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

Chapter 210 Five Differences Before and After History

However, Liu Bei was still the indomitable hero after all. After he set off with his army, he advanced to Ye County smoothly and unimpeded. /first/post www>

Ye County belongs to the top of Nanyang County, Jingzhou, and borders Runan County, Yuzhou. Further forward, it is Xiangcheng, Yingchuan County, Yuzhou. This is Cao Cao's old nest. The government was set up in Yecheng, but the Han emperor was still left in Xuchang.

Therefore, Cao Cao has been well-known as a teacher for many years, and he has fooled many old guys who are loyal to the Han Dynasty to help him, relying on serving the emperor to beg for disobedience. Naturally, this emperor must not be snatched away by Liu Biao, a clan member of the Han Dynasty. .

So Cao Cao sent his most trusted general, Xiahou Dun, who was staying in Xuchang, and Yu Jin to resist. [

Xiahou Dun, who has always been cautious and resourceful, made a big mistake this time. When the two armies confronted each other, Liu Bei suddenly set fire to his camp, and then led his army to flee south in a hurry. Gu advised: "Liu Bei retreated without reason, and there must be an ambush."Moreover, the road to the south is narrow and the vegetation is dense, so they cannot be chased. '

Dazed by the victory, Xiahou Dun didn't listen to Li Dian's opinion. When he chased to Bowangpo, he was ambushed by Liu Bei. Only then was he able to get out of trouble and return to Xuchang in defeat.

And after Liu Bei won a victory, he didn't like to fight, and returned to the army to report victory to Liu Biao.

At the same time, Sun Quan, the native Shanyue clan in the east of the Yangtze River, also rose up many times, and Sun Quan had to go around everywhere.

While all sides were busy in the war, Jiangxia was still calm.

And Liu Pan, the pawn that Guan Ping set up earlier, gradually grew stronger behind Liu Biao.

Because Cai Mao talked about marriage again and again, Guan Ping had no choice but to use the secret he knew again, and went to find Cai, and asked her to tell her niece, Cai Xiu, to tell Cai Mao that she did not want to marry Guan Ping, but Cai Mao had no choice. The marriage is a matter of giving up, but Guan Ping still gave the Cai family a lot of benefits. The caravans and fleets of the Cai family are all escorted by sailors in Jiangxia. Taxes are still payable.

Cai, after working with her a few times, Guan Ping also knew her nature. She was not a natural strong woman like Wu Zetian and Lu Zhi. Most of the reason why she was able to influence the political situation was because Cai Mao was going to say something. Teach her the words in advance, and at night, she will go to Liu Biao's ear and blow the pillow wind.

In itself, she should be regarded as a woman who is easy to satisfy. Even if Liu Pan only picked a wild flower with her, she would be very happy-of course, this is only limited to psychology. Physically, her desire is big. It was very scary. After cooperating with Guan Ping a few times, the relationship between Liu Pan and Guan Ping also began to change from a kind of forced cooperation to a kind of bond of interest that is close and loose, with a bit of a friend-like nature.

Guan Ping often heard Liu Pan complain that Mrs. Cai came every half a month under the pretext of traveling, and every time he could barely get out of bed.

Guan Ping laughed a few times, and then continued to talk about how to continue to increase the proportion of Guan Ping's trusted officers in the Youxian army.

After getting acquainted with Liu Pan, Guan Ping gradually became aware of the conflicts between him and Liu Biao, and it was impossible to say who was right and who was wrong; that is, when Liu Pan was young, relying on his courage, he turned into a bandit and often robbed his family. This was something Liu Biao could not do. Tolerant; but Liu Pan's father, that is, Liu Biao's brother, couldn't bear to see his son go on like this, so he abandoned his dignity and went to his younger brother to beg him to give his son an official position.