Under the soft moonlight, Liu Yin looked at the familiar streets around him, with mixed feelings in his heart.

Somehow, he was selected as the messenger to send a message back to Chengdu.

This word is very spiritual.

Could it be that his behavior in the last summons satisfied those noble people?

But Liu Yin joined the army back then because he wanted to make a big name in the world by relying on his own force.

For this reason, he did not hesitate to use many family connections to have the opportunity to become a member of the Liangzhou Army.

But who would have expected that in the past two years since he joined the army, he had not fought many tough battles and spent most of his time between the front line and Chengdu.

Thinking of this, Liu Yin couldn't help but feel like looking at the moon and hurting himself.

If I had known this, I would not have joined the army back then, and taking up the post under the arrangement of my family might have been a better choice.

Injured all the way, Liu Yin unknowingly drove his horse to the outside of Zhuge Liang's mansion.

Along the way, Liu Yin was stopped by soldiers patrolling at night.

But after the soldiers learned that Liu Yin was carrying the emperor's orders, they no longer dared to stop him.

After arriving at Zhuge Liang's residence, Liu Yin temporarily put away his sad thoughts, jumped off his horse, and then went straight to the door of Zhuge Liang's residence and reached out to take pictures.

In the stillness of the night, Liu Yin's knock on the door seemed particularly loud.

This sound quickly attracted the attention of the concierge in Zhuge Liang's mansion.

The concierge looked through the crack in the door and saw an armored soldier beating on the door. For some reason, he did not dare to open the door rashly.

The concierge just passed through a doorway and stretched out a basket.

After seeing the basket that suddenly stretched out, Liu Yin understood instantly.

He put the tokens on his body that could prove his identity into the basket, and then shouted to the concierge inside through a door: "I am His Majesty's messenger. I have something to ask to see the Prime Minister!"

Liu Yin's self-reported identity did not make the concierge lower his guard.

After retrieving the basket that stuck out of the doorway, the porter took the tokens in the basket and hurried toward the side hall.

Zhuge Liang's mansion was not big. Soon after, the concierge came to the side hall and reported to Zhuge Liang the arrival of Liu Yin.

When he suddenly learned that Liu Bei had sent a messenger Baili to look for him, a look of surprise appeared on Zhuge Liang's face.

What is it that makes His Majesty so anxious?

Could it be that there are drastic changes on the front line?

Because of this speculation in his mind, Zhuge Liang quickly examined Liu Yin's tokens and after confirming Liu Yin's identity was true, he asked the concierge to bring Liu Yin to him.

After receiving Zhuge Liang's instructions, the porter left immediately.

Zhuge Liang didn't wait too long, and it didn't take long for Liu Yin to be brought to Zhuge Liang by the concierge.

Zhuge Liang may not know Liu Yin, but as a member of a noble family, Liu Yin was lucky enough to meet Zhuge Liang from a distance.

After seeing Zhuge Liang, Liu Yin immediately knelt down on one knee towards Zhuge Liang, then took out Liu Bei's edict from his arms and handed it to Zhuge Liang and said:

"Prime Minister, your Majesty's edict is here!"

Zhuge Liang had already made some assumptions in his mind, but now he learned that what Liu Bei sent him was actually an edict, which made Zhuge Liang even more anxious.

Zhuge Liang quickly took the edict from Liu Yin's hand, opened it and read it quickly.

At this time, Jiang Wan also had a solemn look on his face.

Liu Bei's sudden and abnormal behavior made Jiang Wan realize that something was wrong.

Jiang Wan had been watching Zhuge Liang's face, hoping to get some useful information from Zhuge Liang's face after reading the contents of the edict.

But as he watched, Jiang Wan became even more puzzled.

Originally there was worry on Zhuge Liang's face, but after Zhuge Liang read the contents of the edict, Jiang Wan discovered that Zhuge Liang's face actually showed a bit of joy?

Zhuge Liang's concern and Jiang Wan's concern are understandable, but where does this joy come from?

After reading the contents of the edict, Zhuge Liang suppressed his inner joy and calmly asked Liu Yin to go down and rest.

After Liu Yin left the side hall, Zhuge Liang walked quickly to the Kansai map again and stared at the seemingly unbreakable Chencang City with wise eyes.

Compared to his regret just now, Zhuge Liang's eyes were full of joy at this time.

"It works! It works!"

Zhuge Liang, who was in an excited mood, repeated this sentence continuously.

After Jiang Wan saw Zhuge Liang's reaction, his confusion became even more intense.

In order to clear up the confusion, Jiang Wan stood up, knelt down behind Zhuge Liang and asked, "What makes Duke Ming so happy?"

After hearing Jiang Wan's inquiry, Zhuge Liang smiled and said to Jiang Wan: "Your Majesty wants to call me to the front line to assist the general in defeating the enemy."

After saying this, Zhuge Liang was worried that Jiang Wan, who had never been good at military strategy, could not understand the purpose of Liu Bei's arrangement, so he continued to explain:

"The general advised Your Majesty that our army does not need to attack Chencang, but can directly bypass Chencang and attack Chang'an.

If the general's plan is to be successful, your majesty must arrange for someone to guard Chencang's retreat for the general.

The person chosen by Your Majesty and the General is me."

At this point, the smile in Zhuge Liang's words became a little brighter.

But unlike Zhuge Liang who was overjoyed, Jiang Wan was so shocked that he was speechless after listening to Liu Bei and Mi Yang's strategies.

He didn't know much about military strategy, but he also knew how risky Mi Yang's actions were.

General, you are so brave!

After a long time, Jiang Wan asked Zhuge Liang in an erratic tone: "Didn't Ming Gong dissuade your majesty and the general?"

The Northern Expedition was a national war, and since it was a national war, the main purpose was to seek stability.

In Jiang Wan's view, Mi Yang's strategy was still too risky after all.

Because of the worries in his heart, Jiang Wan couldn't help but say something even though he knew why Zhuge Liang was happy.

Jiang Wan's advice did not make Zhuge Liang change his mind.

In fact, in Liu Bei's edict, he did not issue an edict directly asking Zhuge Liang to go to the front line.

In the edict, Liu Bei gave Zhuge Liang two choices.

If Mi Yang's strategy is feasible, Zhuge Liang will arrange government affairs as soon as possible and head to the front line.

If Zhuge Liang felt that Mi Yang's proposal was slightly unconsidered, he would quickly write a letter explaining his interests and concerns.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! This is Liu Bei's last insurance.

No one in the world can predict the outcome of a war with 100% accuracy.

But a strategy approved by both Mi Yang and Zhuge Liang was worth Liu Bei's efforts.

As for Zhuge Liang's choice, we can see it from the word "feasible" he just said.

"There are three aspects to the movement of troops: one is heaven, two is earth, and the third is man.

According to the celestial power, the sun and moon are clear and bright, the five stars are in conjunction, comets and beetles are not harmful, and the atmosphere is harmonious;

In terms of terrain, the city is steep with heavy cliffs, the waves are thousands of miles away, the stone gates are secluded, and the intestines are winding and fertile;

The leader of the people is the saint, the general is wise, the three armies are polite, the soldiers are responsible for their orders, and the food and armor are well prepared.

Due to the timing of heaven, the power of the place, and the benefit of people, those who are attacked will be invincible, and those who attack will be invincible.

I know these three trends, so why can't I go to Chencang?"

When he said these words, the majestic Zhuge Liang had a powerful demeanor flowing around him.

That kind of magnanimity is called confidence.

Everyone in the world knows that Zhuge Liang is a courteous and virtuous man, humble and low-key, but they don't know that Zhuge Liang is also an extremely confident person.

Without this strong self-confidence, how could Zhuge Liang come out to support Liu Bei, who was no longer as powerful as he was?

How could he dare to lead the army of a state in several northern expeditions and face the most powerful Cao Wei in the world?

Even Zhuge Liang and Cao Wei in their heyday were not afraid, let alone Chencang City.

If Liu Bei and Mi Yang planned to let others guard their retreat, Zhuge Liang would do what Jiang Wan said and write a letter to persuade Liu Bei to give up his idea.

But now he is the one who has to defend Mi Yang's retreat, so Zhuge Liang will have no other choice.

After Jiang Wan listened to what Zhuge Liang said and felt the confidence released from Zhuge Liang, he immediately gave up the idea of ​​continuing to dissuade him.

Such a beautiful person can be called Wolong!

...

Estimating the time, Mi Yang felt that the edict written by Liu Bei himself should have been sent to Chengdu.

After making this judgment in her heart, Mi Yang looked forward to Zhuge Liang's arrival soon.

On the other hand, he also continued to send out scouts to spy on Wei Jun's every move.
To be continued...