Three Kingdoms: I help Liu Bei grow thousands of miles

Chapter 751

"Zhu Wu is tens of miles away from Bijing. It is understandable for General Gao to leave early. You should go back and rest early." Lan Yuan waved his hands, and then he was about to lie down.

Gao Ling anxiously sat down on the side of the couch, "Aren't you very smart, Boyang? It is true that Zhu Wu and Bijing are separated by tens of miles, but don't we have to go for dozens of miles to take down Bijing? Lin Yiguo's defenders are all useless , How can I withstand my father's attack? If you don't pay attention to it, when we take down Bijing City, the city behind may be gone."

Lan Yuan leaned back with both hands, and saw Chu Qing standing at the door and nodded, he had no doubts about Gao Shun's ability.

"What do you want me to do?" Lan Yuan looked at the two meaningfully.

"We have to make good arrangements for Bijing's combat deployment. The soldiers of each battalion will not be able to sleep tonight. In addition, I suggest that we also start early so that we will not fall behind in time." Gao Lingyu said earnestly.

"Chu Sima, what do you mean?" Lan Yuan turned around and asked Chu Qing.

Chu Qing nodded and replied: "Although General Sha's Wuxi Man is not as good as the army in the formation, it is not difficult to attack the poorly equipped Zhanren army. Yuanfeng (Gao Ling)'s worries are not unreasonable. With my treatment of General Gao for so many years I understand that when he attacks Zhu Wu, he will definitely send scouts to the next city to scout, and after pulling out the city, he will simply rest and take advantage of the victory to pursue the attack."

Lan Yuan smiled and replied: "Actually, I already have a plan in mind for tomorrow's attack on Bijing. Everyone has marched hard these days, let each battalion have a good rest at night, leave the camp a little later tomorrow morning, and arrive at Bijing City around noon. "

"No. It's fine if Boyang doesn't leave at night. Why do we have to leave later tomorrow morning? In this way, when we arrive at Bijing, my father and the others have already arrived at Zhuwu." Gao Ling couldn't understand.

"Maybe the major general has a clever plan?" Seeing Lan Yuan's composure, Chu Qing stroked his beard with a puzzled expression.

Lan Yuan nodded lightly: "Don't forget about General Li's warships. They sailed on the sea without obstruction. It is estimated that they will arrive at Bijing Bay on time tomorrow morning. We have to give the water army time to attract the defenders. I estimate that it is appropriate to arrive around noon. The defenders in the city will never remain indifferent when they see the ships landing in the port. The more defenders go out to defend, the easier it will be for us to attack."

"No wonder you asked us to sleep more. That's what you planned. If we set off early and arrive at the same time as General Li's warship, Zhanren would be too scared to hold on." Gao Ling suddenly realized.

"The entrapment army is good at fighting in the field, but they lost the advantage of heavy armor in attacking fortified cities." Chu Qing nodded in agreement.

"During the dinner of each battalion just now, I interrogated a few Zhanren prisoners with the shopkeeper of Wusi, and found that most of the defenders at Hengshan Pass are Bijing people. As long as these prisoners of war are brought to the city, it is easy to break the will of the defenders. The city is not difficult." Lan Yuan continued to explain.

After hearing this, Gao Ling was relieved, stood up and smiled and said to Chu Qing: "Uncle Chu, let's go back to rest too. I said why Boyang is so calm, so he has already thought of a plan to break the city."

"Bo Yangguo has the style of being a father, no wonder General Bo Ping is so relieved." Chu Qing praised secretly, and left with Gao Ling.

At three o'clock in the night, Gao Shun ordered people to bury pots and cook food, Sha Moke immediately assembled his troops and set off at five o'clock on time.

Before leaving, Sha Moke looked back on the horse, looked at the closed tent, and asked Gao Shun "guilty": "General, the movement we just made was not small. The major generals didn't wake up. Don’t you really want to remind them? If this goes on, they will lose.”

"I don't think so, right? Boyang is a very thoughtful kid. Let's go to Zhu Wu immediately. If we lose to this kid, we will lose face." Gao Shun shook his head lightly. After Lan Yuan's thoughts came out, Gao Shun was very satisfied with Lan Yuan.

"How is this possible? I admit that the major general is good, but he is still close to winning against the two of us." Shamoke replied with a serious face, and then hurriedly added: "Of course, the main reason is that General Gao is great."

"It's hard to say what didn't happen. Anyway, we must do our best." Gao Shun frowned.

"Don't worry." Shamoke replied seriously.

"Let's go." Gao Shun waved his hand in a deep voice, and the soldiers of each battalion held torches and left Hengshan Pass in the dark.

On the next day, Lan Yuan also led his troops to advance towards Bijing, and at the same time they set off, Li Yi's warship sailed into the bay.

In the past, the merchant ships passing by Bijingwan were twice as small as Li Yi's warships, and the number was far less than that. The defenders at the port left the port in small boats. They held spears and raised flags to warn them, clamoring to drive away the intruders. But what awaited them was locust-like crossbow arrows.

Li Yi fought without declaring, the big boats easily crushed the small fishing boats, and the navy in Bijinggang was like a mantis holding a chariot.

The Bijing Bay water battle failed, and the Zhanren defenders retreated to the port for defense in an attempt to prevent Li Yi from landing.

Attack and landing operations are an important training subject for Li Yishui's army. The soldiers on the ship held shields and knives, jumped off the deck under the cover of crossbow arrows, and slowly gathered on the beach from the shallow water.

The massive invasion shocked the officers and soldiers of Bijing, and the generals quickly assembled the garrison to reinforce the port with various weapons.

The Jiaozhou navy gathered hundreds of people in the shallow water, and they advanced cautiously. Just as they were about to occupy the port, more than a thousand reinforcements from Bijingcheng had arrived.

Li Yi immediately asked people to wave the command flag, and the naval forces on the shore fought and retreated in an advantageous situation, returned to the coverage of the ship's crossbow arrows, and played a coastal confrontation with the Bijing defenders.

"I have the advantage. Why did General Li let the soldiers in front retreat? Send the rest of the soldiers, and they will definitely occupy the port." Yu Fan asked puzzled.

Li Yi shook his head and replied: "Our task is not to attack the city. The supplies on the ship are the lifeblood of the Southern Expedition Army. The number of defenders in the city is unknown, and the order given by General Gao is also to divert the defenders from the city to the coast as much as possible. It won’t be too late for us to disembark and help when the entrapment army arrives around noon.”

"Forbidden by orders, never to be greedy for merit, the Jiaozhou army is so prioritized? The general's navy is really at a disadvantage, either responsible for transportation, or responsible for containment." Yu Fan deliberately asked a sharp question.

Li Yi replied with a smile: "The so-called soldiers and horses go before the food and grass are moved. The lord was preparing for the southern levies two years ago, and asked me to supervise the construction of a transit port on Zhuya Island. Master Yu, don't underestimate the logistics support. The king of Hanzhong One-third of the world is one-third of the world, and it is mainly due to the logistics support of the Fujun, so I don't feel that I am at a disadvantage."

"The old man knows the importance of logistics, so I deliberately played with you just now." Yu Fan said with a smile and then sighed: "The generals in Jiaozhou are so harmonious. Thinking of Jiangdong before, alas."

(End of this chapter)