The second reason is that the mainland discussion did not explain it after all.

But since he could attribute it to God's will, he was telling Quan Cong implicitly that at least he didn't have to worry that the people of Jiangdong would shed extra blood because of this.

Quan Cong got up, thought for a moment, and said lightly: "Let's do it, I'll go patrol the camp."

He was the General of Suinan and the Prefect of Poyang. Most of the pressure exerted by the Eastern Prefecture on Jiangdong was directly opposed by him. After the increase of troops on the front line of Chaisang, the Han naval and land troops often patroled and approached, saying it was a provocation or a test, Quan Cong did not dare to neglect at all.

Lu Yi also said goodbye and returned.

Lu Yi was one of the prestigious and appealing gentry among the Jiangdong gentry, but he was not the leader of the Jiangdong gentry. Many decisions and tacit understandings required him to visit and discuss again and again. What he had to take care of was more than Quan Cong.

The two of them discussed the matter until the time, and the process of the change in the situation was always as Lu Yi promised Lei Yuan.

From May of the third year of Zhangwu, after Sun Quan controlled the counties in Liaodong, he began to dispatch subordinates to attract the East Hu tribes from far and near, pacify them with kindness, and teach them the principles of favor and rebellion. If he surrenders, he will choose the talented and brave nationality to join Xiangping to serve. Anyone who is dissatisfied will be sent to fight against him.

In late July, General Sun Quan, Jiang Qin, led his army to force the surrender of Wuhuan Shanyu, Kou Loudun. He sent General Pan Zhang to attack Wuhuan Daren Louban. Su Puyan was at Yiwulu Mountain. All the battles were pacified and they were all killed.

In August, Kou Dun surrendered and then rebelled, and raised an army to attack Xuantu and other places. Jiang Qin failed to attack and died of illness in the army. General Sun Lin urgently led the troops from the five schools in Jiangdong to attack, and killed Kou Dun, supporting Wang Fuliu as Lord Wuhuan.

At this time, the King of Goguryeo, Baqi led tens of thousands of people to return to Heshenggu City, and invaded Xi'an and other places, attacking Goguryeo's other small water corpses that depended on the Sun family. Han Dang led his troops to rescue him, and counterattacked Baqi's troops and defeated him.

Goguryeo once again lured Fuyu, Woju and others to attack Liaodong. General Zhu Ran defeated him and captured more than 3,000 head-on prisoners, and forced more than 8,000 households of military and civilians to surrender, allowing King Fuyu to enter Xiangping.

Ten months later, more than ten other troops of the army joined forces with Chen and Han to surround Lelang. Sun Quan sent Zhu Ran, Zhou He and others to rescue him. Zhu Ran marched from the sea route, and thousands of troops gathered together and walked with great momentum. All the viewers of the Dongyi tribes were shocked and defeated in one stop. Zhu Ran beheaded 1,500 levels and returned, and all three Hans sent envoys to subdue him.

At this time, the Xianbei people in the eastern region, Suli, Mijia, Queji and others were intimidated by the power of the Sun army. They also sent envoys to Xiangping to pay a visit. Sun Quan gave envoys gold, silver, Shu brocade and other items, and gave them swords and armor.

The news was soon learned by the Cao Wei’s guardian captain.

There were two guards of the Huxianbei school in Cao Wei who were stationed in Youzhou. Qianzhao was stationed in Changping, mainly facing the central Xianbei, Jie Jun was stationed in Lingzhi, and mainly facing the eastern Xianbei.

The two Xianbei guards generally adopted the strategy of getting along far and near. Those who were stationed in Changping were harsh on the Xianbei in the central region and generous on the Xianbei in the eastern region. Those who were stationed in western Liaoning were the opposite. In this way, the Xianbei tribes could be continuously split and fell apart under the means of the Cao Wei regime's pulling and fighting.

However, after the Sun family's power entered Liaodong, it immediately gave the Xianbei in the eastern immediately. Suli, Mijia, and Queji received gifts from Sun family. However, his strength may not be enhanced, but his courage has become much stronger, which has brought considerable pressure to Youzhou from the north. Even Gongsun Ji, the leader of the Han people who had been wandering outside the border for a long time, turned to Sun Quan.

The Gongsun clan was nominally a subordinate of Cao Wei and had a status of the same as Sun Quan. Now that Sun Quan has traveled thousands of miles of sea border to conquer the Gongsun clan regime, Cao Wei should have responded long ago.

But firstly, Sun Quan took action too quickly, and secondly, it happened that Yan Rou, the general of Du Liao who was responsible for Youzhou military, passed away. Within several months, the Cao Wei court did not discuss a proper solution.

When the Xianbei in the eastern part was summoned by the Sun family, Xie Jun, the captain of the Huxianbei stationed in western Liaoning, dared not act rashly. He only led more than a thousand troops with other generals, and summoned thousands of troops from Mohuba's troops from other Xianbei in western Liaoning to see the situation in Liaodong. Pan Zhang and Xu Sheng led their troops to resist them, and killed the other generals sent by Jie Jun and Mohuba and others, and moved their troops to the dangerous sacrificial dynasty.

Since Cao Cao passed away, although Cao Pi ascended the throne and became emperor, his control over the local area will inevitably decline. In this situation, he set up the capital in Yecheng and relied more and more on Jizhou. At this time, Sun Quan actually dared to use war. If he colluded with the northern Xianbei, Youzhou, and Bingzhou, he would be shocked for a day, and it would be impossible not to react.

Cao Pi then appointed General Xianyu to supervise the military affairs of Youzhou with the integrity of General Xianyu, and unified the jurisdiction of Youzhou's civil and military affairs, Wang Xiong and others, gathered troops to prepare for war, and sent Taichang Qing Xing Zhen to come forward to Youzhou to ask Sun Quan about this rebellious matter.

Unexpectedly, when Xing Zhen arrived at Liao Tunnel, Sun Quan stopped him with his troops and refused to obey the order.

Criminal investigation returned in vain.

Cao Pi was furious and then led the troops with the Taiwei Yu Jin. General Xiahou Shang, the Pingbei, assisted him and set up 50,000 soldiers from Hejian, Bohai, Zhongshan, Anping, Julu and other places to enter Youzhou.

At the end of October, the two armies confronted each other in a narrow corridor in western Liaoning, fighting against each other with a small number of infantry and cavalry, each of which suffered thousands of casualties.

Soon after, the winter was raining and snowing, and Liaoze blocked the road in front, and the road behind was muddy. Cao's army had to retreat temporarily. However, Sun Quan's troops planned to fight again, but suddenly they were attacked by a cold wave, and most of the soldiers were at risk of freezing and starving.

Since crossing the sea, Sun Quan gradually mixed the elite Jiangdong army he brought with the local martial force in Liaodong and integrated it into one. However, the Jiangdong people have always been the backbone of the army and are the basic guarantee of loyalty and reliability.

The people of Jiangdong rarely come into contact with the cool cold of Liaodong. After autumn and winter, they had to fight for force. Now that a large number of people fell ill, Sun Quan suddenly felt that his control over the army was unstable. He had no intention of fighting again and took the opportunity to retreat to Xiangping.

The war in the north stopped a little, and Cao Pi ordered Yu Jin and others to station directly in Youzhou to consolidate their troops and martial arts. He also sent 40,000 elite troops in Yecheng to set off today and prepare for another battle until the beginning of spring.

After orders were issued, the imperial guards in Yecheng, who had not gone out to fight for several years, were constantly on the road. On several major roads from Yecheng to the northern border, all of them were covered with flags and spears and halberds. In addition, they collected food, fodder and supplies from Yanzhou, Yuzhou and other places, including various food, horse materials, cold clothes, weapons, etc., and they were all filled into the treasury of Youzhou.

At the same time, Cao Wei also practiced all the prefectures and counties in the world, abolished the positions of Sun Quan, the General of the Cavalry and Marquis of Wu, and ordered Cao Xiu and Zhang Liao to intimidate the people of Yangzhou to cross the river and go south.

One day at the grand court meeting, Cao Pi was talking about other matters when he suddenly remembered that Sun Quan's eldest son Sun Deng was still in Yecheng, so he ordered the soldiers of Suwei to arrest him and behead him and show him publicly.

The hostages of such traitors should have been killed long ago. The ministers in the court had no objection, and even thought that such a thing would be delayed to the dynasty meeting, which was a bit ridiculous.

However, Sima Yi, the emperor's confidant and important minister, and the general of the army, came forward to persuade him, saying that this move was not conducive to the magnanimity of the new dynasty and was not a means of attracting distant people.

Sima Yi's character has always been submissive and rarely conflicts with the emperor's opinions. This time he was particularly firm and forced the emperor several times in front of hundreds of ministers in the court. Finally, Cao Pi was not the leader who insisted on his own, and finally suppressed the nameless fire, but he still ordered Sun Deng to be banned and kept him from external communication.

Cao Pi was in poor health because of this matter, and he seemed to lose his energy. He obviously reluctantly dealt with the other trivial matters at the court meeting.

When the court meeting ends, the officials salute the emperor and begin to withdraw.

Cao Pi suddenly ordered the school officials to come and invite Sima Yi to meet at Tongque Garden.

Cao Zhen, the minister of the Grand Sima Lu, laughed secretly, thinking that Sima Yi had to refute the emperor's face in such a small matter. Although the emperor gave in, he would definitely scold him afterwards. However, he had just walked a few steps when the school official came and asked him to meet him at Tongque Garden.

Cao Zhen hesitated for a moment, and the school officials took a few steps and called out Zhang He who was about to leave the palace gate.

Cao Zhen and Zhang He looked at each other and felt confused. But they saw Sima Yi already walked in front and hurriedly followed.

Because the ceremony was held in Wenchang Hall, not far from Tongque Garden. The three of them came out from the corner gate next to the Duanmen Gate, went east along the Changming Gate, passed through several deep alleys and rich gates, and then went to Tongque Garden where the mountains and forests and clear waters were interspersed.
Chapter completed!