Shu Chen

It is not surprising that more than [-] people were killed or injured by Zhu Ran's troops in the battle for more than a month. After all, Zheng Pu's troops, who occupy a favorable location, inevitably lost thousands of soldiers.

But the biggest factor is that Zheng Pu never went out to fight back.

The reason why Lu Xun's troops lost more than [-] people was that Guan Xing's troops seized the opportunity to fight back.

However, after Guan Xing and the others made a plan to confuse the public, the Han army had been defending the camp with half of its soldiers and horses. There is also a faint guess that Liu Yin and Jufu have already transferred to the water blocking valley.

With anticipation in their hearts, they will naturally attack even harder.

Let the war only start for half a month, and the Wu army suffered nearly [-] casualties, but the morale of all the generals was like a rainbow, and they still felt that if the offensive was more violent, they might be able to break through the camp.

However, Lu Xun is different.

His previous disastrous defeat in the Battle of Shouchun was his only defeat.

It was also the turning point when Jiangdong began to decline in national strength, and no one in the government and the opposition would have the idea of ​​the Northern Expedition again.

Enough to make him worry about it for the rest of his life.

And Wei Guo used the trick of "dark under the lamp" to hide the Luoyang Zhongjun in Shouchun City, which also made him fresh in his memory, and now the defense of the Han army made him feel familiar.

Yes, after many days of hard work, he discovered some clues.

In other words, the "precariousness" of the Han army's defense was a bit deliberate.

It was as if deliberately letting Jiangdong know that they would not be able to hold on anytime soon, and that the camp was about to fall.

However, the dubs and simas on the low walls didn't have the slightest worry on their faces, and even the soldiers didn't have a sad face or a sense of death.

These unusual signs were enough to make Lu Xun smell that danger was dormant.

That's why, he was just attacking the fortress that day, so he privately recruited Quan Cong for a discussion, and directly revealed the strangeness of the Han army, asserting that the Han army did not transfer troops and leave.

After Quan Cong listened, he remained silent for a while.

Immediately, he smiled and said, "Captain, whether the Shu soldiers hide or not has little to do with our army's attack, and if it is as the governor said, the actions of the Shu soldiers are not what our army did." Wish!"

Hearing this, Lu Xun was also silent.

That's right, they didn't hold the Tang Zibu who could break through the obstruction of the Han army and rescue Shangyong City when they came to attack this time!
What's more, the purpose of the Han army's Tibetan soldiers is self-evident, it is to counterattack, and they can just make preparations in secret first, and fight the Han army head-on in a dignified manner. In addition to the purpose of "withdrawing from the war", it can also cause a lot of casualties to the Han army. Isn't this just a strategic decision?
But Lu Xun still felt a sense of sadness in his heart.

Seeing through the enemy's intentions, he will naturally make him self-defeating!
Although it is impossible to replay the battle of Yiling, it is easy to wash away the shame of the disastrous defeat in the battle of Shouchun!

However, limited by Jiangdong's current national fortune and future expectations, he had to cooperate with the tricks of the Han army and continue to fool the soldiers and send them to the point of no return.

In this way, the feeling in my heart is hard to appease after all.

"I'm stuck."

After a long time, he turned the melancholy on his brows into a relieved smile, "It is indeed as Zihuang said, if the Shu soldiers have the intention to come out of the camp to fight, it is just as our army wishes. Well, be prepared for the surprise attack of the Shu soldiers." The matter should not be announced to the public, and I have to go to the battle to supervise the battle every day, only Lao Zihuang made the deployment in advance."

"Okay, governor, don't worry."

Quan Cong did not evade, and immediately nodded heavily, swearing, "I will definitely arrange this matter properly. If Shu soldiers really come out of the camp to fight, I will let them know that my Jiangdong swordsmen are not at a disadvantage!"

He is not being arrogant.

As a veteran of the army for many years, he has enough confidence to do it with his heart and mind.

However, the entire Jiangdong did not know that the Zhechong army in the Bashan North Road camp was previously a prisoner of Wei State, a group of people who fought for themselves with their lives in the future.

A person who doesn't pay much attention to the outcome of the battle, but is eager for the power of beheading.

These Wei prisoners all know that the Han court, which is committed to returning the old capital, will not break out too many wars with Jiangdong, but will give them a chance to change their destiny, and this is the only time!
Never miss it.

They won't allow themselves to miss out.

Things in the world are like chess, sometimes one wrong move means the whole game is lost.

Although Lu Xun's general strategy was enough to see through the Han army's intentions, and Quan Cong's pre-deployment was perfect, but it was such a little information asymmetry that led to their lonely ending.

Yes, Quan Cong's deployment is impeccable.

He withdrew the elite Liuzan and Chen Biao, who had served as the first ascendants in the past, to rest and prepare for the Han army to leave the camp. After continuing to attack for a few days, he asked General Lu Xun to supervise the transfer of grain Zhuge Rong, who was waiting for affairs, took over the responsibility of tackling the fortifications.

This is to lure the Han army out of camp as soon as possible.

Gein Zhuge Rong is very mediocre.

Compared with his elder brother Zhuge Ke, his talent and wisdom are like clouds and mud.

If Zhuge Jin hadn't sent his second son to Shu to adopt him to the prime minister in his early years, and Zhuge Ke had already recruited elite soldiers from Shanyue and feudal lords with his own talents, Zhuge Rong would have never been able to supervise Zhuge Jin's old army.

Yes, Sun Quan has no choice.

Moreover, he dared not break Jiangdong's "father dies and son succeeds" military command system, which would induce the renunciation of the officials.

Therefore, it is conceivable that the Wu army's offensive will be attacked by Zhuge Rong, who has not long inherited his father's old ministry.

Not only did Liu Zan, Chen Biao and others not be afraid of death, but their morale was low, and they almost focused on participating!

And this is exactly what Quan Cong wanted.

He wanted the Han army to feel that the Wu army's offensive had become weak, that they had no power to continue, and that they were about to strike back; if the Tibetan soldiers of the Han army did not come out to fight back, they might have no chance.

His plan also worked.

Seeing this, Guan Xing was somewhat puzzled.

Because he found that Wu Jun had changed so much that he felt that it might be dangerous to send troops to fight back.

But he couldn't stand the rate of other generals begging for battle.

Especially Fu Qian.

He who is upright and full of vigor made Guan Xing stop hesitating with one sentence, "Jiangdong is all rats! Even if there is a premeditated plan, so what? How can you be the leader of our army with the banner of uprightness and majesty! Moreover, All Zhechong soldiers are thirsty for battle, if the general refuses to let us go out to fight, the army will be unstable and the soldiers will complain!"

At this point, the attack is inevitable.

In the beginning, the occupation was as expected by Lu Xun and Quan Cong.

When Zhuge Rong's troops were attacking, the Han army suddenly opened their camps and swept in. Liu Zan and Chen Biao's troops, who had been waiting in full force for a long time, sternly stopped their progress, making their sudden attack into a battle between the two armies in the wild. fierce battle.

Moreover, many Han troops were quite surprised that Wu Jun had been prepared for a long time. They were a little flustered for a while, but Wu Jun took advantage of surprise.

But as time went on, the balance of victory and defeat began to tilt.

Both Liuzan and Chen Biao are very elite, and everyone is willing to fight with all their strength, but in terms of morale, combat power, and death, they cannot compare with the Zhechong army who are fighting for themselves.

As soon as they fought, the Han army was contained.

After fighting fiercely for half an hour, the two armies were evenly matched, and all the soldiers were fighting fiercely with shouts of morale.

An hour passed, and the Han army became more and more energetic, while the Jiangdong soldiers were slightly tired.

After two hours passed and the sun fell into the mountains, the situation of the battle began to become clear.

The morale of the Han army was still undiminished, and many soldiers were still like the Qin army who "heard the battle and rejoiced". They cut off the ears of the beheaded Jiangdong soldiers and tied them around their waists, and continued to march forward bravely.On the contrary, on Jiangdong's side, with the weakness of Liuzan and Chen Biao, the soldiers of other ministries were panicked and retreated step by step.

Anyone with a discerning eye knows that the outcome is almost a foregone conclusion.

Quan Cong didn't expect this.

However, Lu Xun, who has never considered victory before defeating, led his own headquarters to form a crossbow formation on the side before the army was defeated, and served as the rear army; Go back and pass by his headquarters.

Such an approach cannot change the outcome of Wu Jun's defeat.

But it can prevent the Han army from expanding the results of the battle.

Because when his headquarters blocked the pursuit of the Han army, it was also the time for Quan Cong, Liu Zan and others to reorganize their formation.

There is no need to worry that Quan Cong and other ministries will collapse a thousand miles away.

In this critical moment, the private ownership of Jiangdong's tribes is an advantage; as long as the generals are determined to die, the private soldiers will not abandon the generals.

And the setting sun will soon escape into the mountains!
Under the cover of night, the Han army could not continue to pursue in the dark.

In fact, the Han army had no intention of pursuing it.

Gein Guanxing and other generals knew that Zhechong's army could not be allowed to enter Xiangyang or approach the border with Wei State.

Therefore, after the sky gradually became dark, Guan Xing called Jin to withdraw his troops.

It also brought an end to the war that lasted for more than a month.

Zhechong's army suffered more than [-] casualties, but the Wu army's casualties were three times that of the Han army's. In addition to the more than [-] people lost by Zhu Ran's troops, it was considered that they had completely lost the strength to rescue Shangyongcheng.

But regarding the results of the battle, the joys and sorrows of the winners and losers are different.

Sun Quan, who was far away in Jingnan Public Security, learned of the results of the battle, and was saddened at first.

Immediately he breathed a sigh of relief.

Without the strength to participate in the Han and Wei dynasties, Jiangdong will naturally be able to fade out of the battle and usher in the time to recuperate.

And immediately sent envoys to seek peace.

And I want to resume the previous covenant with Bashu to jointly attack Wei.

The price is that the three counties in the east and the three counties in the west of Jiaozhou have since belonged to the Han Dynasty, and the previous division of the world "Yu, Qing, Xu, and You belong to Wu; Yan, Ji, Bing, and Liang belong to Shu. The land of Sizhou With Hangu Pass as the boundary, Youzhou and Sili Xiaowei Department were assigned to the Han.

Of course, this is just a tactic to delay the attack.

His original intention was to claim that Jiangdong no longer had the heart to compete with the great Han, and hoped to restore Jiangdong's national strength through merchant trade with Bashu.

When the prime minister learned of the result of the battle, he smiled first, and then became a little worried.

Without him, Jiangdong lost too quickly!

It was so fast that the prime minister began to worry. Without Jiangdong to contain the Han forces, the Wei army would not dare to launch a decisive battle in Guanzhong.