Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 632: City Building
There is no need to elaborate on the War of the Three Koreas.

Again, the reason why we didn't conquer the Three Kingdoms of Korea was not because we couldn't, but because we didn't have the desire or the need to do so.

Once they take action, the Three Kingdoms of Han will be vulnerable.

So in just ten days, all the three Koreans were wiped out.

King Chen was beheaded and all the nobles were imprisoned.

As for the rest of the people who were willing to move away, they were directly asked to be received by Gongsun Gong.

Unwilling to leave...

Xing Daorong couldn't do such a thing as massacring civilians, so naturally he had other arrangements.

...

Xing Daorong stood in the wilderness of the Samhan region, staring at the vast land in front of him with sharp eyes.

The wind whistled from afar, bringing with it dust and sand, blowing his heavy battle robe, making a rustling sound.

He held a parchment map tightly in his hand, and his fingertips gently slid across the map, outlining the outline of a majestic city.

This parchment was also collected locally, and there was a "traitor Han" acting as a guide, introducing it one by one to Xing Daorong.

Currently in a place near the sea, Xing Daorong is studying carefully.

"This is the foundation of the new city."

Xing Daorong looked quite satisfied. Behind him, hundreds of craftsmen and soldiers were busy carrying wood and stones. The clanging sounds and shouts were intertwined.

Xing Daorong raised his head and looked into the distance. He could see the East China Sea in the distance.

He knew that this city should not only guard the land of Korea, but also become the hub of the Three Koreas, connecting the north and the south and the east and the west.

Xing Daorong took big strides towards a high ground and waved his hand to signal everyone to stop.

"From today on, this city will be named 'Zhenhan'!"

His voice exploded like thunder, echoing in the empty wilderness.

The craftsmen stopped their work, the soldiers straightened their backs, and everyone's eyes were focused on the majestic general.

These craftsmen included Han people and people from the Three Kingdoms of Korea.

Of course, people from different nationalities would naturally react differently to the news.

The Han people were all proud, while the people of the Three Han were dejected.

However, Xing Daorong didn't care about the thoughts of the three Han people, and continued: "Zhen Han City must not only be as solid as iron, but also as powerful as a rainbow, and protect Qiu for thousands of years!"

Town of Hancheng…

The name is straightforward enough.

The Koreans felt very disappointed when they heard this, but they were powerless. The Han man was too brave, so they could only watch and dared not say anything.

After the demise of a nation-state, the people become the targets of manipulation.

There is no right to choose one's own destiny.

Xing Daorong didn't care what these Three Korean people were thinking. He swept his eyes over each of them, as if he wanted to instill his determination into their hearts.

"The day this city is built will be the day we set out to sea!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a thunderous roar broke out from the crowd.

The craftsmen waved their tools and the soldiers held high their spears, as if they had already seen the towering city rising from the ground and standing tall on this land.

...

Princess Bu Ri stood aside, the breeze blowing across her cheek.

Her eyes followed the figure who was raising his arms and cheering for Ying.

The momentum is so strong!
At first glance, Xing Daorong had a resolute face and a hint of coldness between his brows, but he looked particularly dazzling in the sun.

Princess Bu Ri's gaze involuntarily lingered on him, and an indescribable throbbing arose in her heart.

"Sweep across the Xiongnu and overwhelm the three Han states!" Princess Buri murmured in a low voice, her voice so soft that it was almost blown away by the wind.

Her fingers clenched her sleeves lightly, and her heartbeat quickened involuntarily.

To be honest, Princess Buri had no feelings for Xing Daorong.

But after following him to defeat the Three Kingdoms of Korea, he was indeed impressed by Xing Daorong.

Even though he had grown up on the grassland and was used to seeing brave warriors, he had never seen a man as heroic and extraordinary as Xing Daorong.

His aura was as steady as a mountain, yet as fierce as a raging fire, making it impossible to look away.

Xing Daorong seemed to feel her gaze and suddenly looked up at Princess Buri.

Their eyes met in the air. Princess Buri's heart trembled and her cheeks flushed slightly, but she did not dodge.

Xing Daorong looked strange...

What's Princess Buri's expression? Why is she shy?

However, he did not think about the details. He just wanted to build a city and ships as soon as possible to pacify Yamatai.

...

While Xing Daorong was building large-scale projects in Korea, Liu Bei was sitting in the imperial palace in Chang'an, holding a roll of military reports that had just been delivered.

Outside the palace the spring weather was bright and beautiful, with willow catkins fluttering in the wind, but his mind was entirely on the news in his hands.

Zhuge Liang whispered, "Your Majesty, Ziyu has pacified the Xiongnu and is now leading his army eastward to defeat the Three Kingdoms of Korea. The land of Korea will all become part of the Han territory."

When Liu Bei heard this, his eyebrows twitched slightly, and a hint of surprise and admiration flashed in his eyes.

He slowly put down the military newspaper, his eyes far-reaching, as if penetrating the walls of the hall and reaching the distant northeastern frontier.

After a moment, he sighed softly, his tone full of emotion: "Zi Yu is truly a pillar of the country, brave and good at fighting, invincible. The threat of the Huns has not been resolved for a hundred years, and after the chaotic times, it has become even more stubborn."

"He defeated them all in one fell swoop, and now he is conquering the Three Kingdoms of Korea and expanding the territory. This is truly a blessing for our Han Dynasty."

He stood up, took a few slow steps, and continued, "In the past, I fought in all directions with my brothers Guan and Zhang, and I know the difficulties of expanding territory."

"It is rare that Zi Yu can win battle after battle with such swiftness. Such a general should be a role model for our Han Dynasty."

Zhuge Liang laughed and said, "Now he has built a city in the southern part of Korea, named Zhenhan. I don't know why Ziyu is so cruel to the people of the Three Han."

Liu Bei laughed and said, "Maybe he dreamed that he had done something evil to us, that's why he did this."

Of course Liu Bei was joking, but if Xing Daorong heard it, he would definitely admire Liu Bei.

Basically... I have a rough guess about it.

Zhuge Liang thought for a moment and then asked, "Your Majesty, would you like to give me a title and reward?"

Liu Bei smiled slightly and shook his head, saying, "Don't worry, Ziyu is in his prime, it's time to make achievements."

"When he returns triumphantly, I will personally go out of the city to welcome him and hold a banquet to celebrate his success."

As he spoke, he also issued another order: "Pass it down, ordering officials from all regions to properly resettle the newly returned people, and ensure that they live and work in peace and contentment, so as to demonstrate the benevolence of our great Han Dynasty."

After saying this, Liu Bei turned back to his desk and wrote a letter. His handwriting was vigorous and powerful, full of praise and expectation.

He handed the letter to Zhuge Liang and said solemnly: "Send this letter to General Xing's army as soon as possible and tell him that I am waiting for good news in Chang'an."

Zhuge Liang nodded slightly.

At the moment, Xing Daorong is just going to fight wherever he can.

It’s not that Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang didn’t want to intervene, there was really no need to do so.

When others go to war, they have to fully utilize their logistical supplies, and if the war lasts for a year or two, it will inevitably affect the people's livelihood in the newly unified country.

But what about Xing Daorong?
Not only is the war fought as swift as the wind, but the court doesn't even have to worry about the logistics!
The Xianbei and Wuhuan people were originally extra troops.

The rest of the army was supplied by Liaodong.

Originally, Liaodong had some intention of separatism, and now we can weaken its power without fighting, which is really killing two birds with one stone.

(End of this chapter)