Yuan Shao was stunned when he heard this. It turned out that everything was due to this.
Yes, his strategy may indeed be wrong.
A mistake was a mistake, which led to the murder of Shen Pei, and Hebei fell into a situation where he was attacked from both sides. But he, Yuan Shao, was not a soft persimmon, and could be manipulated as much as he wanted.
At this moment, Yuan Shao's mind was extremely clear. If he wanted to regain his position, he must regain his position.
"Gu thought about how to deal with it." Yuan Shao took a deep breath and said.[
"Lord, what's the best plan?" Guo Tu and Feng Ji's eyes lit up and they raised their fists and asked.
"Gu admitted that it was indeed a stupid idea to use the Zhen clan to coerce Liu Feng. Now Liu Feng has actually sent troops to make Gu understand this truth. Gu also admitted that in the current situation, Liu Feng has occupied
Taking the initiative, his actions were enough to destroy the Yuan family. Not to mention that after the Yuan family was destroyed, the next one would be the Han Dynasty. Because the Yuan family had already perished before that, he was not qualified to say anything about Liu Feng.
Therefore, in the end when things developed, Gu wanted to send someone to have peace talks with Liu Feng and ease the relationship. He also offered Zhen's hands, but before that, Gu was dissatisfied."
Yuan Shao said in one breath. At this point, Yuan Shao paused, raised his head and looked at Guo Tu, Feng Ji, the only two advisers, and said: "I want Liu Feng to know that he sent six thousand cavalry to gallop Hebei.
It is wrong. Gu first destroyed Dong Cheng and then made peace with Liu Feng."
Kill Dong Cheng and then negotiate peace with Liu Feng. This seems very contradictory, but it is actually very smart.
By now, Yuan Shao has completely sobered up and realized his mistake. He evaluated Liu Feng with the wrong evaluation and used the wrong method to deal with Liu Feng.
Therefore, Yuan Shao has corrected his attitude and does not treat Liu Feng as a twelve-year-old who eats less rice than he eats salt, but as a prince who treats him as an equal.
In this case, Yuan Shao could imagine that Liu Feng led his troops to the north as a coercion, and the purpose may be to save the Zhen family. Therefore, in the end, the two sides may still sit down and negotiate.
Yuan Shao just didn't make a decision, but it didn't mean he didn't have a strategy. After calming down, he thought of this.
Since the purpose is peace talks, he must increase his bargaining chip. If Liu Feng sent Dong Cheng north, he would immediately send envoys south to subdue him.
If this is the case, it seems too weak.
Therefore, Yuan Shao believed that after eating Dong Cheng's cavalry and frightening Liu Feng, it was the best time to send envoys for peace talks.
The hero of Hebei, once the number one overlord in the world, was finally awakened by a slap from Liu Feng. Not only did he realize that Liu Feng had stood on the same level as him, but even higher than him.
Based on this, a strategy was formulated, intending to fight first to intimidate Liu Feng with his true strength, and then the two sides would cooperate to deal with Cao Cao first.
After saying these words, Yuan Shao's eyes were full of wisdom, and his whole body exuded an invisible aura.
Compared with the heroic and ambitious Yuan Shao who was walking along the Yellow River just now, Yuan Shao at this moment truly looked like a prince who swallowed up the world.
Guo Tu and Feng Ji were stunned, and it took them a long time to react.
Then, they all raised their fists and bowed down, saying: "Please give me the order, my lord."
Yuan Shao smiled a little when he heard this, nodded and said: "There are still 30,000 elite soldiers guarding Yecheng. These elite soldiers are not enough to capture Dong Cheng's cavalry. He ordered Yan Liang to lead an infantry of 50,000 horses back to Yecheng and ordered
Gan'er from Bingzhou and Xi'er from Youzhou each sent tens of thousands of troops to capture Dong Cheng, the world-famous chariot and cavalry general."
"promise."[
Regarding Yuan Shao's order with such a purpose, Guo Tu and Feng Ji had no objections and both agreed.
Soon after, Yuan Shao's 200,000 horse infantry army was divided into two parts. Among them, Yan Liang led 50,000 horse infantry troops back to support Yecheng, and Yuan Shao personally led 150,000 horse infantry troops to support Qingzhou.