Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 584: Relationships Are Important in the Military

no response?
Huaman apologized outside, but received no response.

He frowned and was about to stand up, but then he remembered the prime minister's earnest words.

After thinking about it, I realized that I have to bear the troubles I have caused myself.

So he knelt on the stone slab again.

I don’t know how long it took, but Huaman’s face gradually turned pale.

The breeze lifted the corners of her clothes, but it brought a biting coldness.

She didn't move at all, like a stone statue.

On the side, many soldiers had already seen it, and some of them were pointing and talking.

But after all, they were outside the general's tent, so even though they were pointing fingers, they didn't dare to be too presumptuous.

So they just spread the news about the situation on this side, and no one dared to gather around and watch.

Inside the tent, Xing Daorong was leaning on the couch, playing with a celadon teacup in his hand, looking relaxed.

He had already heard the noise outside, but deliberately ignored it.

The steam rising from the teacup blurred his vision, but it couldn't hide the faint smile on the corner of his mouth.

He took a sip of tea, looked through the gap in the curtain, caught a glimpse of the stubborn figure outside, and felt quite emotional.

"He is quite patient and has some brains."

...

Time passed little by little, the sun gradually set, and the wind outside the tent became stronger and stronger.

Huaman's body trembled slightly, but she still kept her back straight, refusing to show weakness.

Her lips were bitten white, but there was an unyielding fire burning in her eyes.

She knew that Xing Daorong was deliberately leaving her alone, but she had no choice but to leave.

Inside the tent, Xing Daorong finally put down the teacup and slowly stood up.

He walked to the curtain, stared at the woman outside through the gap, and nodded slightly.

Seeing that the time was almost right, he said, "Miss Hua, come into the tent and talk."

If you kneel for a long time, your legs will become numb.

Huaman stood up with difficulty, but almost stumbled and fell to the ground.

Fortunately, the soldiers nearby reacted quickly and rushed forward to support Huaman.

Hua Man turned around and saw a look of admiration on the soldier's face. He said, "Um... General Hua, be careful. Don't rush into the tent and upset the general again."

Huaman's heart moved.

It was obvious that after kneeling before Xing Daorong, the soldiers had fewer complaints against her.

He nodded slightly, finally steadied himself, and walked into the tent.

...

Inside the tent, Xing Daorong stared at Hua Man with sharp eyes.

Xing Daorong frowned slightly, looking at Hua Man's trembling legs. Although he felt a little reluctant, his tone was still cold and hard: "Hua Man, you have been kneeling for a long time. Are you dissatisfied because I didn't let you get up?"

Hearing this, Hua Man slowly raised her head, her eyes clear and firm, without any resentment. Her voice was soft, but every word was clear: "General, Hua Man dare not complain!"

"General, Hua Man has understood the deep meaning of this move. Military orders are as heavy as a mountain. As a soldier, Hua Man must obey them."

"Hua Man was reckless in killing Xu Huang with a flying knife, and failed to understand the general's painstaking efforts. In the future, Hua Man will remember the military order and never commit the same mistake again."

After Xing Daorong heard this, a hint of approval flashed in his eyes, but his face remained serious. He nodded slightly, and said in a slightly slower tone: "It's good that you understand. There is no joking in the army. Only when orders are followed can great things be accomplished."

"Besides... I already told you when you came here, you come with me and just serve as my personal guard."

"How can it be possible that a flying knife killed the most meritorious person?"

"Do you understand?"

Upon hearing this, Huaman bowed respectfully and then slowly stood up.

Although her movements were a little slow, she was still polite.

After she stood still, she clasped her fists again and said solemnly: "Thank you for your teachings, General. Hua Man will definitely keep it in mind."

Xing Daorong looked at her and nodded secretly in his heart, but said: "After today, the soldiers will think less of you." "As for this credit, you can take it with peace of mind."

Hua Manlian said she didn't dare.

Xing Daorong patted her on the shoulder and said, "Rewards and punishments are clearly defined in the army, so just accept it with peace of mind."

...

It is true that rewards and punishments are clearly defined in the military.

In the military camp...a ​​high platform has been erected.

Huaman had a stern face, with a hint of murderous intent between her brows.

On the high platform, Zhuge Liang sat at the desk, staring at the young girl with sharp eyes.

The civil and military officials on both sides glanced at him, with some surprise, some fear, some admiration in their eyes.

Hua Man walked to the front of the stage and glanced at Xing Daorong, only to see that he was also looking at her with a smile on his face.

This smile made Huaman feel a lot more at ease.

He took two steps forward, knelt on one knee, raised the imperial edict with both hands above his head, and said in a clear and firm voice: "I am Hua Man, the last general, and I have fulfilled my mission and killed the enemy general Xu Huang. I have come to report to you!"

Zhuge Liang nodded slightly, stood up and took the imperial edict, and said in a loud voice: "General Hua is brave and has made great achievements in the war. I will appoint him as the General of the Guard and give him 100 pieces of brocade to honor his achievements!"

As soon as the words fell, there was a burst of praise from all around.

Huaman bowed her head to express her gratitude, with a barely perceptible sharpness flashing in her eyes.

The gold and brocade as rewards were carried onto the platform one by one. The gold shone brightly and the brocade looked like clouds, adding a bit of brilliance to her stern face.

Hua Man stood up, his eyes swept across the soldiers below the stage, and his voice was sonorous and powerful: "Today's achievement is not the result of my own efforts, but the result of the concerted efforts of all the soldiers! This reward should be shared with you all!"

After she finished speaking, she waved her hand to distribute part of the reward to the soldiers, which immediately caused cheers.

Xing Daorong looked surprised.

I never said this!

Huaman didn't teach these words herself.

He glanced at Zhuge Liang and saw that he was shaking his head slightly at him, so he knew that it was not Zhuge Liang who taught him.

Could it be that Huaman really thought of this herself?
It seems that Huaman is quite smart...

Everyone cheered and shouted: "General Hua...General Hua!"

...

After the rewards were distributed, everyone no longer felt anything about Hua Man receiving the reward.

Otherwise, this barbarian girl being named "General of the Guard" would most likely cause an uproar.

fortunately…

Huaman tightened her mind, and that was why this incident did not cause any disturbance.

Instead, it gained a lot of military support...

...

In the Battle of Guandu, the enemy attacked from all sides and attacked Cao's army at the same time, leaving it without any ability to resist.

Cao Wei had hoped that the Battle of Guandu would become a miracle, but unexpectedly... they couldn't even hold out for a single battle and were directly defeated!

The news was reported back to Yecheng, but did not cause much stir.

Why?

Just because... everyone expected this result!

Miracle?

Where are there so many miracles!

If miracles were that easy, they wouldn’t be miracles!

Besides, since the official confrontation between Cao and Liu, Cao Wei has never gained any advantage.

Even though they had the advantage before, they were unable to defeat Liu Bei's army, let alone now that the game is hopeless?
This issue…

Everyone was prepared, so there was no surprise when the news came.

(End of this chapter)