approached Dingtao.

On the fourth day, Mo Xiaobai passed Yiyang, and Young Master Lanshan quietly walked around Daliang.

On the fifth day, enter Xingyang County!
Arriving in Xingyang County within five days, seeing that Xingyang was fine, Mo Xiaobai was also relieved.

Together with Han Tuidang, they stationed soldiers and horses under the guidance of the Xingyang Order, and Mo Xiaobai only planned to have a good sleep first.

Mo Xiaobai didn't know that when he was taking a nap, in the northeast of Xingyang, outside a tall city surrounded by water on three sides, there were more than a dozen people riding horses around this military fort-like building. I went full circle.

"This is Ao Cang, right? No wonder it can hold so much food, and it's built like a city." A young man on horseback pulled the reins, then turned his head to look beside him: "We've seen everything we need to see, now we Where are you going?"

"Let's go to Luoyang!"

(End of this chapter)