Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms: The New Biography of Guan Ping

Chapter 170 Three

According to the news sent back from spying in Pingchun County in the south, although Zhang Wu and Chen Sun were dead, a few small bosses soon came to power.
Huang Zu has started mobilizing troops from neighboring counties and is heading north.

Under Guan Ping's urging, Yiyang soldiers and horses officially set off, led by Qu Yi, with Zhang Jai and Gao Lan as the left and right lieutenants, and dispatched first to the camp and euphorbia soldiers to attack Pingchun.

Guan Ping's order to the three of them was: within one day, control the entire city of Pingchun, five thousand bandits, kill those who should be killed, and keep the rest as garrison land, which will also be dealt with within one day. [

How could those bandits in the mountains be the opponents of Qu, Zhang, and Gao? Half a day later, the army arrived at Pingchun County.

According to Qu Yi's words, he was planning to spread out the map in the temporary tent outside the city to think about how to attack the city, when the guards outside rushed in and told him excitedly: General, the city is broken.

Qu Yi was stunned, hurried out of the tent, looked outside, couldn't help but burst out laughing, saw countless bandit soldiers rushing out from the city, and the elite soldiers who had first boarded the camp followed leisurely and chased after them.

Qu Yi sighed helplessly, not knowing whether to laugh or cry, and said: "It's a shame to go to camp before me when fighting against such bandits."

No matter what, Qu Yi still completed the task assigned by Guan Ping very well.

When it was dark, the main force of the Yiyang Army, led by Guan Ping, arrived at Pingchun County. In the old base area, only Yang Hong and Lincoln were left to garrison more than a thousand troops.

In order to achieve a better effect, Guan Ping spread the news in the name of Zhang Wu and Chen Sun, saying: Pingchun soldiers and horses have defeated the enemy who invaded Yiyang. go south.

Regardless of whether the Jingzhou scholars would believe it or not, in short, Guan Pingjun turned into Pingchun bandits in a sudden change. Although he was a bit self-deceiving, the name of being a teacher was originally used to fool the common people and give those officials a psychological comfort.

Everyone knows it's fake, but no one will debunk it.Guan Ping wanted this effect.

At this time, under the order of Huang Zu, the soldiers and horses carrying the Pingchun bandits on their backs had approached Pingchun, and Guan Ping ordered them to fall into the camp and go to meet the enemy.

On the other hand, Guan Ping went to Wei Yan to discuss the details of the surprise attack for the last time, but unexpectedly, when he got outside the door, he saw a noise in Wei Yan's room. After listening carefully, it was Wei's weeping and Wei Yan's roar. Voice.

'He died as soon as he died, hum!Dead is better. 'It was Wei Yan's roar.

Wei Shi just cried and didn't answer.

Guan Ping thought the matter was urgent, so he coughed dryly outside the door.

'It's the lord, sister, make way quickly! Hearing that it was Guan Ping's voice, Wei Yan quickly jumped down and opened the door. After two days of recovery, the old doctor in the army is very proficient in treating such knife wounds. Today, Wei Yan can get out of bed and move around.

'My lord. With tears on his face, Wei gave a low salute and went out.

Guan Ping saw that Wei Yan was in a mess and there seemed to be signs of a fight, so he shook his head helplessly and said, "Mr. Wen, what is this?" '

Sister just went to look for her brother-in-law, but unexpectedly he had already been murdered by a thief. She was sad and ignorant, which made the lord laugh. '

'No problem. Guan Ping laughed and said, "Master Wen, I have prepared soldiers and horses for you. Is two thousand cavalry enough?" '[

Rao had vaguely guessed that Guan Ping's strength was not bad. It can be seen that he had brought out two thousand cavalry at once. Wei Yan was still a little dazed, and then nodded anxiously, saying: "That's enough, that's enough." '