Qin Yuedang Kong

Chapter 29 Wu Guang and Zhang Liang are going to South Vietnam
When Wu Guang saw Chen Sheng drawing his sword to kill him, he had no choice but to draw his sword to fight in a daze.The two fought all the way from the meeting hall to the gate of the village. Wu Guang tried several times to persuade Chen Sheng to stop fighting, but Chen Sheng was angry, so Wu Guang's persuasion could not be heard.Half a day later, the fight between the two successfully escalated from a conflict between the two to a fight between two groups of people.The end result is a lose-lose situation for both sides.After Chen Sheng was defeated, he fled to Yingchuan County under Liu Ji's rule, while Wu Guang chose to lead the disabled troops down the mountain to surrender to Fusu.

After sending the letter to the camp of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang on Qingyao Mountain that day, Fusu arranged for Han Xin to be on standby at the foot of the mountain.He himself led Yu Ji back to Chengzhou City, Sanchuan County.The reason why Fusu did not return to Xianyang for the time being was because he was waiting for news from Qingyao Mountain.

Eight days later, Han Xin escorted Wu Guang and his party to Chengzhou City.

When Fusu saw the Qingyao Mountain bandits being escorted by the soldiers, he almost died laughing.I saw more than 500 people dressed in shabby clothes, and many of them were painted.Looking at the weapons in their hands, they can be described as varied.There are hoes for digging the ground, and Leisi (a farm tool similar to a shovel) for turning the soil. The most exaggerated thing is that many people are holding kitchen knives.Fusu finally understood why Han Xin didn't confiscate the weapons of these people.It seems that confiscating such a pile of scrap metal is of no use.

Several soldiers escorted Wu Guang to Fusu, only to see Wu Guang bowed his head and did not speak.Fusu ordered someone to untie the rope tied to Wu Guang, and then went straight to the opposite of Wu Guang.He supported Wu Guang's lowered head with his hands.

"Do you know that since you hijacked my wife, your ending has been doomed? Do you really want to know what was written in the last letter I wrote to you?" Fusu asked mockingly.

"I knew it was your conspiracy, but unfortunately I realized it too late." Wu Guang sighed with resentment.

"The first few empty envelopes were indeed for you, just to arouse your elder brother Chen Sheng's suspicion of you. And the last letter with the letter in it was actually for your elder brother Chen Sheng. It is better for you to transfer it to him than for us to give it to him. It is more lethal. I only wrote one sentence in that letter: 'I have agreed to your proposal, and the eight county governments can be given to you, but it must be exchanged with Chen Sheng's head.'”

Only then did Wu Guang understand how insidious Fusu's scheme was.I and Chen Sheng also want to exchange Yu Ji for Sanchuan County.I'm afraid it's just being smart.He actually listened to Fusu's words and started to seek skin from a tiger.I just hate myself for being so stupid and naive.

"Since it has fallen into your hands, I admit it too. You can decide if you want to kill it or cut it into pieces," Wu Guang said resolutely.

"Not only will I not kill you, but I will reward you with millions of dollars. But I need you to do something for me. I wonder if you are willing?" Fu Su asked, looking at Wu Guang.

"I do," Wu Guang replied without thinking.With a chance to live, who would be willing to die.

"I want you to take the million I gave you to Nanyue to develop your own power, and find Zhao Tuo's bad luck. If you can turn Nanyue upside down, after I destroy Nanyue, I will let you withdraw it South Vietnam. Another thing you need to understand is that the more violent you are, the more money and food I will give you. In a word, your fame and fortune are closely related to your actions in South Vietnam."

After hearing Fusu's words, Wu Guang fell into deep thought.Nanyue is far away from Daqin, and its folk customs are tough.If I really go to South Vietnam, I'm afraid the risk will be extremely high.However, doing things in South Vietnam also has many advantages, the most important thing is to stay away from Fusu, the sixth child.If he was making a fuss under Fusu's nose, he might be in trouble again at some point.At this time, Wu Guang was already afraid of Fusu from the bottom of his heart, and he had a sense of fear of "being bitten by a snake once, and afraid of well ropes for ten years" towards Fusu.After much consideration, Wu Guang decided to follow Fusu's suggestion and go to South Vietnam to do things, seeking wealth and wealth.

The next day, Wu Guang followed Fusu on the journey back to Xianyang.

When Fusu returned to Xianyang, he was shocked by a piece of news from Mobei.

Man Shanyu, the leader of the Huns, fled from Hexi with [-] remnants of defeated soldiers, and fled back to Mobei after a large circle through the Western Regions. Unexpectedly, he was assassinated by his own son, Maodun.After Mao Dun assassinated Tou Manchanyu, he inherited the Xiongnu Shanyu's position and began to send troops to the surrounding area.Five or six tribes in the Mobei Grassland have been annexed by Maodun Shanyu.In history, Tou Man Chanyu was indeed killed by his son Mo Dun. Fusu thought that his time travel had changed the fate of Tou Man Chanyu, but unexpectedly Tou Man still could not escape the fate of being murdered by his son.

After Zhang Liang heard the news that Fusu had brought Wu Guang back to Xianyang, he went directly to Fusu Office in Shanglinyuan.Whatever you say, you have to argue with Wu Guang again.Fusu persuaded Wu Guang to Shanglinyuan after some fruitless persuasion.Let the two of them quarrel with each other with red faces.Unexpectedly, after arguing, the two met for a drink together.

During the court meeting the next day, Zhang Liang actually proposed to follow Wu Guang to South Vietnam to start an uprising.After some persuasion, Fusu agreed to Zhang Liang's request, and raised the two people's activity funds from one million to five million.

(End of this chapter)