Qin Hao had actually guessed a long time ago that Guo Jing might have important information, but he didn't expect it to be such important information.
Guo Jing's news is incredible. Once confirmed, it means that the Yuan and Meng armies can bypass Zhenbeiguan and Yanmen Pass and directly attack Bingbei and Hetao. This will undoubtedly be a bolt from the blue for the Jin army.
After listening to Qin Hao's words, Guo Jing nodded seriously and said in a deep voice: Yes, Zhao Min was afraid that the news would be exposed and put the Jin army on guard, so he chased me all the way from Dragon City to here.
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But this is unreasonable.
Qin Hao frowned and said solemnly: How could Yang Jian lend the road to Temujin? Isn't he afraid that Yuan Meng will not leave after entering Liangzhou?
Of course, Yang Jian was also afraid that Temujin would occupy the magpie's nest, so there was an agreement between Yang Jian and Temujin that Yuanmeng could only send a maximum of 70,000 troops to pass through Liangzhou. If more, they would never be allowed to pass.
And Tiemu agreed without thinking.
Seventy thousand yuan for the Mongolian Iron Cavalry?
Qin Hao secretly calculated in his heart, but found that if it was only 70,000 yuan for the Mongolian cavalry, it was still within the controllable range for the prepared Yang Jian, but it was a complete disaster for the unsuspecting Jin army.
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Now 80% of the Jin army's troops are concentrated in Yanmen Pass and Zhenbeiguan, and if a surprise army with a strength of 70,000 suddenly comes from behind, it will be a devastating disaster for Hetao and Bingbei, which are empty of troops.
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Of course, the prerequisite for such cooperation must be mutual trust between Temujin and Yang Jian.
Temujin was afraid that Yang Jian would control the retreat of his army, while Yang Jian was afraid that Temujin would take the opportunity to attack Liangzhou. It was undoubtedly extremely difficult for the two to reach a balance.
Temujin was not the kind of person who placed his hopes on others, but if Yuanmeng wanted to control the retreat in his own hands before defeating the Jin army, Yang Jian would undoubtedly be completely offended to death.
The Yuanmeng and Jin armies are mortal enemies. If Yang Jian is completely offended, it will definitely be even more difficult to go south to the Central Plains in the future.
Taking into account the pros and cons, Temujin still believed that the threat from the Jin army was greater. In order to get rid of this major problem, he would definitely be willing to take another risk.
It’s done, naturally it’s best;
No, with Yuan Meng's current national strength, he can afford such a loss.
Therefore, in order to express his sincerity in joining forces to deal with the Jin army this time, Temujin agreed to send only 70,000 troops to pass through Liangzhou, and ordered that he would never prepare to attack Liangzhou along the way. Only in this way could Yang Jian feel relieved to let Yuan Meng
The army passed by.
In Temujin's view, as long as they can successfully enter Bingzhou and the main force of the Jin army is held at two passes, the possibility of defeating the Jin army is as high as 80%. If the Jin army is defeated, the Hetao and Bingbei can be occupied.
Naturally, Shi Yuan's Mongolian army no longer needed a retreat.
Even Qin Hao had to admit that Temujin was really ruthless this time, and it would be fine if he didn't take action. Once he did, the Jin army would face the crisis of destruction.
Fortunately, Guo Jing came to report the news this time, otherwise it would have been really dangerous if we were not prepared at all.
Qin Hao thought to himself, and then asked Guo Jing: Brother Guo, when did you know the news?
Guo Jing's face showed a look of reminiscence, and then he said: A month and a half ago.
Qin Hao's pupils shrank when he heard this. In one and a half months, he spent a month and a half negotiating with each other, dispatching 70,000 troops, etc., and made all preparations for sending out troops. Although one and a half months was a bit rushed, it was still enough if you squeezed it in.
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So, Yuan Meng may have sent troops? Qiao Feng exclaimed.
Not very likely.
Guo Jing shook his head and said: When I left Longcheng, Temujin and Yang Jian had just started negotiations, and the differences between them were huge and could not be reached in a short time.
But now that you have fled to the Central Plains, this means that there is a risk of information leakage. In order to ensure that the long-range plan can proceed smoothly, Yuanmeng is likely to back down in the negotiations in order to come in and launch their plan in advance.
Qin Hao sighed.
Qin Hao's guess was absolutely correct. The negotiations between Temujin and Yang Jian were still at a stalemate, but Zhao Min couldn't kill Guo Jing to silence him for so long. In order to ensure that the plan was foolproof, she sent back the order to launch the original plan in advance.
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When Guo Jing heard this, his expression changed drastically, and he said to himself in pain: So Yuan Meng may have sent troops? Then what's the point of being chased for thousands of miles?
Of course it makes sense.
Qin Hao patted Guo Jing on the shoulder and said seriously: Although there are not many troops stationed on the border of Shanxi and Liang, the enemy defense facilities are complete, and after these years of development, the Hetao has long been different from what it used to be. So the Yuan Army wants to
It is definitely not that simple to attack all the way to Jinyang or the two northern passes.
After getting your information, the Jin army will have enough time to deploy its troops to resist Yuan Meng's invasion.
Guo Jing breathed a sigh of relief: As long as it works.
Qin Hao nodded and asked again: Brother Guo, do you know who is leading the army this time?
The news that Yuan Meng is about to "take the cold and annex" is important, but the information about who the general of Yuan Meng is is also extremely important.
A lion led by a sheep is still a group of sheep, and although the sheep led by a lion cannot be said to be a group of lions, they are at least a group of wolves.
After hearing this, Guo Jing replied decisively without thinking: It's Murong Ke. I heard your Majesty say with my own ears that the commander of the army this time must be Murong Ke.
When Qin Hao heard this, he took a deep breath. What he was most worried about had happened. Temujin not only had a vicious strategic vision, but he was also very good at recognizing and employing people.
Murong Ke is known as "the most famous general in the Sixteen Kingdoms". He is one of the rare famous generals who has always won every battle in his life. Even Ran Min, the "King of Wu Dao", was captured and killed by him.
Therefore, if Murong Ke led the troops to conquer Bingzhou, even if the Jin army was prepared in advance, the battle would probably be fought.
After learning all the information from Guo Jing, Qin Hao immediately asked Guo Jing and others to go to Luoyang, while he himself quickly went to join Xiao Longnu.
The matter is urgent, Qin Hao must pass on the information he has learned as quickly as possible, and where Xiao Longnu is hiding, there is a carrier pigeon that contacts the Black Ice Platform.
The content of the secret letter written by Qin Hao was not too much, but the amount of information was huge. Moreover, it was sent in his own name. Once received, it would definitely attract Qin Wen's attention.
Qin Hao walked to the window and released the carrier pigeon, but he stared at the direction in which the carrier pigeon flew and murmured to himself: Many generals of the Jin army have gone south, but there are still many famous generals such as Yang Ye, Wang Meng, Li Dingguo, etc., who can deal with a Murong