Ouyang Bin, a Hanlin scholar in Shu Kingdom, brought Shu Emperor Yanguo's letter to the Emperor of Shu, saying that "the Emperor of Da Shu wrote to the Emperor of Da Wei" to communicate with the envoys to Bianjing to make the joy of Wei and Shu Kingdom. However, the envoys were forced to stay since they arrived in Chang'an... Ouyang Bin, who had no idea why, was shocked and angry, could only protest in vain. However, Yan Ke, the left-behind Xijing, asked to meet the envoy of Shu Kingdom, and said meaningfully:

"I have always heard that Dr. Ouyang is a erudition and literary master, and is skilled in poetry and poetry. I am very honored to have the honor to visit him... But if you want to go to Bianjing to meet His Majesty, you don't have to hurry. You might as well stay in Chang'an for a while and then go to Beijing with the Lord of Shu..."

According to Li Tianqu's order, Liu Feng was the commander of the four sides of Xichuan, and Xia Luqi was the commander of the northeastern army camp. He gathered 80,000 troops and horses, from Fengxiang Prefecture to Dasan Pass, attacked Xingyuan Prefecture and entered the Shu Road. Ni Kefu and Fu Yanchao led the navy to go up the Yangtze River, and advanced to Kui, Zhong, Wan... and other prefectures to the east of Shu.

For a period of time, Li Tianqu lived in the Bianjing court, waiting for the Sichuan and Sichuan to hear good news:

Jianmen Pass, the Jianmen Pass, suddenly suffered a surprise attack by the elite Wei army led by Xia Luqi, and the negligent and lazy defenders immediately fell into chaos... Although some soldiers resisted on the danger, most of the soldiers were scared from the beginning and shouted that they would flee and fight to the death without any intention. Seeing this, the chief general guarding Jianmen Pass directly quit his pick and shouted that he would surrender... The Wei army easily took the natural barrier that he wanted to cross into Shu here, and the total casualties were only a few hundred people;

Xia Luqi led his army to march southward and directly entered the territory of Zitong County, which was located in the east of Jianzhou, and the west of the Tongshui River... At this time, the Shu army in various places had not even realized that the Wei Dynasty army had easily passed through the natural danger of Shu Road and had already entered the two rivers.

Liu Xiu also led his troops to advance south and led his troops to Fuzhou (near Jiuzhaigou, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province later). Wang Chengjie, the governor of Wuxing Army, hurriedly sent people to flew south to report the emergency. However, at this moment, the Shu Emperor Yan, with a group of friends, favorite ministers and concubines, was guarded by tens of thousands of soldiers and horses, set off from Chengdu, and lined up more than a hundred miles long royal ceremonial guards, and was still parading for fun...

Wang Chengjie, the general of the Shu army guarding Fuzhou, was originally forced to be attacked by the Wei army. Seeing that his troops and horses were shocked, he could not stand the tough battle at all. He probably could not have expected that the Emperor of Shu would go on a tour and only care about enjoyment, while the Wei army invaded the south, and the Chengdu court was in trouble. He probably couldn't think of any countermeasures... The surrender manifesto was tied to an arrow branch and shot into the city frequently. After thinking about it, Wang Chengjie finally surrendered to Wei according to his original trajectory and surrendered to Wei in several states under the Wuxing Army.

It was not until the Emperor Yan of Shu that he was traveling to the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai, who wrote a poem "At night, he went to the Three Gorges, and I miss you not to see you in Yuzhou." He heard that the Wei Dynasty army entered the Shu emperor and even went to several states... Wang Yan, who was killed by lightning, had to hurry to follow Wang Zongxun, Wang Zongyan, and Wang Zongyu who immediately went north, recruited Shu troops from all over the way, and tried his best to resist the momentum of the Wei army.

However, the elite troops of the Wei Dynasty advanced straight in, with very sharp troops, and there were also several governors of the prefectures such as Wu, Yi, and Zi. The generals either abandoned the city and fled, or surrendered, and all the territory under their jurisdiction were taken by the Wei army... The army of Xia Luqi, who continued to move south, encountered Wang Zongxun, who was heading north to fight in Suizhou (later Suining City, Sichuan Province). After a crushing battle, the Wei army killed more than 5,000 people and obtained more than 100,000 hu of grain. All the rest were shocked and afraid to surrender...

Two days later, Song Guangbao, the powerful official who was appointed as the Northern Court of Xuanhui, was led by the three prefectures of Mian, Long and Pu, surrendered directly; in addition, Wang Zongwei, Wang Chengyue and other generals surrendered one after another with their territories. When the Shu emperor Yan heard that the north was completely defeated, he issued an edict to keep the Grand Tutor of Shu, and also sentenced the six military guards Wang Zongbi to gather heavy troops, and to defend the Han, Jian and other provincial prefectures that defended the capital, and fled to Chengdu in a panic...

Mianzhou (east of Mianyang City, Sichuan Province) Brazil County, further southwest, is located under the Hanzhou area and is also known as "Jiangsuo Shuanglongtai, Guanxiong Wumahou. Yizhou is like the heart, and this place has a small throat".

During the Three Kingdoms period, Mianzhu Pass was the last barrier to Chengdu, Yizhou. Zhuge Zhan, son of Zhuge Wuhou of Shu Han, fought against Wei general Deng Ai and died on the battlefield... What is strange is that although Emperor Zhaolie Liu Bei established the country name Han, it was called Shu Han in history, and later it was also simply called Shu. Although the Wei Dynasty established by Li Tianqu was different from Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms... But at the end of the Tang Dynasty, it is now in danger. At the sight of the enemy army killing the country's capital, the Shu Kingdom was the country; the country name that was about to be killed by Mianzhu Pass was still Wei...

At the southern gate of the Brazilian county town, a large number of surrendered soldiers, who were dejected and numb, had already been confiscated, and had to obediently allow the Wei army soldiers to take over, and squat under the city wall in batches.

No matter where the soldiers were born, the military spirit had become weak, how much combat power could they exert? What's more, a large number of generals and officials of Shu army appointed power and treacherous officials in the court, and they had no blood and courage to say... The Wei army came to the front and surrendered from top to bottom. Their spirits had long been smoothed out. Now the soldiers who only want to live a life of vain are of course unwilling to die in vain, so they had to surrender.

But they had lost the courage to resist, and let the Wei army scold him and wait for the count. From time to time, there were villagers next to them looking for him to come... These surrendered soldiers were inevitably embarrassed and could not raise their heads at all.

The road was smooth and after the Mianzhu Pass was captured, the Wei army soldiers who were heading directly to Chengdu were rectifying the camp. The soldiers had already started to build stoves, pile up dry firewood, draw water and make fire... And the surrendered soldiers were eagerly watching the big pot set up not far away and began to make soup, and steaming smoke came out. In addition to pickling vegetables and coarse salt... Not long after, a strong broth smell came from the stove. It seemed that because the war was going smoothly, the Wei army of the various troops could taste more meat and fish, and at least they had to fill their stomachs before they could have the strength to defeat Chengdu, the center of Shu Kingdom.

A large number of surrendered soldiers, seeing that the Wei soldiers had already started to chew, were all staring at the stove and swallowing hard, and their stomachs were already empty, even twisting together... But in their current situation, these small school soldiers who had already been confiscated with their armor and weapons, and the surrendered soldiers could hardly be brave enough to get the courage and asked the Wei Dynasty for food and food.

Suddenly, a sound of horse hooves came one after another. A general of Wei army rushed to the south of Brazilian county, surrounded by a cavalry, inspecting the troops under his command. Squatting in the corner of the wall, a small school saw the general's appearance. He was stunned at first, and then he said in a shock:

"Huh? It's General Wang Zongbo..."

The general of the army vaguely heard the screams of the surrendered army. He strangled his horse and looked sideways, and suddenly said in a deep voice:

"The name Wang Zongbo has nothing to do with me anymore... I am the deputy recruiting officer of Xu Cun in the northeast camp, and was ordered to take over Brazil, Yanquan, Long'an, Xichang, etc. in Mianzhou... After surrendering to several counties, you should be ordered to be cautious. But there is no need to worry too much. As long as you obey our army's resettlement, you will have a solution to your food and clothing..."
Chapter completed!