Three Kingdoms: Ancestors of the Han Dynasty

"Your Majesty!"

Intense exhaustion and blood loss made Wang Si's eyes black, and he looked up to the sky in a trance. He didn't know whether it was blood or sweat, and felt that his mouth was fishy and salty.The injuries all over his body were in severe pain, as if he seemed to have heard the cheers of the soldiers for the arrival of the general's troops, and not long after, he heard the cheers of the soldiers for victory.

The wounds all over his body were in severe pain, and this pain constantly stimulated his nerves, and waves of exhaustion kept rushing towards him, causing him to fall into a state of near coma.He was gradually suffocating, he was so tired that he almost lost the strength to breathe.

After an unknown amount of time, he suddenly felt that the pain in his body was gradually disappearing, the bleeding stopped, and he gradually gained strength, as if he could still hear the servants calling softly by his ears.

Wang Si moved his eyelids and barely opened his eyes. The pain in the wound did not disappear, but stimulated his nerves more intensely, but he knew that he should have survived.

Seeing this, the attendant who was calling for him rushed forward joyfully and said, "Your Majesty, the Wei army has collapsed! The rear general has arrived. Our army has won!"

Wang Si's sluggish mind slowed down, and it seemed that the dream was not fake.

With the help of his attendants, Wang Si got up halfway and looked around, only to see that he was in a tent made of grass and trees, and many wounded soldiers around him were also in it like him.Painful groans came to his ears incessantly, and the slightly injured soldiers ate and drank the broth cooked by the cook specially for the injured soldiers.Physicians are treating wounded soldiers, bandaging their wounds and applying herbs brought with them.

"Your Majesty, drink some broth."

Wang Si raised his intact left hand, sipped the warm broth lightly, and suddenly felt his internal organs warm up.

After the victory of the war, the soldiers of the Han army were happy. Not only the wounded soldiers but also the surviving soldiers could have a few delicious meals.Some of these meats were horse meat, some were wild game hunted by soldiers, or dried meat they carried, or dried meat seized from the opponent's luggage.

In the early years, when the Han Dynasty had only one state, in order to support the army, the army could only eat vegetarian food, and those who could have edible oil and water were the elite of the army or soldiers who were rewarded.

Until the great Han conquered Longyou and Liangzhou one after another, the sheep and dogs raised by the Qianghu became the main meat food of the Han army, including the chickens and ducks that the army would raise in the field, but it was only applicable during the garrison period.However, it is not easy for soldiers to eat a bite of meat every time they go on an expedition.As for the chicken, duck, beef, and fish that later generations eat, it is beyond the imagination of these soldiers today.

"The Governor!"

Jiang Wei took off his armor, dressed in single clothes, comforted the wounded soldiers along the way, and walked to the vicinity of Wang Si.Wang Si handed the bowl to the attendant, struggling to salute Jiang Wei.

Jiang Wei walked quickly to Wang Si's side, stretched out his hand to hold him down, and said, "Chengzong is seriously injured, don't move, rest is the best."

As he said that, Jiang Wei saw that Wang Si lived with all the soldiers, and asked displeasedly: "Why didn't you find a separate camp for Chengzong so that he could recover from his injuries. It will not be good for him to live with everyone now. Heal too."

The attendant lowered his head and said truthfully: "I will report to the governor, the battle has just ended and the camp has not been built, so I have to hastily resettle the prince."

Jiang Wei waved his hand, and said in a deep voice: "Send Prefect Wang to a certain camp to rest, and order the doctor to take care of him, and there is no shortage of meat."

"Captain~" Wang Si wanted to decline and said.

Jiang Wei patted the back of Wang Si's hand and said, "Healing the illness is the most important thing, there is no need to refuse."

Wang Si opened his mouth, and finally responded gratefully: "Thank you Dudu!"

The reason why Jiang Wei treated Wang Si kindly is inseparable from Wang Si's talent.With the help of Wang Si, who is good at handling Hu people's affairs, he was able to attack Hedong many times.How can Jiang Wei not care about such a capable official.

Moreover, the king's heir is also in the heart of the emperor. Liu Chan attaches great importance to this capable official who governs Hu, and he remembered it as early as when he was in Wudan Academy.Not long after becoming an official, he was promoted by Liu Chan to be the prefect of Xihe to handle the government affairs of Shuofangfu County.Next, if Jiang Wei resigns as governor of Shuofang, Wang Si will probably succeed Jiang Wei and protect Guanzhong.

Wang Si, who was carried out of the tent, could only see the wild fire in the west, black smoke billowing up, and a strong smell of barbecue.

"This is?" Wang Si asked suspiciously.

The attendant glanced at him and said: "This is the general who is going to save the soldiers of the Wei army who died in battle and the soldiers of the Qiang and Hu soldiers of our army. He said that he will send them to the west for peace."

"Ok!"

Wang Si had indeed heard that Huo Yi, the later general, was good at Buddhist rituals. After each battle, the generals were eager to discuss meritorious deeds, but he would save the soldiers by himself. This habit is different.In other words, the four generals of ZTE, each of whom has unique habits.

For example, the chariot general Wang Pingfan has a cold face and likes to read before meals, and his pursuit of etiquette has reached a harsh level; Every time after the war, the soldiers of the two armies who died in battle were rescued; Jiang Wei, the governor of his own family, was extremely ascetic, and women, sex, food, food, and money were all out of his eyes, and his only ambition was fame.

Perhaps the unique habits of these people have shaped their unique temperament and different ways of using troops.As far as Wang Si is concerned, he still enjoys being under the rule of his own governor, but he is a little uncomfortable with the close-to-gambling combat of his own governor.

It may be that his own governor is more courageous than everyone else, and things that everyone thinks are dangerous seem to be commonplace in his eyes.Fortunately for this battle, the general arrived as scheduled, otherwise the army would be defeated.Such an exciting battle, he did not want to do it again.

"Shi Shuo Xin Yu": When Jiang Wei, a general of the Han Dynasty, entered the Central Plains, he met Guan Ren, who pointed to Wei's belly and said: "The general's belly is as bold as a big one, which is different from ordinary people!" The answer said: "The courageous man is the home of the liver. The liver governs benevolence, and the benevolent man cannot bear it, so he is decisive. If a general wants to succeed, he needs the help of the benevolent man to succeed!" Wei disagreed, saying: "As a general, Where is the benevolent?"

Jiang Wei and Huo Yi, who had settled the affairs in the army, also met in the camp of the army to discuss the next combat affairs.

After counting the results of the army's victories, Geng Fang cupped his hands and said, "To the two generals, our army beheaded a total of 560 Wei soldiers in this battle, captured more than [-] soldiers of the Wei army, and captured [-] armored soldiers." More than [-] collars, food and grass ... captured Linfen City."

In the Battle of Linfen, the Han army led by Jiang Wei crippled Cao Wei's Hedong and Bingzhou armies. Unless troops were transferred from Hebei and Youzhou, there would be almost no Wei army in Bingzhou and Hedong that could resist.As for the fleeing Wei army generals, most of them were Hu Qi of the Southern Huns, who fled north with the help of their horses.

After listening, Huo Yi congratulated Jiang Wei, and said: "Congratulations to Jiang Shuofang, the king is the general, leading the sergeant to defeat the Wei army, it is a rare achievement in recent years, this achievement is not inferior to the victory of the chariot general defeating Zhang Yun."

Although Huo Yi played a decisive role in this battle, the military strategy arrangements during the battle were all handled by Jiang Wei.Before arriving in Linfen, Huo Yi didn't even know he was going to fight.I only know that his mission is to go to Linfen to meet Jiang Wei and assist him in the attack on Hedong.

That's why Huo Yi didn't need to share Jiang Wei's credit, as he, Huo Yi, was not short of official positions.He was promoted from a miscellaneous general to a late general. Although there were reasons for his military exploits during the period, in fact it was more because Liu Chan valued him so much that he was able to occupy this high position.

Jiang Wei smiled back and was also complimented by Huo Yi.

With that said, Jiang Wei turned back to the topic and asked, "I don't know what the general thinks next, how should our army use its troops?"

Huo Yi pondered for a while, and said: "Now that Liu Linwei has come to Linfen, he will quickly attack Luejiangyi to the east and seize Yicheng to shield the reinforcements from Hebei against the Wei Dynasty. At the same time, he will order another general to go north to Pingyang to investigate the movement of Taiyuan. If there is an opportunity, You can raise your troops to the north to attack Jinyang."

After a pause, Huo Yi said: "I still need to lead the elite to fight back against Li Fu, dredge the Fenyin Ferry, and ensure that our army's grain, grass and supplies in Guanzhong can reach the east of the river."

It's not that Huo Yi defeated Li Fu's troops and rushed to the aid of Linfen.Instead, half of the soldiers were handed over to bluff to hold Li Fu back. He rode [-] elite infantry across the Jishan mountain road, and made a quick detour before arriving at Linfen. It is not yet known what happened to Li Fu's thousands of Wei soldiers in Gengxiang. , He needs to go back or persuade to surrender or defeat Li Fu's troops.

After all, Huo Yi's task was to clear the second ferry of Fenyin and Longmen and assist Jiang Wei in conquering Linfen. Now that Linfen's task is completed and Chen Tai has been defeated, it is not difficult to clear Fenyin and Longmen.
Jiang Wei frowned, seeing that Huo Yi's arrangement was well-arranged and there were no loopholes, he also said: "Li Fu is not good, he heard the results of our army, he either ran or fled. Escaping is just going north to Luliang and arriving in Taiyuan. Deploy soldiers and horses on the main roads of Luliang, and take the opportunity to defeat them."

Huo Yi nodded slightly, and said: "It can be based on Jiang Shuofang's strategy! A certain general Liu Lin and three thousand soldiers will stay under Jiang Shuofang's tent to assist the general in fighting against the enemy."

"Thank you, General." Jiang Wei said gratefully.

Jiang Wei's troops suffered a lot of losses during the fierce battle in Linfen this time, and the troops will be stretched to the east and north in the next step. With the assistance of Huo Yi's 3000 elite troops, Jiang Wei can arrange them more calmly.

"All are loyal to the country!"