Although he took Qingzhou, he ran away from Zhang Taiyi and Liu Cheng wanted the most, so Liu Cheng was not in a good mood.

But then again, there is actually no way for Liu Cheng to really want to further pursue Zhang Taiyi at this time.

Although Zhang Taiyi was anxious to leave, he also took away the other two keys of the Qinglong Treasure Box.

Liu Cheng happened to have a [Qinglong Key Map] in his hand. As long as Liu Cheng passes that map, he can roughly lock Zhang Taiyi's location and further track it.

But after thinking about it over and over again, Liu Cheng finally did not choose to use this trick.

The main reason is that the situation in Qingzhou at this time was a bit subtle. Even if Liu Cheng had mastered Zhang Taiyi's position, he would not have been able to withdraw his hands to encircle Zhang Taiyi in his current situation.

The situation in Qingzhou is subtle, not because there has been any change on the battlefield.

To be honest, under the situation where most of the Yellow Turban Army is under the control of Liu Cheng, the current battle situation in Qingzhou has almost become a game for Liu Cheng alone.

In this game, he can play whatever he wants, and the little man in the Yellow Turban can't make any waves.

What really made Liu Cheng feel that the situation was subtle was the reaction of the neighbors in Qingzhou.

In fact, starting from Liu Cheng's announcement that he would take over Qingzhou, several neighbors of Qingzhou's Tang Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, Xuzhou, and the Han Dynasty in Jizhou all had corresponding actions.

These three forces have frequently dispatched troops in the past half month, and each of them has stationed a group of troops at the junction of Qingzhou.

Just from this action, it is not difficult to see what their attitude towards Liu Cheng is.

Liu Cheng's identity is too complicated. He is not only the maritime overlord of the Great Zhou Dynasty, but also Wang Fugui's nephew and adopted son.

It would be fine if such a person was alone overseas. If he was really allowed to successfully get ashore and raise a flag of the Great Zhou, it would be a big trouble for those martial soul forces, and naturally no one would welcome Liu Cheng to get ashore.

So for Liu Cheng, the real trouble is not Qingzhou at all, but the neighbors near Qingzhou.

Once the news of Liu Cheng taking over Qinghai City spread, the three forces of Tang, Ming and Han will definitely take action.

Under this situation, Liu Cheng had no time to surround Zhang Taiyi.

If he missed a single blow, Liu Cheng had no choice but to accept it. He would only take over Qingzhou after replacing his hand and officially start his layout in Qingzhou.

When Liu Cheng started to plan for Qingzhou, he was not in a hurry at the beginning.

He knew very well that he still had some time. The news of Qinghai City had spread to the three neighbors for at least two or three days.

Before the news of Qinghai City being broken was spread, the "neighbors" in Qingzhou should not have acted rashly.

Liu Cheng's speculation is correct, but it is also wrong.

There is a tacit understanding between the various martial soul forces in the Great Zhou Dynasty. Generally speaking, if the situation in Qingzhou was not critical, the martial soul forces of all parties would not have easily entered Qingzhou.

But Liu Cheng's situation this time was very unusual. Liu Cheng underestimated the vigilance of all forces towards him.

Therefore, almost shortly after his army entered Qingzhou, the troops of various martial soul forces directly entered Qingzhou.

Not only that, the martial soul forces from all parties dispatched more and more troops this time, and the generals were in a luxurious lineup.

In Yanzhou, the Tang Dynasty dispatched a large army of 150,000, with Xue Rengui as the commander.

In Jizhou, the Han Dynasty dispatched a large army of 170,000, with Wei Qing as the commander.

Even in Xuzhou, the Ming Dynasty dispatched as many as 150,000 troops, and Xu Da was the commander.

The three parties dispatched a total of 470,000 troops, and each stock was led by top generals or commanders. Such a lineup could no longer be described as horror.

Although Liu Cheng knew from the beginning that he would face more than Qingzhou in this battle, when he saw the list of all parties going to fight, Liu Cheng was still stunned for a moment.

He never expected that the three families would come up with such a luxurious lineup.

"It seems that the next battle may be a bit difficult."

Although he was talking like this, Liu Cheng didn't have too many unnecessary expressions on his face when he was talking.

Then, Liu Cheng became busy.

After Qinghai City was taken down, the second phase of Liu Cheng's tactics also began to be implemented.

The five hundred warships that were originally magnificent and powerful, were about to land in Donghai County, had not yet landed here, so they set sail and turned around and left.

Of course, they did not really leave, but instead made arriving from the sea to the port closest to Qinghai City.

Naturally, their actions could not be hidden from the Yellow Turban Army. You can tell at a glance that Liu Cheng was planning to open the channel from Qinghai City to the port.

However, it is one thing to see, and it is another thing to stop it.

The Yellow Turban army does not need Liu Cheng's fleet. It is not too difficult to transfer hundreds of kilometers on the sea surface with the assistance of skills such as [primary navigation] and [intermediate navigation].

In one day, they were able to come from the East China Sea to a designated location more than 200 kilometers away.

The Yellow Turban Army is not good. They are the army, although they also have many generals with the skills to accelerate the marching.

But the effect is not a little worse than that of Liu Cheng's fleet. They have no way to complete the large-scale transfer of the army in one day.

In addition, the entire Yellow Turban Army was under Liu Cheng's control at this time. He gestured and operated secretly. The Yellow Turban Army could only send some reinforcements to that port temporarily.

All the scripts are directed by Liu Cheng, so the Yellow Turban Army naturally cannot make any big fuss.

Although the Yellow Turbans did complete the increase in troops before Liu Cheng's fleet arrived, those books were of no use.

Liu Cheng's warship came over, and the remaining four [Shenwei Invincible General] and one [Shenwei General] bombarded the port.

After one or two hundred shells went down, the port was directly defeated. Liu Cheng's fleet took the opportunity to land. It took only half a day to seize the port without any effort.

The acquisition of this port means that Liu Cheng's army will be able to open the route from the port to Qinghai City in lightning speed.

Once this route is opened, Liu Cheng's subsequent logistics will be continuously transported to Qinghai City, building Qinghai City into Liu Cheng's base camp in the Qingzhou battlefield.

Overall, Qingzhou's first battle was quite perfect when Liu Cheng mastered various advantages.
Chapter completed!