The Moon in the Qin Dynasty

Chapter 318 Who decides the fate of South Korea?
In addition, according to the news Pang Nuan received every day, Yan Chunjun came purely to cause trouble and he was not here to fight at all.

He just hangs out in the army every day, inviting generals from various countries to drink and play with women, without any concealment at all. The key point is that no one can do anything about him. This bastard has a very good relationship with the generals of various countries.

The depressing life in the army makes these nobles, who are used to enjoying themselves, want to go to Yan Chunjun to have some fun.

Even though Pang Nuan was angry about this matter, he could do nothing about it. He knew that it was Yan State that was deliberately trying to trick Zhao State, so he could only turn a blind eye.

After all, the delay wasted time and food supplies, but no definite rules could be set, and Pang Nuan did not dare to do anything to the coalition generals.

Because he was worried that some trouble might arise among the countries and that they might collude with each other, Pang Nuan did not dare to contact the other countries before Chunshen Jun gave a definite reply.

This group of people, each with their own ulterior motives, who knows what they will think after knowing the specific troop division plan?
Given these circumstances, how could Pang Nuan not be anxious? He simply had a splitting headache.

At this age, if he hasn't died of anger yet, he has already successfully cultivated his character.

Chunshen Jun's delay in giving any news made Pang Nuan extremely anxious.

Now that Chunshen Jun has finally given the news and approved Pang Nuan's plan, how could Pang Nuan not be overjoyed?

Since the State of Chu has agreed, the rest of the things will be easy to handle. Pang Nuan immediately contacted Wei Zhao. As long as Wei Zhao agreed, there was no way that Han would disagree.

As for the states of Yan and Wei, they had no right to object.

Wei Zhao immediately agreed with Pang Nuan's decision, which, at least for now, was also the best decision for the State of Wei.

After obtaining Wei's consent, Pang Nuan felt that the situation was set.

He immediately went to invite Ji Wuye and Bai Yifei to persuade Han Guo to agree. He originally thought that it would take some effort, but he never expected that Ji Wuye and Bai Yifei would agree directly.

They only discussed the city's revenue for a while.

Pang Nuan readily agreed to divide the land equally among the three parties, and also asked Han to cede five cities to Chu. Ji Wuye and Bai Yifei also agreed directly, since everyone was just making empty promises anyway.

As for the end, there is still something to discuss.

And given the current situation, there is no need to be too serious about it, just pretend it.

Pang Nuan was somewhat surprised that the communication with South Korea was so smooth, but the cooperation from the other party was not a bad thing either.

Even though I became more alert, there was no other way.

Somehow, Pang Nuan thought of Ju Xin again and sighed in his heart. Thinking of the situation of last year's battle, he completely empathized with the situation that Ju Xin faced at that time.

Most of the time, we are helpless. We do things even though we know they are impossible. We are forced by the situation and the general trend, and we can only grit our teeth and do it.

No matter what, the six countries have a total of 560,000 troops. If they divide 300,000 troops, they will be able to take over the Yellow River, right?

With 250,000 troops from Chu and Han guarding behind them, no matter how weak they are, they won't collapse instantly, right?

Even if it's really impossible to do anything, as long as we hold on a little longer, the coalition forces will be able to retreat safely, right?

Pang Nuan made up his mind, summoned the generals of the allied countries, divided the troops, swore an oath, and marched north!
The oath-taking ceremony gave Pang Nuan some comfort. At least everyone looked energetic and in high spirits.

The states of Chu and Han also promised to ensure the logistical safety of the coalition forces.

Before the troops were divided and set off, Pang Nuan, who was worried, once again contacted Chu and Han respectively, asking Chunshen Jun to ensure the logistical safety, repeatedly explaining the interests involved, and once again painted a rosy picture for Chu, promising that if the harvest was great, he would give Chu more cities.

Chunshen Jun agreed seriously.

When he went to see Ji Wuye and Bai Yifei, he repeatedly promised that the Three Jins were one family and all the gains along the Yellow River must be divided equally among the three families. He also asked Han to keep an eye on the rear and not let Qin cut off the retreat of the other countries. In particular, he must keep an eye on Chu and make sure it did not cause any trouble.

Ji Wuye and Bai Yifei naturally agreed. After Pang Nuan made repeated arrangements and instructions, he finally moved his camp north.

Every move of the coalition forces is under the eyes of Daqin.

There is no way, because the coalition camp is full of traitors.

Before the troops were divided, their plan and specific strategy for dividing the troops were already on the desk of Ying Zheng and Meng Ao.

Ying Zheng sneered, "If I don't divide my troops, I really can't do anything to you. How dare you divide your troops?"

court death!

The best outcome for the six-nation coalition's attack on Qin would be to retreat immediately after reaching Hangu Pass.

If they really do so, the Qin Dynasty will be helpless. Ying Zheng will not fight hard because the losses will be too heavy. In this way, the coalition forces will not suffer any losses except for some food and grass, and will also have some prestige.

But if you don't retreat and still dream of getting greater gains, that would be courting death.

Ying Zheng ordered Meng Ao and Zhang Tang to send out their troops to attack the Chu army immediately after the army that was sent north became engaged in a fierce battle.

As for Han, the secret envoy of Qin has already quietly arrived at Ji Wuye's tent.

Before Ji Wuye became famous and gained power, he was indeed a rare and powerful general in the world.

But people often lose their courage after they gain fame and fortune.

Ji Wuye appears rough on the surface, but in fact he is extremely cunning and good at speculation.

He came from a prominent family. Although his family had been in decline for several generations, it was still considered a powerful family.

When he was young, he had great ambitions. He was a righteous, generous and open-minded person, and was not stingy with money, which attracted many knights to pledge their loyalty to him.

He also has extraordinary talent, but unfortunately he has bad luck and has not been able to find a famous teacher, so he can only learn some body-building skills. However, even so, his achievements are extraordinary and he can be considered a top-notch master in the world today.

When he was almost thirty years old, the State of Chu attacked the State of Han with great momentum, and the State of Han was in imminent danger.

Ji Wuye seized the opportunity, led seventy of his followers to recommend themselves, and led only eight thousand soldiers to defend against the Chu army of one hundred thousand. They fought to the death and refused to retreat. For a while, it was impossible for the Chu army to advance any further.

Afterwards, he took advantage of the internal conflicts in Chu State, personally led his followers to fight fearlessly, successfully assassinated the commander-in-chief of the Chu army, and forced the Chu army to withdraw.

Since then, Ji Wuye has become famous all over the world and has become a rising star in the Korean military, and has come to where he is today step by step.

Even though more than a decade of luxury and wealth have corrupted him and made him more arrogant, brutal and ruthless, he is not a fool.

On the contrary, after more than a decade in officialdom, he has become more and more cunning.

Someone as cunning as him won't put all his eggs in one basket, and someone as smart as him can also clearly see what the biggest threat to South Korea is.

So who really decides the fate of South Korea?

Is it the King of Han?

of course not.

Anyone with a brain in Korea knows this.

It is the Qin State.

It’s King Qin!
(End of this chapter)