Lovely Wife from Heaven: Husband, it's amazing

Chapter 616 Serving the Country With Loyalty 3
This is the third time Jing Ran has left Jiankang City. The first time he left Jiankang City was to attend the wedding of Wang Xianzhi and Xi Daomao. Jing Ran still clearly remembers that grand wedding.

The second time he left Jiankang City was because Cao Rui and Sima Daofu were engaged, so he ran away from home in a fit of anger.Jing Ran will never forget that lesson, and almost lost her and Cao Rui's lives.

Because of this, Jing Ran has not left Jiankang for ten years. She once thought that she would never leave Jiankang City again in her life, but she did not expect that she would come out again today.

It's just that this time, with the protection of the nurses and enough money, I don't have to sleep in the open, and I don't have to worry about it.

Jing Ran didn't go directly to Pengcheng, but first went to Gunzhou to meet Xie Xuan and Cao Rui. After a few days of carriage ride, she arrived in Gunzhou City.

Jing Ran knew that Xie Xuan had military talent before, but Xie Xuan's long stay in the capital did not show it. This time he took up the post of governor of Gunzhou and began to recruit his own army.

All he recruited were agile and brave people. On the battlefield, his troops were all used as forwards to kill the enemy. They were invincible and invincible.

At this time, Peng Chao of the Qin State attacked Pengcheng, and all the generals of the Qin State were in trouble. Mao Sheng, the forbidden general on the right, and Shao Guaranteed, the governor of Luozhou, led [-] cavalry to attack Huaiyin and Xuyi.

Pengcheng is in danger!

When Jingran arrived in Gunzhou, Xie Xuan had led more than 1 soldiers to rescue Pengcheng, stationed in Sikou, and wanted to wait for an opportunity to get in touch with Pengcheng's generals.

However, Peng Chao had already surrounded Pengcheng, and nothing could get through.At this time, all of Peng Chao's light and heavy equipment remained in Liucheng. Cao Rui offered a plan and said, "Why don't we spread the word and threaten to attack Liucheng and seize Peng Chao's materials and equipment, so that Pengcheng can temporarily escape from the siege."

Xie Xuan adopted Cao Rui's opinion and let out the rumor that he had sent General He Qian to Liucheng to rob Peng Chao's supplies.

Sure enough, Peng Chao was fooled, gave up the siege of Pengcheng, and led his troops back to Liucheng to protect his light and heavy equipment.

In this way, the soldiers of Pengcheng hurried out of the city and defected to Xie Xuan, Pengcheng became an empty city, Peng Chao quickly occupied Pengcheng, and soon Huaiyin and Xuyi were also captured by Peng Chao.

Jiankang is in a hurry, and the situation is very unfavorable to Jin.

Xie An said to the Emperor of Jin: "Now the war is tight, I hope that the people of the whole country can save money to support the soldiers on the front line."

Therefore, Sima Yao drew up an edict:
There are many worries on the border, and the grain harvest is not good. All the needs of the emperor should be kept simple; the supplies of the nine clans and the food and salaries of the hundred officials should be cut in half for the time being.All kinds of labor expenses, if they are not the key to the military and state affairs, should all be stopped in order to save money.

However, at this time, Qin State sent [-] troops to surround Tian Luo, the governor of Youzhou, in San'a, only a hundred miles away from Guangling.

The Eastern Jin court was shocked, and deployed garrison forces along the Yangtze River, and dispatched Prime Minister Xie's younger brother, General Zhenglu General Xie Shi, to lead the navy to station in Tuzhong.

The emperor sent Xie Xuan, the governor of Gunzhou, to rescue San'a from Guangling. At this time, Cao Feng had arrived at the barracks to meet his father Cao Rui. After several rounds, Jing Ran finally arrived at Xie Xuan's barracks.

When Jing Ran appeared in Xie Xuan's barracks, Cao Rui and Xie Xuan were furious. They said to Jing Ran, "The battle is tense now, and swords and swords have no eyes on the battlefield. What are you doing here? What can you do?"

Jing Ran retorted: "I came here precisely because of the danger on the battlefield. You only remember that I am the pampered third wife of the Princess Mansion, but you don't remember that I am also a doctor!"

　To be honest, my original intention was to write a romance novel, and as I wrote it, it became a historical drama, and now it’s a bit like a war movie. . .

　　
　
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