Chapter 1675: Yue Fei is urgently activated on the southern route
Chapter 1675: Emergency use of Yue Fei on the southern line
As soon as Qin Hao issued the order to release Kublai Khan, a series of bad news came.
"Report...Jingzhou is in danger. The Shu army is coming fiercely and has destroyed eight strongholds of our army. Only one city of Yiling is left in the west of Jingzhou, which is still under the control of our army. Governor Qin Qiong has personally gone to Yiling to garrison."
"Report...Jiangxia is in danger. Huang Zu lost to Liu Xiu and suffered repeated defeats against the Chu army. Now the Wu army has joined the battle. With the combined forces of Sun and Huang, the Chu army's offensive has been slowed down."
"Reporting that Wuxiang was in danger, Li Shimin led an army to attack Nanxiang County. Although the prefect Pei Xingjian tried his best to resist, the Tang army was still able to defeat eight counties in half a month. Currently, Sizhou has sent reinforcements to Wuxiang County, led by General Qin Wu.
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Although Qin Hao had already guessed that Jingbei, which had a serious shortage of defenders, might have a very difficult time fighting, and even most of the territory would fall.
Therefore, Qin Hao had long been prepared to delay Shirdi, but he did not expect to lose so much territory in such a short period of time.
Originally, Qin Hao wanted to trade space for time, but if he followed this trend, I am afraid that all of Jingbei except for the important towns would fall, and he might not be able to buy enough time for the Qin army.
The situation is not optimistic!
"Qin Qiong has tried his best, but it is still difficult to stabilize the situation in Jingbei. I wonder if the two military advisors can teach me how to do it?"
Qin Hao asked with a headache. Now he finally understood that Zhang Liang and Jia Xu were right.
The war on the southern front of the Qin Army is not optimistic, and the troops in the north cannot be transferred back in the short term. If Yuan Meng Zai intervenes in this battle, it will definitely give the world the illusion that the whole world is the enemy, and there is no guarantee that other princes will not
If you come here and mix things up, it's not certain whether the Qin army can hold out by then.
After Guo Jia and Zhang Liang looked at each other, Zhang Liang stood up and said with a smile: "My lord, if Liang recommends one person, it may not be able to defeat the Southern Han Dynasty, but it will definitely stabilize the situation in Jing and Han and ensure that it will not continue to deteriorate."
"Who?" Qin Hao asked.
"Yue Fei."
"Yue Fei?"
Qin Hao's brows furrowed. He actually guessed that it was Yue Fei. After all, most of the generals that the Qin army could send out to fight had already gone to the battlefield. Only one of the top commanders, Yue Fei, was still at home.
Seeing that Qin Hao stopped talking, Guo Jia stood up and asked with a smile: "Master, is it because Yue Fei was once an imperialist and opposed to the title of king, so you have been hesitant?"
"well."
Qin Hao sighed and nodded immediately. Guo Jia's words spoke to his heart.
Yue Fei has been stationed in Jingbei for many years. Both his prestige in the army and his ability to intimidate Shu and Chu far exceed that of Qin Qiong, who was once the deputy governor. In addition, Yue Fei's army commanding and commanding abilities are among the best in the Qin army. Now,
Indeed, he is also the perfect choice to lead Jingbei.
But Qin Hao was still hesitant about whether to use Yue Fei or not. After all, he didn't know whether Yue Fei had learned a lesson by relegating him this time.
If after reusing Yue Fei, he is still entangled with the imperial party, he will have to get rid of Yue Fei even if he doesn't want to, but Qin Hao really doesn't want to kill Yue Fei, his favorite general.
Seeing this, Guo Jia smiled and said: "My lord, there is no need to be like this. When my lord demoted General Yue Fei, the imperialists avoided him one by one, fearing that Yue Fei would harm them. This behavior will definitely break General Yue Fei's heart."
, I think Yue Fei will not be involved in the affairs of the imperial party in the future."
Zhang Liang stood up and added: "One more thing is that after the Jingbei War started, all the generals in Jingzhou, including General Qin Qiong, wrote to re-enlist Yue Fei. General Qin Qiong even volunteered to be General Yue Fei's deputy general. This shows that
, General Yue Fei is indeed extremely popular among the Jingzhou army.
The situation in northern Jingzhou has reached an extreme crisis, and our army must unite as one to survive this crisis. At present, apart from the Lord, he is the only one who can truly unite the Jingzhou army."
Qin Hao thought for a while and felt that it made sense. As the general who followed him yesterday morning, he did not want Yue Fei to remain silent.
"That's all. Since both military advisors have pleaded with Yue Fei, I will give Yue Fei another chance."
Qin Hao raised his head and ordered in a deep voice: "Send the order, let Yue Feiguan resume his post, and immediately rush to the battlefield in Jingbei to take charge of the war in Jingbei."
"promise."
"Also, tell Yue Fei to focus on delaying time. As long as he persists until the end of the Hebei campaign, even if Jingbei is completely lost, I will not blame him."
"promise."
Kublai Khan was released and Yue Fei was reinstated. After these two orders were sent back to Luoyang, they were immediately executed by Jia Xu and others.
Let’s talk about Kublai Khan first.
Ever since he challenged Qin, Kublai Khan had not been very peaceful. Except for occasionally visiting his aunt Zhao Min, he basically had no contact with anyone.
People are knives and servants, and I am fish and meat.
Kublai Khan knew that all his actions were under Qin Hao's supervision. If he was not honest at this time, he was really looking for death.
Kublai Khan didn't know Qin Hao's bottom line, and he couldn't place his hope on Qin Hao to bypass him for the sake of his aunt and little cousin, so he was very obedient in Luoyang and never touched any red lines.
Although Kublai Khan was obedient, he did not waste his time in the past two years. Instead, he concentrated on studying Legalist doctrine and looking for loopholes in Yuan Meng's method.
Since the advent of papermaking and printing, all kinds of books have been printed in large quantities. Luoyang is the center of the world, so Kublai Khan did not have to worry about not being able to buy Legalist books.
"Guanzi" has nineteen volumes, "Shangjunshu" has five volumes, "Shenzi" has three volumes, "Shenzi" has ten volumes, "Hanfeizi" has twenty volumes, etc. Kublai Khan basically concentrated on most of the legalist works.
Researched.
After studying law seriously and studying Chinese law episode by episode, Kublai Khan looked at the laws of Yuan and Meng, and found that there were loopholes in Yuan and Meng's laws.
Temujin imitated the Han system and founded the Yuan-Meng Dynasty, but he only learned a little bit about the Han method. The most typical one is that the Han method is suitable for farming civilization, while the Yuan-Meng Dynasty is a nomadic civilization.
The Yuanmeng Dynasty had not even passed the semi-nomadic and semi-agricultural period, but Temujin directly implemented methods suitable for agricultural civilization. Naturally, he only learned four things.
Kublai Khan made up his mind and prepared to inform his father about his understanding of the law so that Yuan Meng could introduce a more suitable new law as soon as possible.
But what Kublai Khan didn't expect was that he had just finished writing his letter home, and before he had time to send it out, he received the news that Tuo Lei had been assassinated.
After learning about this incident, Kublai Khan was devastated. He knew that this incident was not done by the Qin army. After all, the Qin army had a great master. Even if it was an assassination, it was impossible to send ordinary dead soldiers there.
After a little speculation, Kublai Khan guessed the intention of the assassin. It was obvious that he was deliberately placing the blame on the Qin army to provoke a war between Qin and Yuan Dynasty.
At this thought, Kublai Khan wished he could fly back to Dragon City, but he was still a hostage, and the relationship between Yuan and Qin was becoming increasingly tense, so it was impossible to let him go back to his country.