My lord, she is beautiful and good at fighting

Wei Wan leaned back, and the warmth in his palms continued to warm her through the cloak: "Brother, if you are digging into the bottom of things, aren't you afraid of hearing something you don't want to hear?"

"Tell me," Rong Xian held her waist and pressed her close, fitting her seamlessly under her belly, "Awan has excellent eyesight and has always been good at discerning people's hearts. He should know what I want to hear. But,"

"Since I said there is no rush, I won't press Ah Wan for an answer." Rong Xian pulled out a clean white silk from the basket on the side of the desk and spread it in front of Wei Wan. "The formations of this march are complicated. There is no room for mistakes in this battle, and one or two sentences cannot make it clear."

Wei Huan saw his actions and secretly thought that it was bad. He turned his head and looked back at Rong Xian who was holding the pen dipped in ink. His forehead touched his eyelids, which alternated slightly intermittently. His eyes fell on his eyebrows and stayed for a long time, and his lips curled up. He was wearing a faint smile, light and hard to detect: "Brother, what do you want to hear?"

"Although my knowledge of military formations is not as good as that of the top leader, I am still quite familiar with it, and I won't let my brother get into such a big fight." She held Rong Xian's upper arm to stop him from taking back his tracing hand, "Let's just say, Brother, aren’t you confident enough in your own training and training skills?”

"I thought brother was always proud of him."

"A-Wan really doesn't know what I want to hear?" Rong Xian lowered his eyes and looked at the slender knuckles on his upper arm. The material of his clothes was sunk between the fingers. They were inexplicably charming. He raised his eyes, "A-Wan's previous achievements. It can only be regarded as a solid foundation. The beams and pillars to build the high tower must be carefully considered."

After a pause, the pen filled with ink landed on the center of the upper part of the white silk fabric, which was also the center of Wei Wan's heart and the apex of his heart.

"There are three official roads from Yunzhong to Dingxiang. One of them is the waterway extending from the south gate of Yunzhong downwards." Rong Xian picked up his pen and wound down the river and official roads, stopping four feet above the navel. Pointing, he suddenly turned to the side and said, "This is the west gate of Dingxiang."

"It is the most possible and easiest road for Beirong to station."

Rong Xian lowered the tip of the pen back to the starting point. During this period, he raised his eyes and his eyes fell on Wei Wan's slightly trembling eyelashes. He smiled unhurriedly: "The road that starts from the north gate of Yunzhong is also A The one where Wei Rang, Luo Ting and Jiang were stationed in Beishu were led by Zhuan Zhu, which went down through Bingzhou. The fastest way to reach Dingxiang City was from the east gate of Yunnan along the southeast direction, which went down by Bingzhou. The road is also a fork in the official road, and finally merges into this road to reach the north gate of Dingxiang."

Wei Wan's thoughts were pulled by Rong Xian, and he concentrated for a moment. He couldn't even think of caring about Rong Xian using her as a case. He sketched in front of her and thought for a long time: "It's not just Northern Shu who is eager for quick success and quick gains and wants to win Bingzhou. Beishu has an attitude of not applauding but ridiculing, and the soldiers in Beibei are on fire, and they are eager to prove that Beishu is wrong. The defeats for so many years may not necessarily make them more and more courageous. As you said, even if This time the barbarians invaded the border town as a strategy, but Beirong did take advantage of the situation under the eyes of the Wei army. The candlelight suddenly lit broke their imprisonment and broke through the Wei army. The high wall built by the family army, but sudden gains and excessive watersheds will inevitably make people's hearts unbalanced, and their desires will be difficult to satisfy and difficult to relieve."

"They will not be willing to be constrained by waterways."