Qin Shi Huang: Swordsmanship begins with picking up Xiao Meng

Chapter 53: The Invincible Military Strategy, Farewell
The next day dawned!
Duanmu Rong was sleeping on the desk, half of her hand holding an unfinished silk book, and her pen had fallen under the desk.

"Rong'er, it's time to go."

At this time, Nian Duan's shouting was heard outside the tent.

"Uh-huh!"

Duanmu Rong woke up in a daze. When her mind gradually became clear, she looked at the silk book on the desk that she had pressed all night. She was suddenly startled and quickly picked it up to check.

After checking inside and out several times!

"call!"

Duanmu Rong heaved a sigh of relief and said angrily:

"Fortunately it didn't get dirty."

I packed my luggage so late last night that I fell asleep from exhaustion before I even started writing.

What Duanmu Rong wrote was the medical knowledge that Jiang Yu taught her during the day. This was something she had to do every night these days.

Because many of the medical skills that Jiang Yu taught her were not fully understood by Duanmu Rong, they still needed to be studied and researched carefully in the future. If they were not recorded, if there were any omissions, Duanmu Rong would not be able to accept it.

Moreover, the medical knowledge taught by Jiang Yu, such as various techniques to fight the plague, etc., are all supreme treasures of doctors, worthy of being written into books and passed down from generation to generation for future generations to learn from. Otherwise, it will surely cause future doctors to sigh and lament.

It is precisely based on these two points that the medical masterpiece "Jiang's Medical Book", narrated by Jiang Yu and recorded by Duanmu Rong, which was later praised as the "Analects of Confucius" of doctors, came into being.

Duanmu Rong finally had time to respond to the master outside the tent:

"Master, I'll be right there."

Duanmu Rong packed up the silk book, washed up, and then carried the luggage she had packed last night and walked out to meet Nian Duan.

The entire isolation area had been completely dismantled by Qin Jun, leaving only the tent where Duanmu Rong lived. After making sure that Duanmu Rong had cleaned up, Qin Jun dismantled it in no time, and then began to sprinkle lime on the entire isolation area for the final disinfection.

Except for these small number of Qin soldiers who were there to deal with the aftermath, the vast majority of the other Qin soldiers had also assembled and were ready to march to their new base, the Qin-Zhao border.

This is because Wei State was no longer a threat after a series of self-explosions, but it was different for Zhao State. The disastrous defeat of Huan Xi's army led to a serious shortage of troops on the Qin-Zhao border, and Qin State had to strengthen its military strength again.

When this Qin army arrived at the border between Qin and Zhao, including its chief general Meng Wu, they were all placed under the command of Wang Jian.

Wang Jian's troops were the only ones that remained intact when the entire army attacking Zhao was defeated, and they preserved the results they had achieved in the attack on Zhao. His ability was perfectly demonstrated.

In addition, with the full support of Changping Jun in the court, Lu Buwei had to make concessions due to the defeat and previous wrongdoing in the court game. In the end, Wang Jian took over as the supreme commander of the Zhao army.

But Lu Buwei was also cunning. He sent Meng Wu, who was equally capable and belonged to his own faction, to serve as Wang Jian's deputy general in order to maintain a certain say in the fight against the Zhao army.

After all, the Zhao army is the strongest army of the Qin State at present. Of course, Lu Buwei is unwilling to give it up to the Chu faction.

In response to this, Jiang Yu, who learned about the situation from Meng Tian, ​​just smiled and didn't say much.

Because from a historical perspective, Wang Jian and Meng Wu worked together quite harmoniously, and there was no situation of them hindering each other. Also, considering that Ying Zheng later valued his son Meng Tian so much, the Meng family's choice between Lu Buwei and Ying Zheng is self-evident.

"Doctor Jiang!"

Meng Tian came closer to Jiang Yu again, and his meaning was self-evident.

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"Hahaha!"

Seeing Meng Tian scratching his head like a monkey, Jiang Yu couldn't help but laugh, then pointed forward:
"Look at that!"

Meng Tian looked in the direction Jiang Yu pointed, and when he could see clearly, his pupils suddenly shrank. He saw a black line appear on the horizon, rushing towards the Qin army that was gathering and about to set off. It was a large army composed of civilians, women and children.

When some Qin army generals saw so many people coming, they instinctively wanted to order their troops to be on alert and prepare for battle.

"Oh!"

Meng Wu, the commander of the army, kicked the general who was about to give orders on his buttocks and shouted:
"Order the entire army to put away their weapons."

Because Meng Wu had already seen that although these people were holding things in their hands, they were not anything lethal, but eggs, fruits, and even meat that he himself was reluctant to eat.

"Come on, come on, eat your fill before you go!"

"It's still warm!"

"thank you all!"

……

The people stuffed the food in their hands into the Qin army.

This was unprecedented for the Qin army, which had always been known for its brutal killings and even had the effect of stopping children from crying.

This is especially true since this was not Qin's homeland that had been operating for a long time, but rather the Dongjun region that it had only occupied for over a year. This made it even more incredible.

Including those Qin soldiers who were used to wielding killing weapons, faced with this situation, they were at a loss for a moment.

Gradually, an unprecedented sense of satisfaction and pride began to surge in the hearts of these Qin soldiers, a satisfaction and pride that was completely different from killing, military merit, etc.

Jiang Yu patted Meng Tian's shoulder and said with a smile:
"General Meng, do you have any more questions?"

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The scene before your eyes is the invincible military strategy!
At the beginning, the Qin army only built a blockade line from a distance, for fear of being stuck with any people infected with the plague.

But since Jiang Yu took over as the commander-in-chief of the plague treatment, and implemented advanced protective measures such as masks and liquor, Jiang Yu forced the Qin army to participate in the front line of plague treatment. After all, some things are easier to do with an organized army.

It was precisely because of this order that a deep friendship was formed between the people suffering from the plague and the Qin army. Otherwise, given the Qin army's previous attitude towards the people, how could the people now send food and drink to see the Qin army off?

"Meng Tian has learned his lesson!"

Meng Tian came back to his senses and bowed deeply to Jiang Yu as a disciple, unwilling to stand up for a long time.

Jiang Yu helped Meng Tian up, then laughed and said:
"Haha, Jiang Yu is looking forward to General Meng shining in the near future!"

Then Jiang Yu disappeared because he had already seen Duanmu Rong.

"Brother Jiang Yu!"

Seeing Jiang Yu, Duanmu Rong, who was about to part with her, ignored the presence of her master beside her and threw herself directly into Jiang Yu's arms, hugging her tightly.

Nian Duan, who had already made the agreement yesterday, simply turned his gaze to the other side.

Jiang Yu also hugged the person in his arms and said affectionately:

"Take good care of yourself. Once Brother Jiang Yu is done with his business, I'll go to Jinghu to find Rong'er."

"Ok!"

After a while, the two reluctantly parted ways!
With Jiang Yu's help, Duanmu Rong and Nian Duan avoided the enthusiastic people and set out on the road back to Jinghu!
Jiang Yu also went to the next destination, South Korea!
The people were unable to find the four heroes who made the greatest contributions to curing the plague, and they felt regretful.

(End of this chapter)