Qin Emperor Ziying

Chapter 291 Shocking Meng Tian
"Why does General Meng look so tired?" Ziying asked softly, taking a sip of his syrup.

In this day and age, tea has not yet become popular, and Ziying can only entertain Meng Tian with syrup.

Speaking of which, Ziying should also be grateful to Meng Tian. It was his arrival that gave Ziying an excuse to escape the tiger claws of the three wives.

"With 20 people against the [-] Huns who control the strings, this battle is difficult! Difficult! Difficult!"

Meng Tian said three difficult words in a row. At least it can be seen that Meng Tian did not look down on the Huns like those ministers in the court who did not know how to fight. Instead, he really paid attention to this opponent and seriously thought about how to defeat them. it.

Looking at Meng Tian's haggard appearance, he knew that ever since Ziying's request was granted by the First Emperor at the court meeting, Meng Tian did not wait for Ziying's arrangement without thinking about anything, but was seriously thinking about how to fight this battle.

And this is also the quality that a commander should have.

"Although the taste of this syrup is bland, drinking it can drive away tiredness. General, please drink another cup."

After Ziying finished speaking softly, he casually filled Meng Tian's mouth.

Seeing Ziying's indifferent attitude, Meng Tian couldn't help but relax his tense heartstrings.

Although Lord Chang'an in front of him was much younger than him, and was even about the same age as his own son, the young man opposite him had the magic power to calm people down.

It's hard to imagine that a young man in his early 20s turned out to be No. 1 in the Qin military, and all of this has nothing to do with Ziying's identity, but is written with a stroke of military exploits.

Even his own father, Meng Wu, the general of a hundred battles, had a look of respect when he mentioned Lord Chang'an.

Meng Wu was once under the command of Wang Jian and Ziying when he attacked Chu.

What makes Mengtian respect and fear Ziying the most is because of a bamboo book. When the six kingdoms were not settled, his only achievement was to follow Wang Jian's son Wang Ben to pacify the remaining corners of Dai and Yan, and then went south to destroy Qi.

It was also in this battle that he was named an internal history because of his meritorious service.

When he was on the expedition, he once saw a bamboo book that Wang Ben regarded as a treasure at Wang Ben's place.

"In my opinion, the king of Yan Dynasty will conquer the Yan Dynasty, and the generals of Xianyang should be the generals in terms of merit, and should take on this important task.

The people of the Yan Dynasty thought that the general's talent would be taken lightly, and they thought that Qin would destroy the five kingdoms, and Qi would have to do something. , Once there is a change and the army goes down, such a big event can be accomplished. "

The bamboo book not only predicted that Wang Ben would be the coach of this battle a year in advance, but also had a plan for the actions of the first emperor after the suppression of the Yan Dynasty, and how to suppress the Qi State as quickly as possible.

And the source of this bamboo scroll was Lord Chang'an who was far away in Jingchu at that time.

A legacy wins thousands of miles away.

A man is wise when his resourcefulness exceeds the masses, but when his resourcefulness is beyond the comprehension of the rest of the best, he is fearful.

If Meng Tian were asked to describe Ziying with one word, the only thing he could think of at the moment was, how wise and close to a monster.

How could such a person not let Meng Tian respect and fear him at the same time.

But it was also because of this, seeing Ziying's relaxed demeanor, Meng Tian knew that Lord Chang'an had already made up his mind, so he slowly relaxed his nerves.

If some fear of Ziying is excluded, in Meng Tian's eyes Ziying is at least the royal family he has seen more.

Not only because of Ziying's ability to lead soldiers and his love for soldiers, but also because of Ziying's uprightness, he captured Zhao Gao, the favorite minister of the first emperor, and his younger brother Meng Yi sentenced him to death.

And Jun Chang'an, who tried Zhao Gao together with Meng Yi, also made the same decision.

The Meng family served Qin Dynasty for three generations, and their father taught them "loyalty and trustworthiness" since childhood, and the two brothers respected the same people most.

Ziying's external performance is naturally a model of faithfulness.

……

Meng Tian drank this glass of syrup very slowly and thought a lot.

"Why is it not only Chang'an who likes Meng Tian so much?" Putting down the wine bottle, Meng Tian asked the questions he had been asking for the past few days.

Although the status of my two brothers is respected now, it is more because of the favor of the first emperor. The actual military exploits are really lacklustre, and some people even regard the two brothers as jesters.

Hearing Meng Tian's words, Ziying poured himself a glass of syrup and replied with a slight smile at the corner of his mouth:
"Have you ever heard of Lu Shengde's divination 'Hu, who died in Qin'?"

"I've heard a little bit," Meng Tian's expression changed after he finished speaking: "Could it be that Lord Chang'an expected that the First Emperor intended to attack the Huns in the north?"

"Hu the Qin destroyer" Ziying chuckled lightly, then squatted heavily on the table with the wine bottle, "How can a mere Hun destroy my great Qin!"

He took another sip of syrup and said slowly, "But the barbarians in the north are our Great Qin's trouble after all, and it's only good to get rid of them early."

"Hu the Qin destroyer" Meng Tian knew that at least in Ziying's mind, Hu was not a Hu from the Huns, but meant something else.

"Could it be?" Meng Tian said aloud with some doubts.

"I didn't say anything, Qing Mosi." Ziying said with a light smile, "But in my imagination, you should be the commander of the Northern Expedition to the Xiongnu, I don't know what happened to get Gu involved.

Gu still thought about waiting to go directly to South Vietnam? "

Hearing Ziying's words, Meng Tian was a little frightened.

According to Ziying, Lord Chang'an's response to the first emperor should have been within Lord Chang'an's expectations, but there were some mistakes in the middle, which led to Lord Chang'an instead of Meng Tian as the coach of the Northern Expedition.

Moreover, Meng Tian also caught an important clue in Ziying's words, it is very likely that Nanyue will change generals, and the replacement will be Lord Chang'an.

Meng Tian, ​​the history of Qin Dynasty, knew the battle situation in South Vietnam very well. If Tu Sui hadn't been appointed by the First Emperor on his own will, the soldiers he lost would have already been recalled for questioning.

For the face of the emperor, the only possibility for Nanyue to change generals is - Tu Sui died in battle.

According to Ziying, it shouldn't be far away.

If Ziying can predict it, how different is Ziying's wisdom from gods and demons!

Seeing Meng Tian's face changing, Ziying couldn't help but feel a little ecstatic. In order to be able to convince Qin, the last famous general, he pretended to be a coward today.

He even didn't hesitate to reveal some future content, thinking that it would be a shock, but he didn't know that because of his previous bamboo book legacy, Meng Tian had already been shocked.

In the history that Ziying is familiar with, Meng Tian can be said to be a model of grief and indignation. He made great achievements in the war against the Xiongnu, but because of his loyalty and trustworthiness, he was forced to commit suicide by Zhao Gao's forged edict.

Ziying wants to save this famous general in the world, but if he wants to let him listen to his words, he must let himself leave a deep-rooted thought in his heart.

What I said is right!

Even the first emperor's thoughts were in his own schemes.

Only in this way, even if he failed to change the changes at the end of the Qin Dynasty, he would still be able to influence Meng Tian's actions and preserve the hope of revitalizing the Great Qin Dynasty.

As for the candidate to attack South Vietnam, Ziying believed that as long as he performed well during the Northern Expedition, Ying Zheng would naturally think of himself, who opposed Tu Sui's army from the beginning.

(End of this chapter)