"If Zhu Quanzhong, Li Keyong, and Zhou Ji withdraw his troops, he cannot wait for an opportunity to take action in the cracks between the two vassal generals, which will easily attract the attention of Shi Pu and his subordinates. What's more...

Zhu Quanzhong and Li Keyong led their troops to rush and search everywhere, but they still failed to search and intercept Huang Chao... How should we search? Yanzhou is full of mountains and easy to hide. If it continues to wear down for a long time, the influence of the army is large and powerful. How long can we deal with Shi Pu?"

After hesitating for a while, Zhang Guiba still expressed his concerns. As he said, the biggest problem now is that he could only roughly lock in Huang Chao's escape to Yanzhou. However, Yanzhou in this world is not just a district under the jurisdiction of Shandong Province in later generations. The area under his rule ranges from north to south city, with a distance of three to four hundred miles apart. It is under his jurisdiction, Xia County, Fengfu, Sishui, Xi County, Zou County, Rencheng, Qufu, Laiwu and other places...

If he could calculate where Huang Chao was running, he would have been intercepted and killed by Li Keyong, who was in charge of a large number of highly mobile cavalry officials. How could Li Tianqu have the opportunity to try to find a bargain?

Previously, when Li Keyong and Zhu Wen led their troops to defeat the rebels repeatedly and chased them from Henan to Shandong. Huang Chao's army still had more than 100,000 people, but the target was very obvious, one hit and one was accurate. However, since Huang Chao escaped from the Eight Immortal Camp north of Chenzhou, even if he could continuously annihilate and cut off his wings, it was difficult to determine where Huang Chao was hiding among the fleeing tribes.

Although the army of more than 100,000 was torn apart, dead, surrendered, and fled... the fewer soldiers and horses that Huang Chao could still control now, the easier it would be to hide, and it would be less likely to be discovered by the whistle detective cavalry.

It's just that the suburbs of Qufu, which are now resting, is not far north of the pre-Qin period. The famous general Wu Qi of the pre-Qin period once commanded the troops of Lu to resist the Qi army. Together with its direct veins, Fenghuang Mountain, Jiunutang Mountain, Heihu Mountain, Longshan, Pihudong Mountain, Shifo Mountain... The mountains are steep and towering, ancient trees are towering, and vegetation is rich. All of them can be used for Huang Chao to escape into the deep mountains and forests. Even if he is cruel to patrol the mountains and search, the troops that Li Tianqu can mobilize at present are far inferior to those of the Shipu Army.

What's more, if the other party finds a mere state official general, who is commanding such a group of small troops, and is going to fight for the top achievements of the eradication of Huang Chao, how can he tolerate Li Tianqu succeed?

"At least what is certain now is that Huang Chao should not have hidden in nearby mountains. How could he know when the military governors of the vassal states such as Zhu Quanzhong and Li Keyong will stop? Hiding between the deep mountains and ridges is just a solution. Otherwise, if you miss the journey, you may be caught and knocked out of your tracks. Then you will sit and wait for death... Huang Chao is desperate and plans to get rid of several vassal states' pursuits as soon as possible. Then he will definitely flee to the north and continue to rush to pursue. It is also imperative."

Li Tianqu said in a deep voice. In fact, of course he had another plan in his mind, but it was inconvenient to explain it to Wang Yanzhang, Ge Congzhou, Zhang Guiba and others.

From the Battle of Chenzhou to the Battle of Chasing Huang Chao, until now, except for Ge Congzhou, Zhang Guiba and other five people who did not surrender to Zhu Wen and turned to me, the direction of the battle was probably still going on according to the original trajectory. So where did Huang Chao plan to escape, but where would he be intercepted, and how could he survive, but he would inevitably go step by step towards destruction... These things should not have any variables.

Although I can no longer say anything, if I want to accomplish such a big thing, I should try my best to fight for it if I have the opportunity. What's more, Li Tianqu asked himself that he would predict the location where Huang Chao would appear, and he is still very sure now?

There is no need to spread fish nets to disperse troops, but run around to try to search for Huang Chao's traces... and induce it again, just avoid direct contact with Shi Pu's vassal Ya army, and concentrate the troops directly towards that location...

Li Tianqu was thinking in his mind that after all, there was a historical record, and he still remembered it clearly:

Li Keyong rushed to pursue the army day and night, but finally returned it because he had no choice but to leave food... At that time, Pu sent the surrendered general Shang Rang and general Li Shiyue to intercept the remaining Huang Chao's troops and lost the battle against the army. Huang Chao then led more than a thousand remaining troops to flee in the Langhu Valley in the southwest of Laiwu...

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Although Li Tianqu was far less powerful than Zhu Wen, Li Ke used two vassal troops, but because of this, the journey from Chenzhou to Yanzhou was relatively close. The daily military rations consumed by military soldiers could still last for about seven or eight days. Regardless of whether things were successful or not, even if the troops were exhausted on the return journey, they would probably survive by running towards Chenzhou with only a quick horse and whip.

However, the more troops the army has, the more they will be enlarged and difficult to control. At this time, Zhu Wen and Li Keyong had to decide to withdraw their troops and return to their base...

Under the rule of Puzhou Lei Ze, although the camp was still in the stern and murderous aura of soldiers and swords, Zhu Wen sat in the head of the tent in the center of the camp. After hearing the military academy newspaper, he couldn't help but murmur: "Li Tianqu, Chenzhou, had communicated with our army a few days ago, but he pursued Huang Chao's army and entered Yanzhou and refused to give up and continued to go north. It seems that this guy is still too aggressive in his pursuit of merit.

It was because Li Keyong had to seize great achievements, and he was like a storm, killing several groups of anti-military troops. However, the remaining part was scattered and gathered, and how many soldiers could be used by Huang Chao, no matter how deep it was. With the Chenzhou siege siege led by Li Tianqu, even if he met Huang Chao by chance, how likely would he have to win? I originally thought that he should be a good material, but if Li Tianqu was so eager for quick success and instant benefits, even if he could use it for me, it seemed that he might not be a person who could easily control..."

Beside Zhu Wen, Zhu Zhen, the long-time general of the Xuanwu Army's vassal state, did not take Li Tianqu to heart, nor did he have any thoughts because Zhu Wen suddenly involved the topic of the subject of his subordinates, who would be easy to control. He still looked unwilling and said quickly: "But brother, I have said before that we have turned against Huang Chao and have become mortal enemies. When his momentum is declining, we are about to eradicate the roots and avoid future troubles!

What's more, if the great achievements of killing Huang Chao, the master, were to be fought for by the elder brother... Don't say that you only control the vassal state of Xuanwu, and then you will compete for power and dominate the vassal states in various places, and the princes of Desui, who dares not accept it? A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, we will really let the disaster escape?"

Zhu Wen pondered for a moment, and the corners of his mouth suddenly raised slightly, and his expression on his face also became a little more sinister and cunning: "It is best to be able to abandon Huang Chao, but he is indeed a big concern for not eliminating unhappy, but Huang Chao is over 60 years old after all, and this time he suffered such a crushing defeat, so it is difficult to return to the same momentum as before.

When we first rolled dice and scrambled money, we all knew the reason to stop when we saw it. Moreover, even if our Xuanwu army failed to take his life in this battle, the thief survived and the emperor could not feel at ease. He took the opportunity to bargain with the court again, which might be more beneficial to us..."

After Zhu Wen said a long time, he ordered the troops of various units to pack up their supplies and prepare to drive them back to the prefecture under the Xuanwu Army. On the other side, the last general Pang Shigu received the order with great utmost skill and did not express any objection to the decision of his lord. He walked out of the generals in a convenient manner and conveyed the order to withdraw troops to the generals of various units...

At about the same time, Caozhou was near the Yanju County, and in another vassal state, the Yajun Army's tent. Li Keyong's face was gloomy, and he seemed even more unwilling to accept it than Zhu Wen.

Although the troops went south this time to gain a lot of rewards, not only defeating the rebel army successively won great victories, but also killed many famous bandit generals of the pseudo-Qi. In the pursuit and war, the Hedong Army successively captured Huang Chao's youngest son, the pseudo-Qi carriages and uniforms, and tens of thousands of men and women...

But the most important purpose of my dispatch of troops was still not achieved.
Chapter completed!