Warrior in Turbulent Han Dynasty

There is chaos in the city, and Guo Shao has not figured out which one is in which place. However, he could not figure it out. The chief general of the Tang army might also have lost control of the army. During the melee, the Southern Tang army had many surrenders, and the overall situation was determined. In the ancient army, especially the civil war, street fighting was not so easy to fight. After losing the formation, it relied on the control of the subordinates by the generals at the bottom.

The Southern Tang Army guarding the East City all surrendered. Guo Shao heard that Lu Mengjun was dead, so he went to watch with Luo Mengzi and others.

Walking up the tower, I saw a group of soldiers who had lost their weapons kneeling on the ground. A corpse was lying on a wooden frame. When Guo Shao walked up, he couldn't help but gently cover his nose with his fingers, and a stinky smell mixed with stench came over his face.

I saw that the body was burned all over, and his face was so dark that he could not distinguish the five senses. He was wearing a general's armor.

At this moment, Guo Shao found that there was a sword beside the corpse. He reached out and grabbed it. When he pressed the spring, a water-like clear sword suddenly appeared. Guo Shao smiled and drew out the sword, took his nails and swiped it on the blade, and immediately cut off a small piece of nails. He couldn't help but praised: "Good sword, so sharp sword!"

The generals congratulated Guo Shao on getting the sword.

But Guo Shao still felt that something was wrong, how could a general be burned beyond recognition? If Lu Mengjun personally rushed to the front line, Dongmen could be like that, would all the Tang sergeants run around?

He immediately deceived: "This person is definitely not Lu Mengjun! Where is Lu Mengjun?"

No one answered, Guo Shao thought for a while, and said: "The soldiers on the tower are still there, whoever moves and kills! Call Wang Chong (the general of the Southern Tang Army mutiny)."

At this moment, only one soldier kowtowed and said: "Spare! Dashuai Guo is spared, and the final general is Lu Mengjun..."

Suddenly the surrounding soldiers of the Southern Tang Army looked at each other, and some of them were angry. Lu Mengjun should have been very tyrannical to his subordinates, but he was so greedy for life and fear of death... The soldiers who surrendered were disappointed.

Guo Shao still called Wang Chong, and he realized that it was Lu Mengjun. Then he asked the soldiers to tie them up alone, and Lu Mengjun kept saying: "The humble position is willing to serve the great Zhou army, before and after Guo Dashuai's saddle!" But Guo Shao ignored it.

Suddenly, it was reported that Chai Kehong was surrounded by Gao Huaide in Nancheng, Guo Shao hurriedly got off the tower, led his soldiers out of the city, and drove around the city to Nancheng; because the city was still chaotic, there were fires everywhere, so he couldn't take a shortcut.

In a scene similar to Shouzhou, Chai Kehong was sitting directly south of the city, and there was nowhere to go. Chai Kehong is a famous player in Southern Tang Dynasty, and Guo Shao rushed over just to see his style.

Gao Huaide was also here. He didn't order the army to attack the South City Tower, but the gate was already open, and Zhou army troops were all inside and outside.

Guo Shao rode his horse to the city and looked up at Chai Kehong with his head up and squinted. He turned out to be a very young general, not even a few years older than Guo Shao. After all, Chai Kehong was a famous general, and his temperament was much different than that of Lu Mengjun. He stood there calmly and did not evade. But none of the Zhou generals shot him with arrows.

The smoke rolled in the wind, and Guo Shao suddenly felt the despair in the heart of a general who was not much different from him. Winners and losers, failure should not feel so good!

Luo Mengzi immediately shouted: "General Chai Kehong, hurry down and surrender! Liu Renzhan did not defend my brother's siege in Shouzhou. It is fine now, my brother will not treat you badly."

Guo Shao thought for a while, then greeted Luo Mengzi and said, "Don't persuade, let him go."

Chai Kehong suddenly said loudly: "I didn't lose! It was my subordinates that killed me, not that I was inferior to humans!" He said, suddenly raising his head and laughing wildly.

Guo Shao looked back and said: "Liu Renzhan can be tolerated; Chai Kehong can't be forgiven, he dare not surrender... The national destiny of the Southern Tang State, the morale of the Tang army, and the hopes of Huainan are pinned on him, and he collapsed so soon. ; Such a young person can't carry too much weight."

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw Chai Kehong staring at the westward sun with nostalgia for a long time... His eyes were full of dead gray, and Guo Shao's heart was tight.

"I didn't lose!" He shouted, and his body suddenly leaned forward.

"Bang!" Guo Shao only felt a tremor in his heart.

...

Chai Kehong died in Haozhou. He shouldered too many responsibilities of the Southern Tang State, and blamed him on him and what he should not.

Soon after, the general of Sizhou Navy led more than 300 warships to surrender to Hantong. Fan, the guardian of Sizhou, met the Emperor of Zhou Dynasty again and claimed that his family was in Jinling. After he quietly took the family out, he would surrender the city; Chai Rong allowed him to play.

Han Tong led the navy to Chuzhou, Southern Tang Army general Guo Ting said that he led his troops to surrender. The defender of Chuzhou, Zhang Yanqing, stood guard, but was trapped in the city and could not move. Soon after, Han Tongshui entered the Caoqu from Chuzhou and approached the river.

Zhang Yongde and Zhao Kuangyin led their troops to attack Xiong and Tai. The two city defenders heard that Haozhou Chai Kehong was defeated and went out of the city to gather troops for a decisive battle. Zhao Kuangyin led the cavalry to defeat. The general of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Wang Jingda, had just crossed the river and wanted to reinforce Huainan. He heard that many places were lost, and Zhou Jun's navy Keri entered the river and led his troops back.

The emperor of the Zhou Dynasty set up the palace outside Haozhou City, and it didn't take long for the Southern Tang Dynasty lord Li Jing to drop the table.

Guo Shao and other generals witnessed the surrender ceremony of the Southern Tang Kingdom in the palace: the envoy Liu Chengyu kneeled down and presented the surrender table. In the book, Li Jing claimed to be the lord of the Southern Tang Dynasty, abandoning the title of emperor, and begging to cut all fourteen states and sixty counties north of the river, and pay hundreds of thousands of wealth to the Zhou court every year. Nan Tang asked for surrender and begged Chai Rong not to cross the river to beat him again.

In the twelfth lunar month of the second year of Xiande, the Huainan War lasted more than half a year and ended. Chai Rong used almost all the forces of the Zhou Dynasty and hundreds of thousands.

Chai Rong's face showed a sickly red light, and the surrounding ministers and generals were all happy. Chai Rong said: "I agree to the request of the Lord of the Southern Tang Dynasty. You go back and tell the Lord of the Southern Tang Dynasty that in the future, you can join the Great Zhou in the country and I will treat him kindly."

The envoy retired and waited for the edict of the Zhou emperor.

Chai Rong couldn't wait to reward and deploy meritorious soldiers. Many generals were killed in battle, but more promoted. There are too many people, Guo Shao can't remember, and he only pays extra attention to those who are related to him on the spot.

Guo Shao was promoted to the guard of the Sima Budu, and still led Xuzhou Zhongwu Jiedu Envoy; Gao Huaide was appointed as the guard and Jianjidu Envoy; Chai Gui was the commander of the Tiger Jie Army's right side. Zhang Yongde and Zhao Kuangyin have been the inspectors in front of the palace and the commanders in front of the palace respectively. Li Chongjin still led the commander of the Department of Guards, and added the post-inspector Taiwei and Huainan Jiedu (Guo Shao felt that the latter two official positions seemed to be of little practical use). Han Tong served as the deputy commander of the Department of Guards, and Shi Yanchao was transferred to the palace and served as the front of the palace.

Others were the transfers of middle-level generals approved by the clerk. Guo Shao’s close subordinates, Li Chuyun, Luo Yanhuan, Yang Biao, and Wang Zhang, were all promoted to military commanders (all in the left side). It turned out that some of the left side generals were Leveling to the right compartment. Luo Mengzi and Deng Fei were both waiting for the army, and Luo Mengzi still led Guo Shao's personal command.

Everyone congratulated the emperor. Not long after Chai Rong got up, the secret envoy Wei Renpu, deputy envoy Wang Pu and several prime ministers left the lobby.

Guo Shao knew: Chai Rong’s war machine would never stop; according to the Zhou dynasty strategy he knew before, now the biggest rear threat to Shu and Nantang has been subdued. Chai Rong will not care about these countries for the time being. His eyes immediately shifted to: Khitan Liao Kingdom!

The strongest enemy of the Zhou Dynasty. Even if it is currently in a period of weakness, it is also the opponent that Chai Rong regards as the number one strong enemy!

However, Guo Shao faintly remembered that Chai Rong did not separate from Liao, and later died of illness. Zhao Kuangyin and Chen Qiao easily got his way through mutiny. Guo Shao remembers these two events very well from the contents of Chen Qiao's mutiny and the release of his military power through a glass of wine.

At this time, the Huainan War seemed to be smoother than in history and ended earlier. But Chai Rong's complexion does not look very healthy, how long can he live? Guo Shao felt the pressure of getting closer and more urgent in his heart.

Guo Shao was unwilling to vote for Zhao Kuangyin... In the past, he could not be regarded as his own, and he was not a military commander in other people's circles at all; then he could only be an enemy. But now he feels that his strength is still not strong. Although the military position is already very high, he climbed too fast. In fact, his feet are a bit vacant... Less than one-eighth of the force; almost no influence in other troops.

Just like Li Zhongjin, the highest military commander of the Department of Guards, Guo Shao felt he was more imaginary.

"I'm not defeated!" The words of Chai Kehong's moment of indulgence were deeply impressed in Guo Shao's heart. I can't shout this sentence!

Zhao Kuangyin...

At the moment of celebrating victory everywhere, Guo Shao resisted the anxiety in his heart. He silently led his soldiers and took a captive to Xia Cai. The captive was Lu Mengjun, who was **** by the Five Flowers. Guo Shao fought the trophy of Haozhou, but he detained him without taking it to Chai Rong. The victory in the later period suddenly accelerated. UU read www.uukanshu.com so many things, it seemed that everyone would not care about such a prisoner.

After entering the yard, Yang heard the movement and walked out, staring at Guo Shao and said, "I heard that you won in Haozhou. Have you seen Lu Mengjun?"

Guo Shao turned around, greeted the soldiers to bring them up, and asked, "Is this someone?"

When Yang looked at it, he immediately covered his mouth, and tears filled his eyes in an instant. She trembled: "It's him! I know him when he turns into ashes! He is not a human being, with a vicious heart and brutal methods..."

Guo Shao said in his heart: I have to thank him. Without Lu Mengjun, can Haozhou go so smoothly? Chai Kehong knows that he will go to the underworld to settle accounts.

Without a word, he explained the saber, and handed it up: "Kill him with his own hands, take revenge."

Yang took the sword, bit his lip and pulled it out, but didn't pull it out. Guo Shao stepped forward and lightly pressed the machine spring, and with a "clang", the sword light of the sword came out.

Yang drew out the sword "swishly" and walked up slowly, her whole body trembling. Lu Mengjun widened his eyes and said, "Mrs. Yang...Listen to me, I have no choice. Back then... Ah!"

A sword stabbed up in his abdomen, but the sword was heavier, and it was deflected when it was pierced, and blood splashed out. The guards who caught Lu Mengjun hurriedly avoided. The woman's methods were completely crooked. Wouldn't it be bad luck if you don't sting the wrong person?

Lu Mengjun's legs were not tied. He was let go and screamed and turned around and wanted to run, but he tripped gently at his feet and fell into the mud, screaming like a pig.

"I have no choice! I have to torture and insult people like that..." Yang's face was pale, and his arms trembled violently after seeing the blood, but he still gritted his teeth and stabbed.

Poor Lu Mengjun, who was killed more than a dozen swords before he died, his blood spattered Yang's whole body. This glamorous woman, covered in blood, looked very strange.