Lovely Wife from Heaven: Husband, it's amazing

Chapter 611 Prelude to the War
Murong Long and Murong Lishang didn't stay in Jiankang City for a long time. It was already very risky for them to come to Jiankang. If someone found out, they would be unable to fly, and Cao Rui and Jing Ran would also be implicated.

The two countries were at war, and they met privately, so they couldn't explain it clearly, but treason was a serious crime, as you can see from Liu Yi and his wife.

Before leaving, Jing Ran recalled the time when Yue Wufeng made a roast chicken. Although she was always stealing from the kitchen, she only learned a little bit.

It's just this superficial effect that brought back infinite memories of Murong Long. The scene when the master made roast chicken and the brothers carried the roast chicken to the market to sell money seemed to come to mind.

Those days, although poor, were very comfortable. If possible, Murong Long hoped to be by Master's side forever, take care of him, and eat the meals he cooked for the rest of his life.

Even if we know that we are gone, we may not see each other again in the future, we have to face separation calmly. As people grow up day by day, what they learn the most is separation.

There are always new people appearing around, and there are always old people leaving. After all, life is better than death.

【Xie House】

In the main hall, everyone was sitting upright with serious faces. Fu Jian had already used troops against Jin.

Fu Jian's first offensive target was Xiangyang. This time he sent General Zhengnan, Duke Changle Fu PI, General Wuwei Gou Chang, and Shangshu Murong Wei led 7 cavalry to attack Xiangyang.

At the same time, General Shi Yue led 1 fine riders out of Luyang Pass; the leading general Gouchi, the right general Maodang, and the strong crossbow general Wang Xian led 4 people out of Wudang; Chang led an army of 5 out of Nanxiang to attack Nanyang, and all armies will attack Xiangyang.

In this way, Xiangyang is in danger.

The retainers in Xie An's mansion asked: "Prime Minister? I don't know if the general in charge of Xiangyang is Zhu Xu?"

Xie An replied, "That's right, it's Zhu Xu."

The man replied: "Zhu Xu is a man of culture and military strategy, quite upright, with him guarding Xiangyang, Xiangyang should be as stable as Mount Tai."

Cao Rui said: "However, this time Fu Jian is bound to win Xiangyang. We have sent so many generals to attack from all sides. We have no way to send troops to rescue Xiangyang."

Xie An said: "I heard that Qin's military general Gou Chang wanted to isolate Xiangyang and force Xiangyang to surrender."

The retainer replied: "That is impossible. I have worked with Zhu Xu before. He is the kind of person who would rather die in battle than not surrender."

Cao Rui said: "Now, Peng Chao's army is approaching Pengcheng, and it must be to cooperate with the besiegers of Xiangyang, forming a trend of advancing east and west, and destroying our state of Jin."

Xie An said: "That's right. Right now we are all focusing on Xiangyang, but ignoring Pengcheng and Huainan. Xiangyang is now heavily surrounded by the Qin army. We have nothing to do, but we can save Pengcheng."

Cao Rui said: "Prime Minister, let Xie Xuan go. I heard that he recruited the northern peasants who fled south to form an army. These refugees all have blood feuds with the Wuhu. They must be extremely brave on the battlefield. "

Xie An nodded and said: "That's right, Xie Xuan's army has indeed come to the stage."

Speaking of which, this army is really an army recruited by Xie Xuan painstakingly. The generals in this army are all selected by Xie Xuan, and they are the most valiant generals in the entire Jin Kingdom.

Cao Rui said: "Let me go, I'll go to Xie Xuan to help him!"

Xie An looked at Cao Rui and said, "Do you know that swords have no eyes on the battlefield, and it is very likely that you will not come back."

Cao Rui looked at Xie An with piercing eyes and said, "As a subject of Jin, how can the enemy be greedy for life and fear death?"

　Next, I will write more slowly, because I have to write about war, which is not my field of expertise. . .

　　
　
(End of this chapter)