The Jagged Emperor of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 598

Zhang Bao continued to attack Xu Sheng's Liuyang City with various weapons.However, he used relatively long-range equipment, and the army was rarely sent forward to attack the city.

This also slightly reduced the pressure on Xu Sheng's army.However, Xu Sheng also began to gradually adapt to Zhang Baojun's offensive method, and the defense of the city became more and more strict.

Xu Sheng's strength is indeed on display there. After surviving the previous unsuitable state, he finally showed his side that can fight well.

On the day Zhang Fei surrounded Xiajun guarded by Lu Xun, Liu Chan finally arrived in Xiangtan.On the way, Liu Chan got the combat arrangement made by Deng Ai sent by Huang Quan.

Although, Huang Quan did not make a detailed battle plan like Liu Chan's generals did, and sent a detailed battle map for Liu Chan's reference.However, Huang Quan explained the arrangement in more detail in the document.

Therefore, Liu Chan took the topographic map himself according to the content on the document, and marked it himself, but he also produced a similar combat map.

After Liu Chan and Yu Jin had read the battle plan and battle map, they felt that Deng Ai's strategic arrangement was indeed relatively perfect.At least in terms of deceiving the enemy, it is done perfectly.Moreover, Deng Ai's combat arrangements also fully utilized the mobility of Gai Meng's large cavalry team sent by him.

Therefore, Liu Chan still agrees with Deng Ai's combat arrangement.

However, Huang Quan was also included in the document, and it could be mentioned that Lu Xun might still have hidden people.This can be a bit dangerous.

Liu Chan then calculated the number of Lu Xun's troops himself, and found that the Jiangdong Army's participating troops were indeed missing some people.However, that was only a small force of 3000 to 7 people, and it was impossible to reverse this great battle involving more than [-] people at once. At war.The numbers of these two armies must also be included.

In addition to what Huang Quan mentioned, Liu Chan also found a problem.That is the problem of Liling's terrain. Whether it is Liu Chan or Yu Jin, they feel that Liling is actually not a suitable place for the cavalry to attack.

But the question is, why did Deng Ai make such a low-level mistake, and suggested that Gai Meng's cavalry should attack Liling?After all, Deng Ai's cautiousness and knowledge of geography, in the eyes of Zhang Fei and Liu Chan's subordinates, are completely incomparable experts!

Liu Chan was really puzzled by this.

Moreover, what is even more surprising is that Ge Meng is actually not a careless person, why did he take over the task of attacking Liling?

What's more, Gai Meng also has a lieutenant, Meng Xi.Meng Xi's prudence and carefulness have always been appreciated by Liu Chan the most. Could it be that even he hasn't seen the topography of Liling?

Liu Chan would not believe it even if he was beaten to death, it would be true.

Liu Chan couldn't figure out these doubts by thinking alone.What's more, these people are all generals under his command.He immediately sent two letters to Deng Ai and Gai Meng, inquiring about the suspiciousness of their actions.

Then, Liu Chan didn't care about the high temperature of the summer day, but he kept urging the people to go fast, and finally arrived at Xiangtan at the fastest speed.

In doing so, Liu Chan actually accepted Yu Jin's suggestion.

Yu Jin believes that, out of security needs, the army led by Liu Chan should rush to Xiangtan as soon as possible.Then, if necessary, replace Guymon's cavalry with this force.In that case, the Liling battle can continue to be fought.

At that time, Liu Chan could only sigh inwardly. It was really hard work for him to be a heir, and almost all he did was wipe other people's buttocks.It was like this when I was in Nanyang County.When I was in South County, it was like this.Now, in the south of Jingzhou, it's still like this...

On the way to Xiangtan, Liu Chan first received a letter from Gai Meng.But what surprised Liu Chan and Yu Jin was that Gai Meng's cavalry had been hovering around Liling.They haven't even crossed the Lushui secretly so far, so how can they fight the enemy army lurking in Liling?

Liu Chan was really completely speechless at that time.

In fact, what was even more speechless was that Ge Meng actually said next that he was going to lead the cavalry team to go south a little bit to ambush near Yuxiaoshang.In other words, Gai Meng actually wanted to take the army to the south of Liling, which was the rear of Liling, completely out of touch with the entire battlefield.

Faced with such a situation, it is difficult for Liu Chan not to be speechless: the recent performance of the generals under his command seems to be getting more and more outrageous...

However, as Yu Jin opened the battle map that Gai Meng sent, the two couldn't help but gasp after seeing it.

The markings on the battle map showed that Gai Meng's move of the cavalry to the rear of Liling was a trick, and it seemed to be a relatively good battle plan that was more suitable for the characteristics of the cavalry.

The serious look on Liu Chan's face finally eased down.Yu Jin also showed a hint of admiration on his usual serious face.

It seems that Gai Meng really understands Liu Chan, and a battle map can really take care of Liu Chan.Liu Chan didn't reply to the letter and Gai Meng said that he agreed with his next battle plan.

After all, Gai Meng is now leading the army as the chief general of the first army, and it is very necessary to give him the freedom of contingency, otherwise it is very likely to dampen Gai Meng's enthusiasm.

However, Deng Ai's reply, which Liu Chan was waiting for, was delayed.Such a situation actually made Liu Chan feel even more strange.

Although Wuchang, where Deng Ai lives, is farther away than Liling, where Gai Meng lives, but the reply will not be so long late.

What's more, Deng Ai has always had superb mobility, and he never procrastinates in doing things.Now, Liu Chan has not replied to the book for a long time, and Liu Chan always feels that this matter is a bit strange.

As a result, it was not until Liu Chan came to the Jiangzhou Army camp in Xiangtan that he received Deng Ai's letter.

After Liu Chan opened the document and read it, his brows immediately frowned.

Deng Ai was a little evasive in the document, and hardly gave any strong explanation for his suggestion of Liling, where Gai Meng sent troops.In fact, Deng Ai's main explanation was to relay Gai Meng's new battle plan to Liu Chan.

At this time, Liu Chan suddenly understood a little bit.In the document Gai Meng gave himself, he didn't even mention Deng Ai in a single word. This is where it shouldn't be.

It seems that something unpleasant happened between Gai Meng and Deng Ai.

In fact, the correct way to say it should be that something unpleasant happened between Deng Ai, Gai Meng, Xiong Ping, and Meng Xi.

Liu Chan thought for a while, and judging from the content of the documents between the two parties, it was obvious that Deng Ai was the one who was at fault, otherwise he wouldn't have been so evasive.But Gai Meng's clerk seemed to be full of confidence.The state and attitude between the two, the gap is obvious, and the psychological state can be seen at a glance.

However, although Liu Chan noticed it, it didn't mean he needed to come forward to deal with it.From Gai Meng's documents, Liu Chan could also tell at this time that Gai Meng and the others obviously did not want to continue fighting with Deng Ai.

Otherwise, Gai Meng must have accused Liu Chan of Deng Ai's actions in the document, but there was no mention of Deng Ai in the document.

Deng Ai's attitude seems to be the same.He also did not use evil words to attack the three of Gai Meng.It can be seen that the unhappiness between them must have been handled properly by themselves.

So, of course, Liu Chan doesn't need to deliberately bring up the old things again.He was quite satisfied with Deng Ai, Gai Meng and others being able to handle things like this.

(End of this chapter)