Perhaps this kind of scene of cleaning up the mess is more suitable for quick-thinking generals like Wang Mi and Hemai, and Liu Yu is not unsmart.

But his temperament is more direct and rough. Even if he knows that he can do it, he doesn't want to do it.

Surrender is inherently dishonorable, no matter which army you are in.

You've already surrendered, why are you still doing so many looks?

If you are not convinced, use expired weapons to continue fighting.

If you don't pick up weapons and continue to resist, then you are a coward. Why are you beeping?

What the Qin soldiers didn't expect was that this time, their leader Fu Zuan was serious!

Although waves of soldiers rushed to him to ask for an explanation, he had no idea of ​​​​giving them an explanation.

He just ordered them sternly to put down their weapons and follow the Jin army.

In fact, in the current chaotic situation, this is also the best way.

How can you explain something like surrender clearly in one or two sentences?

It is impossible for the Jin army to give you this time to put on a love show on the battlefield.

Just make your point clear. We want to surrender. Just listen to me. For the rest, if your subordinates ask questions urgently, then find an opportunity to explain.

If no one asks, you can just ignore it and let it pass.

Compared with those generals who abandoned the city and left, Fu Zuan was already very conscientious!

In fact, there is another meaning in it, which no one thought of, only Fu Zuan knew it in his heart.

Originally, the job of defending Yecheng did not belong to him, Fu Zuan.

The general guarding Yecheng was Fu Pi, and this responsibility should have been his, but he, Fu Pi, died before Fu Zuan.

This made Fu Zuan the focus of Yecheng. He was completely forced to take the stand, and he was completely unprepared before.

Fu Zuan's own Jinyang City is not unimportant, nor is it poorly equipped or lacking in troops.

He couldn't even defend it, how could he be expected to risk his life to defend Yecheng?

He simply didn't have that ability. Don't forget, Fu Zuan was not defeated in Jinyang, but was squeezed by Yao Qiang, so he couldn't stay still and continued running north to Yecheng.

You know, when he came, he didn't have many people with him, and this behavior was already very clear.

He didn't come to Fu Pi with his soldiers, but came to defect in his own name. He gave up the important town of Jinyang, what else could he hope for?

At first, Fu Zuan thought that when he arrived in Yecheng, with Fu Pi, a more capable general than him, and the veteran Zhang Hao in charge, he would always be safe.

This place is also far away from the powerful Yao Qiang. Fu Zuan estimates that 80% of the Qiang people will not fight here.

However, unexpectedly, although the Qiang people did not come, the Xianbei people did!

Fu Zuan actually encountered a greater crisis than Jinyang. Last time, he was able to escape, but this time, Yecheng was not in his hands, so how could he give up so easily?

When the Xianbei people were there, although there were occasional frictions between the two armies, they were mainly confrontational, which gave Fu Zuan the illusion that the Xianbei people were easier to deal with than the Qiang people.

This seems to be the case.

Although overall, the fighting ability of the Xianbei people is not weaker than that of the Qiang people, but at present, the situation of the Xianbei people is far worse than that of the Qiang people.

The Qiang people were pushed all the way from Chang'an City, and they camped step by step, maintaining all the places they occupied.

The Xianbei Army has strong combat effectiveness and favorable geographical location. In this regard, the Xianbei Army cannot compare with others. So far, the Xianbei people have not even conquered a few pieces of their own territory!

If everything develops according to the established plot, maybe Yecheng is still firmly in the hands of Qin Bing now!

But who knew that Fu Pi would actually pull out such a stupid move?

He even called the enemy Jin army who was far away. Isn't this asking for death?

Of course, facts have proven that the beautiful quality of foresight is definitely very rare and not everyone has it.

At least, at the time, there was nothing wrong with what Fu Pi did.

On one side is the wolf-like and tiger-like Xianbei Army. This mighty army obviously has other plans for Ye City.

On the other side, the Di and Qin armies are fighting on their own. Basically, there is no support for the left and right, and no one can control the other. So what should we do?

Faced with such a predicament, what else can we do besides asking for help from outside?

When it comes to asking for help, we can't count on the Qiang and Ding Ling people. These people have just left the Di Qin system.

It was the time when he hated the Di people and gnashed his teeth. If he expected them, it would be better for Fu Pi to open the city and surrender himself.

So, looking left and right, the Jin army was the only choice.

In fact, when Fu Pi asked for help from Jingkou, he still did not believe in the strength of the Jin army, and it was unknown whether the Jin army would send troops.

Who can say for sure?

If they don't send troops, all the ideas on Di Qin's side will be just a mirror image.

In addition, the Jin army's combat effectiveness was not very good before, although they won several great victories in a row.

However, the Di people did not raise enough vigilance against the Jin army.

In other words, they no longer have such an opportunity.

The capital of his country has been taken over by Yao Qiang. Whether the Jin people can fight or whether their combat effectiveness is high has nothing to do with Di Qin.

As long as it can save your life, you must hold on tight.

As a result, I really hugged him tightly this time. Not only did I hug him tightly, I couldn't shake him off.

They are stuck in Yecheng and will not leave!

The problem is, there is nothing to blame for everyone coveting a big fat guy like Yecheng, it is completely normal.

But what about the Xianbei people?

Aren’t you also eyeing Yecheng covetously?

At least, that's how they behaved in the past half month or so. If they can take advantage of it, they will take it.

As a result, when the Jin people arrived, they turned around without struggling at all and just slipped away!

How does this work?

Why could the Jin army easily drive away the people that the Di people couldn't drive away? They didn't even have to drive them away. Neither side took action, so the Xianbei people just gave in.

Who would have thought that such bad luck would happen to him.

The wolf was not driven away, but the tiger was attracted again.

Yecheng has really reached a moment of life and death. However, at such a critical moment, the only guard left in Yecheng is Fu Zuan!

Can Fu Zuan take on the big responsibility?

Of course not!

If he could, he wouldn't have fled from Jinyang to Yecheng overnight.

Therefore, he could ignore his own responsibilities, and there was no need to expect Fu Zuan to persist in the city that was not within his scope of responsibilities.

Surrounded by many soldiers, Wang Mi and Fu Zuan were riding horses and walking slowly.

Fu Zuan's idea here was to find a slightly secluded place where it would be best to explain the so-called peace negotiation and set a general direction.

However, Wang Mi gave him a better choice.

Don't you want to negotiate?

There is an excellent place here, which is most suitable for negotiations.

Nowhere else but the Jin Army camp located on Daosong Peak!

There are brothers from the Jin army guarding the place everywhere. They have strong troops and close eyes. Even if Fu Zuan is given some courage, he can't make any trouble.

As for Fu Zuan, of course he readily agreed.

If you don't agree, the negotiation will not start.

He is very familiar with this and does not feel any pressure.

It should be said that Fu Zuan is now very grateful to Yecheng. It was precisely because he temporarily fled here that he had the opportunity to negotiate in the city.

You know, he who fled from Jinyang in a hurry before this would never have such qualifications.

Fu Pi died well!

If he didn't die, how could it be Fu Zuan's turn to negotiate?

Fu Zuan is a very sensible person. Since he said he wanted to surrender, he must do all the work well. This is similar to his forerunner, team leader Li Dalian.

Not only did the Qin soldiers on the battlefield put down their weapons, but they also ordered a group of soldiers to return to the city, explain the situation to the Qin soldiers who were still resisting in the city, and ask them to stop all resistance activities.

Although the Qin soldiers in the city may not necessarily be obedient, there are always those who are willing to put down their weapons. Furthermore, with Fu Zuan's orders, their resistance will be much smaller.

Next, wouldn't the Jin army be overwhelming in the city?

In Ye City, the two generals He Mai and He Wuji finally joined forces and their strength increased greatly.

They led their troops and horses and quickly rushed into the city. At first, they did not see many Qin soldiers, which was normal.
To be continued...