Piao Tianwen    Luoyang (here refers to Luoyang City of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. If there is no special reference later, the Luoyang City mentioned refers to Luoyang City of the Sui and Tang Dynasties). The Xijing of the Liang Kingdom had changed three owners in less than a month. The plaque that had just changed on the top of the city had to be turned over and wrote a new word on the back. Fortunately, there was no need to change the fourth owner, otherwise we would have to find a new plaque. But fortunately, Luoyang City had not suffered any disasters after so frequent changes of ownership. Whether it was Jin attacking Liang or Wu attacking Jin, the defenders in Luoyang City were obediently put down their weapons. As a result, in such a chaotic world, such a heroic city in Luoyang changed hands twice, but even a piece of earth fell off the female wall at the top of the city. It was really anomaly.

There is another person who is similar to this Luoyang City, that is, Duan Ning, the former Liang Kingdom, who recruited Duan Ning in the north. He was like a loach who was slim and surrendered to Wu. He first surrendered to Jin, and then surrendered to Wu, and he suffered two consecutive disasters of ruining the world, but he was not even hurt. Now he has transformed into the Wu Ning Army governor, but he is just a remote leader. His main job is to follow Zhu Jin and be a staff officer. Although both of them are colleagues of Liang Kingdom who surrendered to Wu,

The generals of Wu State were also very despised by this famous slander, and there were many cold words. However, Duan Ning's face was as thick as the Luoyang city wall. No matter what face was insulted or ridiculed, he would like to accept it, and he would like to praise it, and would greet him with a smile. If Lu Fang saw it here, he would definitely call him the rebirth of Jesus - "If someone slapped your left face, then you will give him your right face; if someone wanted your outer garment, then give him your underwear too!"

Taiwei City, also known as Inner City, is located in the northwest corner of the inner city of Luoyang City, with a 18-mile and 258 steps around. During the Tang Dynasty, due to the large number of people in Guanzhong, it was difficult for the main pillar to transport food. Therefore, whenever the grain was famine, the emperor often brought high officials and nobles to the eastern capital to reduce the grain burden in Guanzhong. The palace city that was in the palace was built during the Daye period of the Sui Dynasty. At that time, the famous powerful minister of the Sui Dynasty was Yang Su. He consumed extremely huge people's power, the strange mountains, rivers, rocks and valleys, and the prosperity of the capital and palaces. It was said that it was unprecedented in previous lives. Only the Daxing City in Chang'an could be compared with it. After the Wu army entered the city, Zhu Jin did not set up his shogunate in the palace city in order to avoid suspicion, but set up his shogunate next to the Wufeng Tower in the inner city outside to show his identity as a minister.

In the hall, Zhu Jin sat upright and said in a deep voice: "Now all the strongholds around Luoyang in Xijing have surrendered, and the situation is very beneficial to us. Now we will discuss with you how to advance the troops next. Today, the generals are invited to speak freely in the hall without any scruples!"

After Zhu Jin finished speaking, his eyes swept over the generals on both sides. Everyone's faces were full of unconcealed excitement. Since the Wu Kingdom's Western Route Army came out of Fangcheng, entered Luoyuan, seized Luokou, destroyed the enemy, and defeated Mingdu. They won many battles. Most of the enemy troops collapsed and collapsed when they encountered some unfavorable situations. Now there are nearly 60,000 enemy troops who surrendered one after another. These great cities like the Eastern Capital Luoyang have stepped under their feet. It can be said that the difficulty encountered by the Wu army generals is extremely disproportionate to the size of the battle results, which makes them full of fantasy about the future. Many of them are already talking about the matter of tying the stone Yanran and leaving the name Lingyan. When they heard Zhu Jin's inquiry, most of them did not speak immediately, but remained silent reservedly and waited for the speech of the robes.

"The general manager, as far as the last general saw, capturing the king first, and naturally, taking down the rebel leader Li Siyuan first. The army should go out of the Huzhu and take Bianjing directly!" A general Wu with a short beard was the first to go out of the list. His answer was agreed by most people. One reason was that the main force of the enemy where Li Siyuan was located naturally had the most opportunities to make meritorious contributions. Moreover, Bianjing, as the old capital of Liang State, was also the center of the grain transportation. Only 60 or 70% of the Liang State's wealth were there. If they could take this place, they would naturally make a fortune, and there would be no small compensation.

Zhu Jin quietly looked at the generals on both sides of the hatchback and spoke one by one, and did not show any inclination. As the commander of the Wu Kingdom's Western Route Army, he was very clear about his current situation. Now the Wu army has only three routes of advance: go west through Hangu Pass, attack the remnants of Liang's army in Guanzhong; cross the Yellow River to the north, enter Hanoi, and pursue the remnants of Li Congke; attack eastwardly, and attack Bianjing and the Wu army on the east route to attack Li Siyuan. If we follow the original plan, attacking Li Siyuan is undoubtedly the best choice. After all, according to the earliest advance plan of the Wu army, its highest combat purpose is to repel or eliminate Li Siyuan's troops, destroy the Liang Kingdom, and control a large area of ​​territory south of the Yellow River; and the minimum goal to be achieved is

It is to control Huaibei and Nanyang, to block Huainan and Jingxiang, to support a descendant of Liangshi with certain appeal, and to establish a buffer country on the border; if it cannot be done, at least control it in hand to prepare for the future advancement of the Central Plains. From now on, the situation is very beneficial to the Wu army. Li Siyuan lost consecutive battles, and the Wu army has formed a siege of two sides. Not only will it drive Li Siyuan to the north bank of the Yellow River, but it will soon become a reality, and it is even possible to use internal contradictions of multiple separatist forces in the north to expand the power of Wu to Guanzhong, Hezhong, Henei and other regions to prepare for the next step of unification of the country.

"Master General!" Zhou Anguo, who was standing beside him, saw Zhu Jin sitting there as if he was dazed, gently pulled the other party's sleeves. Zhu Jin then came to his senses and coughed awkwardly. At this time, the generals had basically expressed their opinions. About 70% of the people believed that they should advance eastward first, attack Li Siyuan, and then make the next decision after they met with the Eastern Army led by Lu Runxing. The remaining 30% believed that they should be divided into troops to attack Henoi at the same time, and pursued Li Congke, so that Li Siyuan could not take care of each other and eliminated him in one fell swoop. Only a very small number of people felt that they should be divided into troops to manage Guanzhong. In the eyes of most Wu generals, it would be great that the remnants of the Liang army in Guanzhong were able to defend themselves under the oppression of Li Maozhen and the Jin army in Hedong, and could not make any major moves. When Li Siyuan was solved, a partial army could be sent to deal with him.

"Since that's the case, then everyone will go back to the camp and choose a day to go east!"

"Here!" the generals answered in unison, and the sound of the collision of armor leaves and the majestic response were connected, almost overturning the tiles on the roof.

Zhu Jin had just returned to his house and was about to take off his clothes and rest. There was a guard outside who told him that Huo Yanwei asked for a meeting and said that there was something important to report. Although Zhu Jin was strong in his muscles and bones, he was still in his fifties. He had been exhausted these days and was already exhausted. He was about to let him come again tomorrow, but then he thought that Huo Yanwei had made many contributions since he entered Luoyang, but he did not say a word in the military discussion today. Now he was asking for a meeting alone. I guess there was something wrong with saying it in front of everyone, so he said in a deep voice: "Tell him to come in, go to the back door, don't let someone see it!"

After a while, the guard led Huo Yanwei in. Seeing that Zhu Jin had already untied his robe, Huo Yanwei knew that the other party was about to rest, so he hurriedly bowed to apologize and said, "I will disturb the general manager to rest, and I deserve to die!"

"Forget it! General Huo is exempted from the gift!" Zhu Jin reached out and helped him up, signaled the guard behind him to take a Jindun, and said, "What's the important thing about you? Sit down and talk!"

"Thank you, the general manager!" Huo Yanwei didn't give in, sat down and said straight to the point: "I came for Guanzhong this time!"

"Guanzhong?" Zhu Jin couldn't help but close his pupils when he heard this. He turned around and looked at the guard behind him. The guard knew how to retreat and brought the door. At this time, only Zhu and Huo were left in the room. Zhu Jin asked in a deep voice: "Is there any news about General Huo in Guanzhong?"

"There is no news!" Huo Yanwei replied, "It's just that the last general thinks that it is important to leave the Huzhu and attack Li Siyuan, but Guanzhong is in the upper reaches, with mountains and rivers solid, and it is the cause of a king. You must not abandon it!"

"Oh?" Zhu Jin heard this and smiled, "There are only you and me here, General Huo can speak frankly!"

"The Grand Chief Manager, although after many years of war, Guanzhong was destroyed, not as good as Kaiyuan. The Tianbao period was abundant, and Li Maozhen and Wang Jian occupied Qinfeng's land, and his power declined. However, the land in the river was still 800 miles, with less than 40,000 soldiers. He was a famous general of Liang State. Although he was not enough to stand on his own, he would be strong if he was attached to Jin and Wu if he was attached to Wu. He was extremely important." At this point, Huo Yanwei paused and looked at Zhu Jin's face carefully. When he saw the other party's face was solemn, he continued to say: "The Grand Chief Manager was familiar with military affairs, so he naturally knew that the terrain of Guanzhong was important. However, there was still one thing. After Da Wu occupied the Central Plains, the next one

The great enemy of Bu is Hedong. Hedong and Hebei are relatively high-level, and it is easy to advance but difficult to retreat. If you leave Henei and cross the Taihang Road, the terrain is dangerous, the road is rugged, the carriages cannot be square, and the cavalry cannot be parallel. Jinyang is a powerful city in the world. With the powerful martial arts of Taizu of Liang, the troops of the Central Plains, Guanzhong, Shandong, and Wei and Zhao have several soldiers surrounded Jinyang but not down. In fact, they are the place to use martial arts. But if Dawu has a land in Hezhong, you can first gather a large army to cross the river and go up. The Jin army must accumulate heavy troops to guard the Taihang passes, and then use the Hezhong to send troops out of Pingyang, go up the Fen River, pass through Fen River, pass through the Fen River, pass through the Fen Shu Valley, and go straight to Jinyang. Advance the two routes together, and the Jin bandits must not be able to look after each other at the head and tail!"
Chapter completed!