Reborn Yue Feizhi returns my rivers and mountains

Yue Fei arrived in Jiangxi, but before he could go to Jiangzhou, he received an ultimatum from the pacifying ambassador Li Huiwen on the way.It is written that after Cao Cheng surrendered, Ma You, who originally joined Yue Fei in conquering Cao Cheng, led tens of thousands of people including Hao Tong, Bu Liang, Wang Jun, etc. to rebel again under the persuasion of Cao Cheng's surrendered general Hao Zheng. Therefore, Li returned to He warned Han Shizhong and Yue Fei to divert their troops to attack Ma You.

After Yue Fei read the letter, he had no choice but to order Chen Que to lead a large group of troops and their families to Jiangzhou, while he personally led [-] elite troops to Tanzhou.Chen Que has followed Yue Fei diligently over the years, and he is also very adaptable to his role. Yue Fei was once under his command, and he knew that he was a benevolent and selfless man who loved his subordinates very much and had an excellent reputation among the soldiers.Since Majiadu, Chen Cui handed over the command of the army to Yue Fei and focused more on logistics. Although his military achievements were not as good as before, he was really the indispensable number two figure in the Yue family's army.

Yue Fei once wanted Chen Que to follow him in the battle and gain some military merit, but Chen Que politely refused.He said: "Now that the Yue family's army has been formed, you have many brave generals such as Gao Chong and Yue Yun. There are also Zhang Xian and Shi Quan who are outstanding in strategy. I am not young. If I go to the battle, I will be able to use both martial arts and strategy." If you are not as good as everyone else, it will be a burden for you. But it is better to sit at the back, buy a supply of military supplies for you, and train your troops so that you have no worries. This is also where I can contribute to the Yue Family Army."

The new soldiers who join the Yue family army or the captured surrendered soldiers must first be drilled by Chen Que before they can be put into the battlefield. Chen Que even specially wrote the ideological education content and military discipline and military regulations that Yue Fei usually talked about. A booklet used to teach soldiers.Yue Fei couldn't help but be impressed after seeing this booklet. It contains everything from the Three Laws and Eight Precepts to the formation of the Yue Family Army, as well as the major battles it has experienced, including the comparison of the enemy's and ours' military strength, the final proportion of battle losses, and various strategies. Gains and losses and other details are all recorded here, and the description of himself is extremely vivid and specific. Yue Fei asked himself that even if he wrote it himself, he would not be able to do what Chen Que did.So he ordered people to copy and engrave it. Everyone from the company commander to the officers had a copy, and they carefully watched and studied it in their free time. They used this as a guide to carry out ideological education for the entire army.

What is even more commendable is that Yue Fei reported Chen Que's contribution to the court. The Privy Council originally wanted to appoint him to lead a state, but Chen Que rejected it. According to what he said, "Chen's only wish now is to watch." Pengju regained the Central Plains and drove out the gold thieves. If I were sent elsewhere, wouldn't I miss such an important event?" So in desperation, the Privy Council could only grant him a salary and dispatch, and he remained in the Yue family's army.

But it was said that Chen Que led his army and his family to settle down in Jiangzhou, while Yue Fei led 8000 elite soldiers and a group of generals to Tanzhou.Halfway through the journey, he received an ultimatum from Li, saying that Hao Tong, under Ma You, had more than [-] bandits and was attacking Junzhou. He ordered Yue Fei to go and recruit the bandits to relieve the siege of Junzhou.So Yue Fei's army moved to Junzhou, defeated Hao Tong in a battle outside the city, recruited him to surrender, and further reduced the remaining troops, and finally had [-] elite troops.

After winning this battle, Yue Fei's troops increased to [-], so he wrote to the Privy Council, stating that the troops and horses he had obtained were sufficient for defense. The Han Jing and Wu Xi armies under his control had been damaged in the previous campaign against Cao Cheng, and they were just resting and recuperating, so there was no need to advance.So the Privy Council ordered Han Jing and Wu Xi to return to Jinghu, and Li Gang, the Xuanfu envoy to Guangnan, controlled the situation and still led their troops to the garrison.

At this time, Ma You learned that Hao Tong had been defeated, so he took advantage of Yue Fei's defense along the river to attack the west of Junzhou City again. When the city guards heard that the thieves were coming, they were so frightened that they abandoned the city and fled. The sergeants in the city were leaderless and saw The thieves arrived and were defeated without a fight.Fortunately, Yue Fei returned to help in time. Ma You had been with Yue Fei when he conquered Cao Cheng, and knew the power of Yue's army. When he heard that Yue's army was coming, he did not dare to fight, and immediately led his army to flee back to Tanzhou.

Soon after, Li Hong led his troops into Tanzhou and killed Ma You. However, he was unwilling to accept the instructions of the court and instead occupied Tanzhou and rebelled against the army.When Han Shizhong heard the news, he sent his subordinates to control Jieyuan and Juzhen to attack Tanzhou, capture Li Hong and escort him to Changsha, and beheaded him in Changsha City to warn the rebels.

Then Yue Fei sent a large army to Jiangzhou, met with Chen Que, and handed over the surrendered troops to Chen Que for further training.At this time, Liu Zhong, the leader of the bandits, gathered people in Yuezhou and caused chaos everywhere.This Liu Zhong was originally a citizen of Qichun County, Qizhou. He and his subordinates all wore white felt hats, so he called himself "White Felt Man". He once gathered troops in the east of Jingdong and tattooed his forehead, so he was also called "Flower Faced Beast".This man was quite brave. He first gathered people in Huairen County, Haizhou, and fought several battles with Fan Qiong, the former general of the imperial camp to suppress the invaders, and defeated the officers and soldiers.

Later, Liu Zhong led his troops to invade Qizhou, but was defeated by Han Shiqing, the inspector of Qihuangdu, and retreated to Shuzhou.Now they occupy Baimian Mountain in Yuezhou, with tens of thousands of people, with camps facing each other, specializing in killing and plundering.Therefore, Li Hui ordered Yue Fei to go to Yuezhou to join Han Shizhong and attack Liu Zhong together, so Yue Fei immediately raised troops to Yuezhou.

Yue Fei and Han Shizhong met up and garrisoned troops at Ledu, Yuezhou Province. The two brothers were naturally overjoyed to see each other. Later, Han Shizhong and Yue Fei looked at Baimian Mountain from a distance. Seeing that the bandits were in a slightly chaotic formation, they wanted to take advantage of the situation and attack. However, Meng, the envoy of Xuanfu, Yu said that the army was tired from afar and it was not advisable to fight quickly. He hoped that Han Shizhong would rest first and then take his time.

Han Shizhong frowned when he heard this and said: "The interests of the military are determined by the policy. I am not familiar with the political affairs. Please wait for half a month to be effective." So he sent his army to the foot of Baimian Mountain to confront Liu Zhong, and formed an array thirty miles away from the bandit camp. And he set up a chessboard in front of the formation and called Meng Yu to come and play chess and drink. The army watched from the side but remained motionless. Seeing this formation, Liu Zhong didn't know what it meant. He also saw the power of Han Shizhong's army, so he didn't dare to move lightly.

However, Han Shizhong's move only paralyzed Liu Zhong. In fact, he and Yue Fei had already made arrangements secretly. Han Shizhong would take the lead to attract Liu Zhong's attention, while Yue Fei went to the sentry camp alone to investigate the thieves.

At this time, Yue Fei saw that Han Shizhong had successfully attracted Liu Zhong, so he arranged for Zhang Xian and others to take good care of the army, while he alone carried a gun, straddled a horse, and waded to the rear of the bandit camp to look around.

After arriving at the mountain, Yue Fei found that Liu Zhong's bandit soldiers had set up a watchtower on the mountain. They guarded it with troops from a high view, and garrisoned troops on the four mountains. They followed his orders and went out to fight.Yue Fei could see clearly, so he returned to the army and said to Han Shizhong: "Although Liu Zhong has many soldiers and horses, everything he does is commanded by the watchtower. If he can seize the rebel watchtower, his skills will be exhausted." Han Shizhong heard this. Words of joy.

That night, Han Shizhong and Yue Fei went out side by side. It was still like daylight. Han Shizhong led Jieyuan, Cheng Min, Ju Zhen and other generals to break out of camp and send his general Su Ge to hide two thousand elite troops on the side of Baimian Mountain.Yue Fei, on the other hand, personally led two thousand elite troops of the Yue family to correspond with Su Ge from afar.

Liu Zhong heard that Han Shizhong was coming and hurriedly raised troops to fight.When the two armies were fighting, all the elite soldiers Su Ge and Yue Fei were ambushing on both sides of the mountain rose up and charged into Liu Zhong's middle army.Yue Fei bent his bow and arrows in the chaos, and shot all the commanding sergeants on the watchtower. Then the officers and soldiers of the Yue Family Army captured the watchtower, and used the watchtower to command the officers and soldiers below to chase and kill the traitors.So the officers and soldiers from all sides advanced together, shouting like thunder, and the traitors looked back and fled in shock.

It is said that Liu Zhong was defeated and fled north, intending to defect to Liu Yu, but Zhang Xian saw him fleeing and chased him single-handedly.