(I apologize, rowing does not require an oar, life depends entirely on the waves. I have been carried away during this period of time, so I have to calm down... Embarrassing; in addition, I would like to thank the book friend "9871569" for the evaluation, and thank the book friend "Yu Jianzhi" for the 100-point reward

,Thank you for your support, defeated~)

Wuquan is one of the eight counties in Yunzhong established by the Han Dynasty. It is located at the northernmost end of Bingzhou, right next to Xianbei.

This was supposed to be the place where the Han army was stationed heavily, but perhaps due to the recent developments in the Central Plains, most of the attention of the Bingzhou garrison has also turned to the south. In addition, various news came from the Xianbei territory, which all proves that at this time

The civil strife in Xianbei intensified, and there was no time to invade the south. This also made Wuquan's military strength unprecedentedly small.

That's all. This small army was unprepared for the invasion from outside. It's not surprising that when Bu Dugen launched an army to invade at starry night, the defenders failed to hold out for two hours before being completely defeated and giving in.

Dugen's men easily captured this small town, which also gave them a good start and a nail in their entry into Bingzhou.

What's more important is that at this time, Bingzhou and Yunzhong didn't know anything about it.

Budugen City is extremely deep and meticulous. Before attacking the city, careful arrangements had been made around it, basically blocking the possibility of the news being transmitted.

Since it is no longer like the past to plunder once and leave, Bu Dugen's plan must be much more comprehensive. Wuquan, as the first step, will also be an important stronghold for a long time, and he must ensure a certain degree of safety.

And secrecy, the best thing is not to let outsiders know.

However, blocking messages can only last for a period of time, and the other party is not a fool. Even if they communicate with each other infrequently, if there is no message transmission for a long time, they will definitely notice something abnormal, so Bu Dugen's next step must come as soon as possible.

Of course, he had already thought about this before sending out troops. The closest to Wuquan is Beiyu County in the southwest, and Bu Dugen has already found out the relevant information about Beiyu County. Compared with Wuquan and Beiyu County,

Due to the terrain and other reasons, there may be many troops stationed, but the defense is more lax. Bu Dugen is fully confident that he can take down Beiyu in the short period of time when the news is blocked.

Of course, in such a short period of time, it is impossible to block the news about Beiyu like Wuquan. Firstly, there is no time to arrange the arrangements. More importantly, the terrain of Beiyu is open and there is not much

In a hidden place, even if they can successfully raid, they cannot guarantee to control all enemies in the chaotic battlefield.

But when that time comes, Bu Dugen doesn't care whether the news spreads or not. If he can occupy two counties, he will have laid an initial solid foundation in the clouds, and he can continuously mobilize troops later. Although the Xianbei people follow

The Xiongnu are also not good at holding on to the city, but they naturally have their own methods, especially Yunzhong County because it borders the desert and the terrain is actually not much different. There are no mountains and rivers that they are most afraid of, so it is just right.

The cavalry shows off its ambitions.

What Bu Dugen now finds more difficult is whether he should personally lead the troops again and capture Beiyu in one go.

Although he is confident that he has made a good enough arrangement, he is not afraid of ten thousand but afraid of the worst. Bu Dugen is ambitious and courageous, but also cautious enough. Otherwise, he would not have been able to endure under the hands of Kuitou and the others for so long.

So even though he knows that everything cannot be perfect, he also hopes to be as safe as possible.

If he led his troops there, it would be a question of who would be left to guard Wuquan. After all, the area around Wuquan was not without threats. Who knew what accident might happen? Maybe the Han army suddenly patrolled the border and happened to break through?

If that's the case, and the people left behind don't cope well, then Bu Dugen will inevitably end up in a dilemma of being attacked from both sides, and then all his plans will be in vain, and he may even die. After all, at this time, he

Even though Lu Bu's forces left in Bingzhou are not ferocious, they really want to deplete the whole state... No, as long as the strength of three or four counties in the north is enough for him to drink a pot.

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But if he stays here, he can't rest assured about the people he sends. After all, he still lacks people under his command.

The rules on the grassland are more realistic and cruel than those in the Central Plains. They believe in respecting the strong. Those strong people will only surrender to those who are stronger than them. Whether it is the strength of their own force or the strength of their forces, it is obvious that

Compared to Kuitou and Qianman, Bu Dugen is not very good at either of them, and his appeal to the grassland strongmen is too low. He doesn't even have a piece of territory where he can gain a foothold.

This is also the reason that prompted Bu Dugen to turn his attention to the south. When the existing territory was completely divided, and he had to always worry that their fight would not affect him, the fish in the pond, he had no choice but to find another way out and open up a new one.

way.

The generals under his command are not weak, but in terms of planning, only he can count on him, and those generals are not brave enough. They may be able to charge into battle, but he does not dare to take risks in such a sole responsibility.

It is said that one person is short-term and three people are long-term. Bu Dugen did not know this sentence, but he understood this truth to a certain extent. Therefore, even though he had no hope for his subordinates, he still gathered his confidants and expressed his hesitations.

Okay, let them go over the details together.

As soon as he finished speaking, the prairie men under his command looked at each other with "You seem to be kidding me" written on their faces. Asking them to help with the details? They would rather fight on the battlefield, even if they lose the prize, this is deliberately embarrassing them.

Bu Dugen sighed helplessly, knowing that he was in a hurry and went to the doctor. Unfortunately, he went to the wrong doctor. He was not a doctor at all.

At this moment, one of the little men who looked out of place among the burly men around him stood up timidly. When Bu Dugen's eyes turned to him, he shivered subconsciously and saw Bu Dugen frowning.

, stopped where he was, feeling regret rising in his heart at the same time.

But Bu Dugen had noticed him at this time, and it was impossible to let him go so easily. Looking at this guy who could barely be regarded as his brother-in-law, his tone was very bad: "Anilao, what do you have in mind?"

This little man named Anilao is Mrs. Bu Dugen's biological brother. Unfortunately, he has never made any achievements. He only relies on his sister to gain favor and hangs out under Bu Dugen. Normally Bu Dugen would not have such an attitude.

Bad, but now he is depressed, and looking at Anilao's attitude makes him even more angry.

At the end of the day, Anilao seemed to have completely let go, without fear. His body seemed to have grown a little taller out of thin air. Under the attention of everyone, his words actually lost the usual hesitation and shrinkage, and instead spoke loudly.

Lili: "Sir, why don't you just divide your forces?"

"Divide the troops?" Not only were the others in the tent confused, but Bu Dugen also didn't react for a moment.

Anilao had no choice but to continue: "South of Wuquan, there is Yuanyang in the middle and Dingxiang in the east. Although our troops are small, the Han army does not know our true strength. Moreover, the news of the fall of Wuquan has not leaked out, so the Han army is completely defenseless.

, we are in the dark, taking the initiative, and we can create as much momentum as possible so that the Han army will not dare to act rashly. When they find out the truth, we have truly established a firm foothold, so what should we fear?"

After hearing this, Bu Dugen couldn't help but look at Anilao several times from top to bottom, until he saw the other person shrinking uncomfortably again, then he laughed and said: "Anilao, you really surprised me, but

Even more happy, haha... Okay, just as you said, we will turn this Yunzhong upside down!"

In the late autumn of the third year of Ping Dynasty in the Han Dynasty, Xianbei Budugenbu took advantage of the civil strife in the Central Plains and had no time to look north. He knelt on the border and attacked the three counties of Yunzhong Wuquan, Beiyu and Yuanyang in a few days. Because the Han army was completely defenseless,

Budugen only had 20,000 troops, but he succeeded in one attack. He only encountered strong resistance in Dingxiang. In the end, it was because there were too few troops after dividing the troops. Dingxiang actually had more troops than the other three counties, and the city defense was more stable. It was a fluke.

Defending, but also suffered heavy losses. When Yunzhong County Lieutenant Wang Cheng and Wang Ziang realized that Budu's roots were firmly rooted in Yunzhong, Wang Cheng could only hold on to his troops and immediately marched towards Wuyuan Gao Shun and Yanmen.

Ji Zhao asked for help.

At the same time, the battle report was also transmitted to Lu Bu thousands of miles away at flying speed.
Chapter completed!