The Jiangdong fleet was arranged in loose lines along the river toward eastward. When it was approaching Ruxukou, it was reassembled and organized.

In the sunset, the vast flags and masts seemed to cover the sky. Countless ships lined up across the river, and the decks of the ships could almost be connected into thick land for people to travel freely. Such a fleet size is the result of uninterrupted expansion in the past ten years and should have never been seen since ancient times.

At this time, the fifth-floor giant ship and other building ships that Wu Hou were riding were directly close to the harbor at the water outlet. There were a large number of ships, and the boats were divided into two parts, one was close to Ruxuwu, and the boat was stopped along the Changzha in the shallow water. Some were moored to Zhongzhou and Xianxi, and returned tomorrow.

Due to the wind and water trends on the river, and each ship has its own characteristics, the larger the fleet, the more difficult it is to maintain it into an orderly whole for a long time. Even with the proficiency of the Jiangdong Navy, the fleet had to stop moving and enter a long reorganization process.

Some soldiers had to land and headed to Dongguan by land to meet with the troops of General Zhu Ran. Therefore, small boats that were ferrying passed through the fleet and had several collisions with the large ships, causing the soldiers to fall into the water. Then, amid the angry shouts of the generals, the fallen water climbed onto the ship again. All the soldiers in Jiangdong were good at water, and they didn't need to worry about falling into the water.

The only thing to worry about is that the wind is tight on the river, the giant ship on the fifth floor is shaking a lot, and the battle flags on the battle wall will roar and will fly away with the wind.

Sun Quan held the table with one hand and reached out to prevent the precious gold and copper lamp from falling over. When a violent surge passed, he quickly changed his palm and held the table with the table, but his other hand couldn't go to the pen holder.

The civil minister, who was originally kneeling at the lower head, hurried forward and helped the Marquis of Wu and saved the precious jade pen holder.

Sun Quan smiled gently to his subordinates: "Thank you, Ziyu!"

The subordinates saluted respectfully and returned to their original place.

The man called Ziyu is about thirty years old, with a very tall figure and a bright eyes, but his face is slightly longer, which is different from ordinary people. This person is Zhuge Jin, the chief general of the general of the chariot and cavalry, and the elder brother of Zhuge Liang, the military advisor of Duke Xuande. The two legitimate brothers serve in the two masters and are trusted.

Zhuge Jin was originally responsible for the transfer of military supplies in Zhongzhou, but now he rushed over to meet him. He first explained the number of people from Zhongzhou and Xianxi gathered lightly. Finally, he said that the supply of Lei Xuzhi requires additional personnel. Therefore, can Wu Hou ask the Marquis of Wu to issue orders in advance to prevent the prefect of Danyang Lu Fan from being caught off guard and misjudged the situation on the front line.

Ling Lei Yuan went to the direction of the mountain to block Cao's army, but he did not have to pay extra food and fodder for this decision for this decision. Zhuge Jin, as the chief general of the chariot and cavalry, had the power to directly call for the reserves to solve the problem, so he didn't need to come like this.

Sun Quan understood that Zhuge Jin was tactful and advised him. He was actually asking whether it would cause Xuande Duke to misjudgment if he put Lei Yuan's troops in danger? At least he should write an explanation to Chengdu as soon as possible.

"Ziyu, I understand what you mean." Sun Quan thought for a moment: "You can send Kong Ming an urgent letter and briefly inform him as his elder brother."

Zhuge Jin has always been cautious and has little contact with Zhuge Liang's letters. Hearing Sun Quan say this, he was surprised: "General?"

"Although Lei Xuzhi's words are crazy, I am not unwilling tolerate them. The reason why this time, let Lei Xuzhi go to the mountain to resist Cao's army was for Liu Bei to see." Sun Quan said slowly: "I was about to use this move to urge Liu Bei...they were acting too slowly in Hanzhong!"

"So that's it." Zhuge Jin bowed again: "General wise!"

This time, the two families worked together to ensure consistency in the Northern Expedition. In order to ensure consistency, the envoys between Wu and Shu were constantly communicating with each other's actions. Lei Yuan's contribution was to this. If he had not built a large-scale construction and repairing roads and docks in the Jiangxia, the envoy's actions would not have been so convenient.

However, according to the latest notice, the Yizhou army has not yet gathered on a large scale, which made Wu Hou very unhappy. From Chengdu to Jianye, there are more than 3,000 miles of mountains and rivers, so this news should be from half a month ago. But it has not gathered on a small scale half a month ago, what can we do now?

Yangzhou is closer to the Central Plains and is prone to being attacked by the main force of the Cao army. The Yizhou army is so slow that it is obvious that it is to put the knife head on Jiangdong and pick the fruits themselves.

Since this happened, Sun Quan pushed Lei Yuan's troops into danger to express his dissatisfaction. If the Yizhou army had no movement, once the main force of Cao's army was on the verge of Jianghuai, he would definitely kill Lei Xuzhi's dog head first!

"By the way, in your letter, you said that I was furious and furious, so I ordered Lei Xuzhi to send troops on the spot... Well, let me say another sentence, and the ministers persuaded me one after another, but I was so angry that I didn't listen to the advice."

Zhuge Jin said solemnly: "Yes."

He retreated to a corner of the cabin and wrote a book on the spot.

Since the two armies broke out in the battles in the Public Security Bureau and Baqiu and other places the previous year, the mutual trust between the Sun and Liu alliance has dropped to the lowest point. When the troops were sent, both sides sent their respective generals to support him, and there were also hostages from some perspective. Wu Hou sent out Lu Dai, but Duke Xuande thought it was insufficient and deliberately left Lu Zijing to accompany the army, which was clearly worried about Lei Xuzhi's safety in Jiangdong.

In this case, if Wu Hou wanted to do something to Lei Yuan, the reaction in Chengdu would not be mentioned, and the generals of Jiangdong would inevitably worry about the safety of Lu Su and Lu Dai, thinking that Wu Hou Liangbo was not allowed.

But Wu Hou easily solved this problem.

He just needs to be furious.

After all, everyone knows that Wu Hou is full of energy, and it is natural that he cannot tolerate the guest humiliation in person. Once the thirty-year-old Jiangdong master is angry, he will be able to make any orders and make any decisions, and no one can stop him. No matter what the result is, he cannot blame Wu Hou, and he can only blame Lei Xuzhi for being unrestrained.

This is what Mr. Wu cannot figure it out.

Sometimes he was cunning, sometimes violent and impatient, sometimes magnanimous, sometimes magnanimous, and sometimes he was very particular. Whether his enemies or subordinates, he could only piece together the true thoughts of Wu Hou from various scattered and contradictory deeds. But who knows what Wu Hou thought?

In recent years, Zhuge Jin has increasingly felt that the Lord's actions have a clear meaning of Shenhan's theory, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to grasp and unfathomable. He is like a bottomless well. Even if Zhuge Jin stands at the well entrance to visit, he cannot see clearly what is at the bottom of the well.
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