The Three Kingdoms have signed for 30 years, and I am in charge of the universe

Chapter 264 Ending.

After Cai Mao returned to Jiangxia Water Village, he immediately went to Gan Ning to give orders.

"Cai Mao pays homage to the Empress General!"

Cai Mao walked into the tent of the Chinese army and greeted Gan Ning.

"General Cai, there is no need to be polite!"

Hearing Cai Mao's voice, Gan Ning raised his head, glanced at Cai Mao, and said in a deep voice.

"What is General Cai looking for with General Ben?"

After seeing Cai Mao get up, Gan Ning asked in a deep voice.

Gan Ning was puzzled, Cai Mao, an old boy, came back from a business trip, why did he come here instead of going back to his military tent to rest?
Gan Ning didn't like Cai Mao very much, he felt that Cai Mao was too scheming and very utilitarian, so he was not a pure official.

"General Hou, those Jiangdong prisoners have been handed over to General Chen Wu, the Jiangxia guard, according to General Hou's instructions. Cai Maote is here to give orders to General Hou!"

Hearing Gan Ning asking why he came, Cai Mao replied respectfully.

"So that's it, are things going well?"

Hearing Cai Mao's answer, Gan Ning nodded and asked a casual question.

Gan Ningxin said that this old boy came to him for this matter, what is there to tell him, is he here to ask for credit?

"After returning to the general, everything is going well!"

Hearing Gan Ning's words, Cai Mao replied with a smile.

"As long as it goes well, General Cai, go down and rest!"

After hearing Cai Mao's answer, Gan Ning nodded and said something perfunctory.

"I will retire at the end!"

Hearing Gan Ning's words, Cai Mao said a word, turned around and walked out of Gan Ning's Chinese army tent.

After Cai Mao left, Gan Ning pouted at Cai Mao's back.

Gan Ning really didn't like Cai Mao.

Cai Mao gave Gan Ning the feeling of being too hypocritical.

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Ruan Xiaoqi led five Jinyi guards and galloped all the way. Along the way, Ruan Xiaoqi and six people changed horses without changing people. They only slept for two hours a day and continued on their way. They were afraid that they would delay the time and fail to deliver the information to the emperor in time. .

Jiangdong Sun Ce's invasion of Jingzhou is a matter of life and death. If Ruan Xiaoqi can arrive one day earlier, Liu Hong can make arrangements earlier.

When Ruan Xiaoqi arrived in Wancheng, what he saw was the stumped limbs and broken arms all over the ground.

In Wancheng surrounded by raging fire, four gates were opened.

Ruan Xiaoqi was shocked when he saw this scene, and immediately led five guards in Jinyi to rush into Wancheng.

In the small city of Wan, the corpses of the soldiers who died in the battle were covered with a floor of flesh and blood. Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty stood proudly on the top of the city with a sword in his hand.

At his feet, the body of Yuzhou Mu Cao Cao knelt at the feet of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty. In the heart of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's sword, the Yitian Sword, was inserted.

Around the corpses of the two, the corpses of Yuzhou and Han generals were piled up in disorder.

Ruan Xiaoqi counted the corpses and found that on the Han side, except for the hussar general Li Cunxiao, all the senior generals were killed in the battle. More than half of the hundreds of thousands of troops under his command died in their sleep.

On the Yuzhou side, from Cao Cao down, all died in battle, and no one survived.

The Emperor of the Han Dynasty died in battle, Ruan Xiaoqi did not dare to delay and immediately sent the news back to Chengdu.

One month later, the news of Han Emperor Liu Hong's death in Wancheng spread to the thirteen prefectures of the Han Dynasty.

The next day, the eldest son of the emperor ascended the throne of the emperor and became the new generation of Han emperor.

Gan Ning, who was guarding Jingzhou, died in battle in Jiangxia on the same day, under the ancient sword of Sun Ce, the little overlord of Jiangdong.

Jingzhou was incorporated into the territory of Jiangdong.

When the heroes of the Central Plains got the news, there was an uproar. They openly opposed the Han in the next month and established their own countries.

(End of this chapter)