Summoning the Peak of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 477

Chapter 476: Hundreds of Schools in Action

When Temujin heard this, he was overjoyed immediately. Conquering the big Han was a job he had to accomplish, so the more infighting among the Han people, the happier he would naturally be.

"You Han people, just keep fighting with each other. When you are almost exhausted, it will be the day when my Xiongnu iron cavalry will go south." Tiemu thought to himself, and then he couldn't help thinking of giving it to Qin Hao.

"Qin Hao, the humiliation you gave Ben Chanyu will eventually be doubled back to you and all the Han Chinese." Tiemu thought bitterly.

Seeing Temujin's somber expression, Hu Zhao didn't even have to think about what he was thinking, and he sneered in his heart.

"The hearts of people who are not my race will be different. Sure enough, all Hu people have a virtue, and they all covet my great mountains and rivers."

Although Hu Zhao was annoyed in his heart, his expression remained unchanged, and he continued: "After the defeat of the Yellow Turbans, they huddled in the Kanto region and established the Daming Empire. Although Daming occupies a large area, its military strength is unprecedentedly weak and difficult to defend for a long time. Reunification is just around the corner, is this good news for Temujin Shan?”

Temujin's expression froze immediately, and he forced a smile: "This, hehe, this is really... good news!"

This is naturally not good news for Temujin. He wished that the big Han and Daming would fight for decades, so that he could make a profit from it. It is not in the interests of the Huns to reunite the big Han so quickly.

"Shanyu, you don't seem to be happy?" Hu Zhao said jokingly.

Temujin finally came over at this time. Hu Zhao's visit must have a purpose, not to tell him any good news at all.

"Sir, what are you doing?" Temujin said angrily.

Hu Zhao smiled indifferently and said slowly, "Shanyu calm down, I believe that Shanyu, like our hundred families, doesn't want Daming to be destroyed so soon, right?"

"What?" Temujin's pupils shrank slightly, and he said in surprise, "You actually come from a hundred schools?"

All the generals in the battalion were also shocked. After the Yellow Turban Uprising, hundreds of schools of thought have become clear-cut, and this dark force that has existed for hundreds of years is really hard to think of.

Temujin originally had the idea of ​​recruiting Hu Zhao, but now he really doesn't dare to think about it. He doesn't even want to have any involvement with the Baijia, because this power is too mysterious and dangerous.

The big man was not careful, and he was disabled; the yellow turban was not careful, but he was also disabled.

If the Huns were involved too much with it, they might have been used, and they wouldn't even know what happened.Tie Mu really secretly said.

Thinking of this, Temuzhen's eyes became sharp, and he looked at Hu Zhao with a wary face, but Hu Zhao didn't care, and said with a chuckle, "Hu Zhao, the head of the legal family, has seen Temujin Chanyu."

Tiemu was really shocked. He thought that Hu Zhao was just a disciple of a hundred schools, but he didn't expect that he was the leader of the Fa family.

It seems that my Xiongnu has been targeted by the dark forces within the Han people, but it is not so easy to take advantage of my Xiongnu.Tiemu said sincerely.

Temuzhen knew that the Han people were scheming. Seeing that Hu Zhao was holding a pair of Zhizhu as if he was convinced, Temuzhen quickly calmed down and said lightly:
"It turns out that the gentleman came to rescue the soldiers for Daming. Since it's enough to say it directly, why bother?"

Hearing that Temujin said Daming directly instead of the Yellow Turban, Hu Zhao was also relieved, which showed that Temujin also agreed with Daming's role, and would never see Daming being easily destroyed by a big man.

It's done!Hu Zhao thought to himself.

Hu Zhao looked at Temujin with a smile on his face, and said meaningfully: "Shan's statement is not good, it's just Chen Lun talking about a fact, as for whether Shan Yuling will lead the Xiongnu iron cavalry to go south, and then join me. What is this outsider doing?"

A trace of fear flashed in Temujin's eyes, and he didn't know how to respond for a while.

Tuo Lei on the side stood up and said solemnly: "I want to mobilize my Huns army with empty words. Sir, you are taking it for granted."

What Tuo Lei also meant was that he wanted benefits, but he knew how rich the Yellow Turbans were, and after the benefits were in hand, it was not the Huns who had the final say if they would not send troops.

Hu Zhao smiled indifferently, then cupped his hands and said, "This general may have misunderstood. I have already said it. This trip is just to tell Shanyu good news. Now that the words have been brought to me, I will leave."

"Wait, do you think my Huns are your big man? Come when you say it, and leave when you say it?" Tuo Lei shouted.

Hu Zhao turned around, looked at Temujin with a half-smile, and asked, "Why, Chanyu wants to keep me?"

Temujin stared at Hu Zhao for a while, and finally said with a smile: "Of course not, sir, please do it yourself."

After leaving the Huns' tent, Hu Zhao's eyes instantly turned cold.

"The Xiongnu has such a powerful figure, it seems that the northern Xinjiang will not be peaceful in the future." Hu Zhao muttered to himself.

Inside the king's tent, Temujin's eyes also became extremely cold, and he immediately ordered: "The order will pass on, this order will lead 20 troops to the south in a few days, ordering all ministries to prepare."

When the generals heard this, there was an uproar. The Xiongnu couldn't get around Yanmen Pass if they wanted to go south, but the shadow of the great defeat a year ago was still looming in the hearts of everyone.

Tuo Lei stood up and asked, "Chanyu, didn't you say before that 'if the grassland is not unified, it will never go south'?"

"Don't worry, this trip to the south is not a war, this is just a trip to Yanmenguan to lead the army." Temuzhen said lightly.

Do you need 20 troops for a round trip?

All the Xiongnu generals did not believe it, but Temujin's prestige was too high, and no one could oppose the decision he made.

But what everyone didn't expect was that this time they really just... turned around!
Luoyang, the imperial palace.

Liu Hong faced the civil and military affairs of the Manchu Dynasty with an angry face, and roared: "Zhang Sheng, that thief dared to call himself emperor without authorization, this time I will not give up. Which Aiqing is willing to lead the army to seek the thief?"

All the ministers look at me, I look at you, but no one stood up. In the end, Wang Yun stood up and said: "Your Majesty does not know, our army's grain storage is about to be exhausted, and it is not enough to support the consumption of the army."

Liu Hong's face immediately turned red, he only cared about winning or losing the war, how could he know such trivial matters as food and grass.

Although he defeated the Yellow Turban this time, the big man himself was also seriously injured. He lost more than 50 soldiers and horses, and consumed nearly ten million stones in food and grass.

Although there are 40 Han troops in Sizhou today, they are basically all the troops of the major princes. Among them, Dong Zhuo alone accounts for 20, and the central army of the imperial court has less than [-] left.

Liu Hong wanted to continue the war, but he did not have the idea of ​​weakening the military power of the princes. Unfortunately, all the princes of the Han Dynasty were all elites, so naturally they would not be easily fooled.

As for taking back the military power in the hands of the princes, Liu Hong doesn't even dare to think about it now. Before, he used the promotion method to take away the military power from Liu Yan and Dong Zhuo.

If Liu Hong dared to do this now, he would have killed himself, and when the general in the army arrived, he would definitely overthrow him and establish a new emperor.

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