Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 178 Conflict breaks out
"General Xing... Zhao Ang is really capable!"

"We have come this far, and he is not afraid at all."

The first stage was achieved, and Mi Dang found Xing Daorong again.

Xing Daorong was naturally aware of the current situation, and Zhao Ang was just holding on.

In fact, if Midang had not taken the initiative to find Zhao Ang, Zhao Ang might have released the person by now, seeing that the situation was not right.

But that time, Zhao Ang had already established his character in front of everyone and the people, and he no longer had the chance to regret it.

The reason is very simple.

If he changes his mind this time, everyone will know that he has committed a crime and he can just be paraded through the streets.

Even though Zhao Ang wanted to let him go, he could never do so for the sake of future management.

Therefore, Xing Daorong had expected this, and was not surprised at all when he heard Mi Dang describe the current situation.

But he said calmly: "Zhao Ang was able to release General E He before, but he cannot do so now. If he releases him today, he will no longer be the governor."

When confused, he didn't understand and hurriedly asked for an answer.

Xing Daorong explained for a while, and the Qiang king suddenly understood.

He exclaimed in admiration: "So that's how it is... Now Zhao Ang can't retreat even if he wants to!"

Ma Chao and Ma Yunlu standing by also understood the explanation, and thought that Xing Daorong was really good at calculating people's hearts.

Seeing that things were going smoothly, Mi Dang asked anxiously, "Then where can we start a rebellion to force Zhao Ang to send out troops and have a major battle?"

Unexpectedly, when Xing Daorong heard this, he shook his head and said no.

Mi Dang was surprised and asked, "Isn't the time right? Why don't you start something?"

Xing Daorong said: "Starting a rebellion right now will actually transfer the pressure to Zhao Ang."

"You know... a threat that is about to erupt and a threat that has already erupted are two different things."

Ma Chao was confused by what he heard and did not seek to fully understand it.

But Mi Dang seemed to have some feeling.

But he nodded slightly and said: "I understand. Zhao Ang is in a dilemma right now because I haven't started the rebellion yet."

"If a real uprising breaks out, all the counties and cities will support Zhao Ang instead."

"It will help him out..."

Xing Daorong nodded after listening to this and said, "That's right, so we can't let him relieve the pressure."

Mi Dang said, "But...but if we don't do anything, won't it be a waste of effort?"

Xing Daorong said: "How can it be useless? Zhao Ang can't be forced, so why can't we force others?"

"The king just told the tribesmen to continue the parade. Someone will eventually give in to the pressure and report the matter to Cao Cao."

"If the king spreads the word again, as long as someone releases General E He, we will forgive the past and treat this unhappy incident as if it had happened."

"So... Zhao Ang won't release them, and Cao Cao wants to release them, then Zhao Ang will naturally not be able to be the governor."

When Mi Dang heard this, he clapped his hands and said, "Great! That's great!"

"General, this plan is brilliant, and it is so accurate."

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"As long as Zhao Ang is transferred away, when the King of Hanzhong sends his troops, I will certainly help!"

After working so hard for so long, I finally heard this sentence.

Xing Daorong was overjoyed, and he took the hand of the King Mi Dang and said, "King! This matter will be done, I will wait for your victory report!"

Mi Dang was stunned when he heard this.

But he asked, "What does General Xing mean? Are you going back now?"

Xing Daorong nodded slightly and said, "We have been away for more than half a month. As the vanguard commander, it is not appropriate for me to be away for too long."

"Now that the matter has been settled and the king has given his consent, it is time for me to leave."

King Midang looked at Xing Daorong with some complexity, thinking that this big man's Left General trusted him too much.

I did agree, but as for the details... I didn't tell you anything!

This Xing Daorong... trusts me so much?
Although he had his doubts in his heart, he knew that Xing Daorong was determined to leave, and it would be inappropriate for him to make the matter too clear.

He didn't say anything more and just told Xing Daorong to be careful on the road.

After the two parties reached an agreement, Xing Daorong prepared to return to Chengdu.

However, just as they were about to leave, a conflict broke out unexpectedly.

I often walk by the river, so how can I not wet my shoes?

With the Qiang people marching everywhere, how can violent conflicts be completely avoided?
Jiang Xu, the magistrate of Chiyang County, tried to persuade the Qiang people many times but failed. He also felt that if the Qiang people continued like this, it would really undermine the public order in the city.

On this day, he could no longer bear it and mobilized the county’s troops.

The original intention was to suppress the Qiang people's marches and tell them not to cause trouble in the county.

But unexpectedly, swords have no eyes.

During the pushing and shoving, they accidentally killed two Qiang people, which completely ignited the powder keg.

Jiang Xu wanted to explain, but no Qiang people would listen to him.

In fact, judging from the surname Jiang Xu, it has some relationship with the Qiang people.

That's exactly what happened.

Jiang Xu was from Tianshui County. His ancestors truly had Qiang blood, which could be seen from the family tree. He was truly half Qiang.

As a result, Jiang Xu killed two of their tribesmen, which made the Qiang people feel betrayed and their reaction was particularly violent.

There was no need for the king to give orders, and they marched towards Chiyang on their own initiative.

Although the uprising has not started yet, with nearly 10,000 Qiang people stationed in one county, who would not be panicked?

Zhao Ang couldn't hold it in any longer and led his troops to the county town.

at the moment…

It looks like we are about to start doing it!
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Although Mi Dang agreed to help Xing Daorong deal with Cao Cao, he only agreed to play a supporting role.

To put it bluntly, you have to wait until Liu Bei and Cao Cao really start fighting before you get involved.

Unexpectedly, Liu Bei and Cao Cao did not start fighting first, but he himself started fighting first.

From being a supporting role to being the main force, Mi Dang couldn't bear it.

He suspected that Xing Daorong had anticipated this and everything was part of his plan, including himself.

but…

This was just his guess, and he had no evidence at the moment.

Xing Daorong had never really thought of making the matter a fait accompli and letting the Qiang people and Cao Cao start fighting directly.

But now that things have come to this, it's a good thing for him.

He then held the puzzled man back and said, "No matter what happens, we must not send out troops first, or we will lose the advantage of the surprise attack."

"Just ask Zhao Ang to hand over the person."

King Mi Dang thought that he could not defeat Cao Cao, but he had to take revenge.

This was no longer something Xing Daorong could endure. After Zhao Ang led his troops to Chiyang, Xing Daorong, who originally wanted to leave, had to stay for a few more days.

Otherwise, the King of Mi Dang would be scattered after being hit, which would be a waste of effort.

Mi Dang said: "It is not a matter of whether we should send out troops or not. Look at Zhao Ang, he is clearly going to strike first."

"If a fight breaks out...what should we do..."

Xing Daorong said: "We cannot defeat them now. If we do not want to surrender, we can only: if the enemy advances, we retreat; if the enemy stays, we harass; if the enemy is tired, we attack; if the enemy retreats, we pursue."

"This is a guerrilla method, which can make Cao's soldiers exhausted."

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PS: It’s Thursday now, and we’re almost through a busy week. Come on, bosses, workers, and students…

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