Mi Yang's sudden arrival did not alarm most of the generals in Yangping Pass.

Not even many of our own generals knew about this, let alone Ren Xiang, who had been kept in the dark.

Wu Yi did not break his promise.

The day after the late-night meeting, Wu Yi sent the letter he copied to Ren Xiang.

And Wu Yi personally sent Ren Xiang all the way outside Yangping Pass.

Along the way, Wu Yi deliberately picked out some of his difficulties to discuss with Ren Xiang.

For example, one of them is that Fa Miao is currently the deputy general of Yangpingguan.

In Wu Yi's narrative, Fa Miao undoubtedly became the biggest obstacle preventing him from surrendering.

Regarding this, Ren Xiang was not surprised.

He kept in mind all the difficulties Wu Yi told him. Cao Hong and Wu Yi would resolve these difficulties together in the future.

After Wu Yi sent Ren Xiang outside Yangping Pass, he personally brought a horse and then helped Ren Xiang onto the horse.

"Yi's wealth and life depend on Ren Jun's trip. I hope Ren Jun will not disappoint Yi."

Wu Yi's low profile made Ren Xiang quite useful.

He nodded to Wu Yi, then took a few followers and drove the horses under his crotch towards Wu Street.

After Ren Xiang's figure gradually disappeared from sight, Wu Yi let out a long sigh of relief.

He has already done what he needs to do, and the next step is to see how effective the letter written by Mi Yang will be.

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In a hurry, Ren Xiang returned to the Wei army camp outside Wu Street within a few days.

Just like when he left before, Cao Hong only asked the Wei army to drill diligently in the camp in the past few days and had no other plans to attack the city.

After learning the news of Ren Xiang's return, Cao Hong immediately summoned Ren Xiang in the tent.

The moment he saw Ren Xiang, Cao Hong looked a little anxious. He asked Ren Xiang, "How is it?"

Under Cao Hong's inquiry, Ren Xiang quickly took out Wu Yi's reply letter from his arms and said with a smile on his face: "Wu Yi is willing to dedicate Yangping Pass."

Hearing Ren Xiang's words, Cao Hong couldn't help but be overjoyed.

He didn't wait for Ren Xiang to deliver Wu Yi's letter to him. He walked to Ren Xiang in two steps and took the initiative to take the letter from Ren Xiang's hand.

A tearing sound sounded in the silent tent, and the eager Cao Hong couldn't wait to tear open the seal of the letter in his hand and read it.

"Yi Dun's leader, Cao's hussar, is all safe. I'm so lucky, so lucky!"

The general is unparalleled in his loyalty and righteousness, and his reputation is spread throughout China. In the past, he encountered the Ming Dynasty, performed meritorious deeds, was granted the title of lord, and became an orphan.

On the other hand, if Yi abandons the swan to soar high and covets the sparrow, he will become a fleeing prisoner, his thighs will tremble when he hears the sound of the axe, and he will bend his knees to the puppet government. How evil is that!

Since ancient times, when wise men came and went, it was not because of other reasons that they were persecuted internally and rumored externally, and they had no way to advance or retreat, so they ended up like this.

A general does not regard his ministers as despicable, he favors kindness, expresses his heart in letters, and expresses his interests and harms in his words.

Zhu Tuna was involved in the blood of his friends, and Zhang Xiu cut his beloved son with a knife. Guangwu did not doubt it, and Emperor Wu treated him as before. This was the custom of the imperial Wei Dynasty, and Yichang admired it.

Yi often thinks that there are no sins committed by his ancestors. If his ancestors did this, why should Yi have any doubts?

When you go astray, you will know your way back, and you will find your way to the right place.

With the prosperity of the Yuan family, the city was destroyed in Yexia, and Ma Chao became so strong that he fled to Shu, converted foreign tribes, and hanged his head in Gaojie. These were all invincible to the might of the imperial Wei Dynasty.

Today, Yi is like a fish swimming in a boiling cauldron, a swallow's nest on the flying curtain, and my heart is always filled with sadness.

It is the time of autumn harvest, and I recall the Central Plains, when the wheat is fragrant thousands of miles away. When I see people from my hometown, I feel that I have lived in those days, playing strings and climbing the ridge, and I feel deeply melancholy!

Integrity misses General Zhao, Wu Zi weeps at Xihe, human feelings are like this, am I the only one who is merciless?

Jinyi wants to practice good discipline early, abandon the darkness and turn to the light, so that General Wanwang will no longer have any doubts!"

There is not much content in Wu Yi's letters, but every sentence is touching and can easily arouse people's inner approval.

At least after Cao Hong read it, the look of emotion on his face refused to go away for a long time.

With all kinds of emotions, Cao Hong couldn't help but say to Ren Xiang: "Wu Jun's state of mind is so sad!"

Cao Hong's first feeling after reading Wu Yi's letter was that Wu Yi was not only unhappy in Liangzhou, but could also be described as sad.

If you think about it carefully, Wu Yi's current situation is somewhat similar to his previous situation in Luoyang.

The situation is precarious and the situation is trembling.

After hearing Cao Hong's emotion, Ren Xiang immediately struck while the iron was hot and truthfully recounted to Cao Hong the four major hatreds Wu Yi told him that night.

After listening to what Wu Yi said about the Four Great Hatreds, combined with the contents of the letter in his hand, Cao Hong had a clearer understanding of Wu Yi's current situation.

In such a situation, it would be unreasonable for Wu Yi not to fight back.

However, Cao Hong was not an arbitrary person, and Cao Ren's tragic case had not been over for too long, so after some deep thought, Cao Hong asked Ren Xiang to summon Yang Fu.

There is a saying that although Cao Hong didn't like Yang Fu, Yang Fu was wise and strategic.

The matter of recruiting Wu Yi to surrender was of great importance, and it would not be too late to make a decision after discussing it with Yang Fu.

At Ren Xiang's call, Yang Fu quickly arrived at Cao Hong's tent.

After Yang Fu arrived, Cao Hong asked Ren Xiang to tell Yang Fu what he had done in the past few days, and Cao Hong also gave Yang Fu the letter written by Wu Yi to read.

After Yang Fu heard what Ren Xiang had done in the past few days, a look of surprise appeared on his face.

No wonder he saw Ren Xiang leaving mysteriously a few days ago. It turned out that Ren Xiang was ordered by Cao Hong to handle this matter.

The matter of recruiting Wu Yi to surrender also made Yang Fu's spirit concentrated as never before.

If Wu Yi could be recruited and surrendered, it would be a great achievement.

But what if it doesn't work, or it's a fake surrender plan by the Han army?

The strong stakes involved forced Yang Fu to scrutinize the matter with all his energy.

Yang Fu quickly read the contents of Wu Yi's letter. After reading it, Yang Fu expressed a different emotion from Cao Hong:

"Unexpectedly, Wu Yi has such a literary talent!"

Because of their different positioning, Cao Hong and Yang Fu had different emotions after reading this letter.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! But although the emotions expressed by the two people are different, the meaning expressed by the two people's emotions is the same, that is, they are emotionally willing to believe in Wu Yi's surrender.

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After all, only sincerity can arouse resonance. If there is no resonance, how can there be emotion?

However, since the lives and deaths of tens of thousands of Wei troops were at stake in Cao Hong and Yang Fu's hands, their emotional recognition was not enough for them to fully believe in Wu Yi's sincerity.

Next, rational judgment is required.

But it was at this point that Cao Hong and Yang Fu had a dispute.

Although Yang Fu also commanded soldiers, he was essentially a politician and counselor.

Judging from Yang Fu's position, he definitely hopes to get Yangping Pass at the smallest cost, or even without paying any price.

Therefore, Yang Fu's suggestion was to let Wu Yi take the initiative to open the city gate of Yangping Pass and directly let the Wei army enter the city.

The best thing is that after opening the city gate, Wu Yi leads the army to form an array outside Yangping Pass. This is the safest way.

But Yang Fu's suggestion was flatly rejected by Cao Hong.

Compared with Yang Fu, Cao Hong has been in battle for a long time and has rich experience in recruiting surrenders and rebels.

Wu Yi had already told Cao Hong through Ren Xiang that he was not the one making the final decisions in Yangping Pass.

As Mi Yang's confidant, Fa Miao, as the deputy general of Yangping Pass, has been monitoring him.

In this case, how did Wu Yi open the Yangpingguan city gate?

Is Fa Miao a dead person?

The suggestions put forward by Yang Fu are simply unrealistic.

Cao Hong knew that Yang Fu took Yangping Pass because of Cao Ren's death and did not want the Wei army to take any risks, but how could this be possible?

Throughout the ages, there has been no war without risks. If you are afraid of risks, why fight?

As a mature warrior, Cao Hong has no shortage of adventurous style, as long as the future benefits can be directly proportional to the risks.

Because of their different ideas, Cao Hong and Yang Fu were in tit-for-tat. In addition, the two had long disliked each other, so they ended the meeting after a quarrel.

In fact, the internal conflicts that the Wei army currently has also exist in the Han army.

The chief general at Yangping Pass, Wu Yi, and his deputy, Fa Miao, were also at odds with each other at first.

However, unlike Wei Jun, when faced with major events, Wu Yi and Fa Miao were willing to put aside their past grievances, speak openly and honestly, and reach an agreement on the attitude of seeking common ground while reserving differences.

But Cao Hong and Yang Fu could not do this.

However, this is not to blame Cao Hong and Yang Fu. It is actually due to the different political environments of Wei and Han.

Cao Pi's political skills were in the same vein as Cao Cao's. He wished that the ministers below him would disagree and check and balance each other.
To be continued...