The generals at Nanguan are really inferior to those at Beiguan.
If it were in Beiguan, even if the commander-in-chief was caught, everyone would still do what they were supposed to do. Let alone the commander-in-chief, the emperor would be caught. From the guards to the army, no one would open the city gate.
Several of Chu Wensheng's men, who had already sneaked into Qiongzhou City, took out an imperial edict from nowhere. They pretended to be personal. They raised the edict high and yelled a few times. Bing Tao had been captured for intending to rebel.
, Che Xiao, Fei Ruhu, Li Moumou, Wang Moumou, and various others helped the court to capture the rebels, how so and so.
Except for Che Xiao and Fei Ruhu, these dozen or so "someones" are all Bing Tao's cronies. The so-called assisting the court in catching the rebels is completely nonsense.
But these people all agree that this is nonsense.
What should I do if I don't recognize it? Bing Tao was not caught and was not sent to the city. Chu Wensheng had already arranged for his men nearby to fly over and kill Bing Tao in front of all the troops on the city wall.
Tao was taken away and disappeared from sight.
A group of dragons without a capital would be in chaos, let alone the guards on the city wall. They were not dragons, but at best they were just a group of snakes, or cauliflower snakes.
After that, Chu Wensheng entered the city, climbed the city wall, and took out the imperial edict. Of course, this imperial edict was a forgery, and the forgery was of extremely poor quality, because Lao Chu knew that no one had ever seen what the imperial edict looked like.
Dare not say a word no.
Jiliwala said a lot, which roughly meant that Bing Tao had rebelled, and he had succeeded him as the commander-in-chief of Nanguan. After he finished speaking, he laughed and called five names. All these people came over, and then... Chu
Wen Sheng took action.
He grabbed the long sword of the soldiers beside him, slashed their heads, and killed two of them. Qin Lie grabbed one with one hand and threw them directly from the tower. The last one was left, and Chu Wen was so frightened that he peed.
Sheng punched the guy in the abdomen. After he fell, he stepped on the unlucky man's head, causing the blood to burst.
This scene completely shocked everyone around. There were more than 30 generals, big and small, on the city wall, and they didn't even dare to breathe.
And these five unlucky guys who don't even deserve to be named are Bing Tao's cronies, the kind who may give in on the surface but may cause trouble in private.
In the blink of an eye, Chu Wensheng became the commander-in-chief of Nanguan, and his first order was to withdraw all soldiers and civilians from Qiongzhou City.
A group of generals looked anxious. One of them, the oldest, had just opened his mouth to say "no", but without even saying "but", an archer, an archer with an extremely ordinary appearance, suddenly took out a short knife and made a puff sound.
, pierced into the heart of the veteran.
Everyone took a breath of cold air. How many people did Chu Wensheng secretly arrange?
Chu Wensheng, with thick eyebrows and big eyes, looked at many generals with his trademark honest smile, and asked if anyone else had any opinions?
No one has any objections, because no one knows how many details Chu Wensheng has arranged and how many generals he has bribed. If he has any objections, will someone suddenly come out and kill him to death?
Holding the seal of Nanguan Commander in hand, things continued to develop according to Chu Wensheng's script.
After everyone withdrew from Qiongzhou City, more than 20,000 barbarians began to enter the city happily.
At night, the four gates were blocked, and the "siege" of the city, which was blocked from the outside and lasted for at least ten days, began.
When Akagibe and the others realized that there wasn't much food in the city and that they couldn't leave, it was already too late.
Chu Wensheng put on his armor, rode on a tall horse, and issued one after another spine-chilling military orders.
Mobilize troops and horses from the rear to besiege the city, completely cut off food, cut off water sources, etc. All the orders are just one sentence. At the minimum cost, almost without paying any price, kill more than 20,000 people who came to find trouble without leaving a single sentence!
Everything was a foregone conclusion. Even a pig could figure out what was going to happen next. On the third day, Chu Wensheng casually threw the commander's seal to Che Xiao like throwing away garbage. With a wave of his hand, he took Qin Lie and Fei Ruhu with him.
Two people, next, he is going to frame Prince Wu's Mansion.
He is only responsible for killing and arresting people, and is not responsible for reorganizing the army or reorganizing the command structure of the Nanguan generals.
Before leaving, Chu Wensheng only said one sentence and looked at all the generals - don't let me come back again. If you try to trouble me to come back again, you will all die and your whole family will be buried with you!
As the representative of the Fei family, the unlucky Ji Fei was like a tiger, riding a horse, following behind Chu Wensheng, looking at the back of the tall man, not daring to breathe.
Everything was as Chu Wensheng said. He came to the border to do only three things: resolve the rebellion among the Chimu tribe, frame the King of Wu, and capture Bing Tao.
First enter Changyang City and Gubu's maze formation.
This was done to convince Bing Tao that Chu Wensheng was in Changyang City.
Secretly "bribing" Che Xiao, Zhang Da, and Fei Ruhu.
The three of them were acting on the tower. It looked like they were arguing, but in fact, they were "helping" Bing Tao analyze the pros and cons, guide Bing Tao's thinking, and let Bing Tao fall into the trap.
Chu Wensheng went to the mountains and forests. Qin Lie, who had a conversation with him, used Qiongzhou City as bait and told the chief of the Chimu tribe that he wanted to rebel. He wanted to rebel. As long as Bing Tao could be lured out of the city, he could become the leader.
Marshal Nanguan.
Chief Akagi also fell into the trap, because this is human psychology, if you pay too little, you will gain too much, why not do it.
In Chu Wensheng's words, if there are dates but there are no dates, if you hit three poles, you will be done with it if I, Old Chu, am righteous or not. You don't need to do anything. The more troops, the better. It will create the illusion of siege. I will let Chang Yang
There is no food supply in the city. You don't need to pay anything. I will kill Bing Tao and give you Qiongzhou City as your base. Then I will raise the flag and stand on my own. Let's work together to push to Weijiang. The imperial court is all my people.
I will definitely become the emperor, and then we will rule across the river, and even if I lie to you, you will have nothing to lose. Anyway, you are going to attack Qiongzhou City. Even if I lie to you or fail to understand in the end, you can still get a lot of food for free.
And fine wine, why not.
Fanren was fooled and was lured out by Bing Tao, who also fell into the trap. Then Chu Wensheng showed an honest smile, killed the chief of the Chimu tribe, captured Bing Tao, and at the same time asked Chief Ada, who had been bribed by him long ago, to
Although the chief was ambitious but timid, he introduced the Chimu tribe and other tribes who had been oppressing him into Qiongzhou City, and was besieged to death by the Nanguan army.
The last step was to frame the blame and put the blame on Prince Wu's Palace. He went directly to the fiefdom of Prince Wu's Palace to arrest all the family members of Prince Wu and escort them to the capital. He announced to the outside world that the people who led the people into the city were from Prince Wu's Palace, and he had thick eyebrows and big eyes.
The honest right minister of the Ministry of Industry has nothing to do with it.
This method of framing the blame is both clumsy and clever.
Unfortunately, the generals in Nanguan knew that it was Chu Wensheng who introduced the Fan people into Qiongzhou City.
But the clever thing is that no one will complain about the Wu Palace, let alone annihilate many Chimu tribes, killing 20,000 to 30,000 people in one fell swoop, and Wu Wang’s family members were captured in the capital. The happiest thing is the emperor.
, and the courtiers, at least the courtiers must look happy.
After struggling for half a month, Chu Wensheng accomplished all three things. He left Nanguan with half a battalion of soldiers from Zhechong Mansion and escorted hundreds of people.
And Fei Ruhu finally met his unlucky son Fei Gong.
Fei Gong's nose was bruised and his face was swollen, and he was beaten by Qin Lie. When he saw his father, he felt aggrieved and wanted to file a complaint. However, Qin Lie glared at him and he didn't dare to fart.
Fei Gong was in his early twenties, about the same age as Qin Lie, but he seemed to be extremely afraid of Qin Lie, not just in the sense of being beaten, but also in the sense of being suppressed by blood.
Fei Ruhu's son came back, but the money went out. Five hundred thousand silver notes were stuffed into Chu Wensheng's baggage.
This 500,000 yuan is money to buy your life.
Chu Wensheng said that he would not tell the court that the Fei family was cooperating with Bing Tao.
It's not that Chu Wensheng was blinded by money. He would definitely tell the emperor about the Fei family's affairs, but he wouldn't say it openly, because the Fei family was a real established noble in the south of Weijiang River, and the imperial court wanted to arrest the Fei family.
The gates are full, and the several state capitals in Weijiang will be in chaos.
As for whether the emperor would really use force against the Fei family in a hurry, if Chu Wensheng was not in charge, he would blackmail the Fei family's 500,000 yuan as hard work.
Three official matters, one private matter, official matters, arresting Bing Tao, killing Fanman, and blaming the King of Wu. The last two matters were solved by Chu Wensheng conveniently because he was afraid of trouble. The last private matter has come and gone.
Give money to his son to spend money.
Chu Wensheng left, but Nanguan left behind the legend about Lao Chu forever.
I believe that before Chu Wensheng died, no general in Nanguan felt disloyal.
