After rebirth, I joined forces with my mortal enemy to seek revenge.

Put the pocket on the case. Li Xiujing looked at the letter in his hand, thoughts flashing in his eyes.

The twilight of autumn stretched his shadow long, and the fatigue on his body could not be concealed. The cold in the north always comes early, and the frost is heavier than in Chang'an.

Opening the letter in his hand, a sycamore leaf fell floating down. With quick eyes and hands, he caught the autumn leaf and spread it out smoothly in his palm.

The handwriting on the letter hit my eyes. It's Pei Jiaoran's calligraphy, and the poem is "There Are Strange Trees in the Courtyard" by Han Yuefu. This is a poem about a woman's resentment, and it is a woman's longing for her husband who is traveling far away. At the same time, it also expresses the sadness caused by the hopeless hope of returning home.

Looking at the end of the letter, he suddenly changed his writing style and wrote, "Why is this thing so valuable? But I feel sorry for you." Li Xiujing couldn't help but shake his head and let out a chuckle.

He Liang, who was on the side, poked his head over and said in surprise: "General Mrs. Pei wrote to you, shouldn't you be happy? Why are you laughing for no reason?"

After hearing about it, Li Xiujing pinched the leaf stem, gathered her clothes and sat down.

With Pei Jiaoran's character, there is no way he could write a poem about resentment, not to mention the fact that this kind of wife misses her husband. Most likely, she wanted to express something through this poem about resentment, and she sent the letter to ask herself to guess what she was thinking.

After taking the pen, Li Xiujing dipped ink into the Piyong inkstone. He copied the poem on jade paper again, and also deliberately changed the writing style of the last sentence.

Consider the original meaning of that sentence carefully. That is the highlight of the whole poem, which represents the owner's view that life is short, and a woman is like a flower, unable to withstand any time of waiting, let alone wind and rain.

Whose life is too short to wait any longer? Is it Pei Jiaoran, obviously not. She lived her life freely at that time, and her name went down in history. Therefore, this poem should refer to someone else.

After thinking for a while, Li Xiujing vaguely understood. Pei Jiaoran was hinting to him that it was best to break the deadlock quickly on the battlefield in Heshuo.

After figuring out the key point in the letter, Li Xiujing tapped the table with her fingers. It was as if as soon as he closed his eyes, he could see Pei Jiaoran writing a letter to him with a condescending look on his face.

It's really bad.

So Li Xiujing walked out of the camp and dug a handful of soil. He returned to the case and sat down, watching the autumn sun coming through. He calmly wrote a reply to Pei Jiaoran.

He wrapped the dug soil in silk. Packed in wooden box.

I added two more sentences at the end of the letter——

I hope your method can enter the Heshuo soil.

May your heart be like mine, and we may never be apart from each other year after year.

This letter was sent to Chang'an in the autumn wind. At the same time, because the official troops were stationed on the banks of the Zhang River, Tian Min sent his generals to guard the bridge and build city walls for defense.

In order to allow the imperial army to cross the river, Zhou Sui ordered hundreds of military vehicles to be connected with iron locks to cut off the river. Sandbags were also filled with soil to intercept the river water and make it shallower. The officers and soldiers successfully crossed the river and stationed themselves.

The officers and soldiers crossed the river, but Tian Min panicked. The spies were ordered to keep a close eye on the movements of the officers and soldiers.

In the official camp, all the troops from the imperial court gathered their troops.

Zhou Suigao stood on the general's platform and shouted: "My sons of Wei, your opportunity has come to make contributions. I order you to bring only ten days of food and follow a certain man to Cangkou to confront the rebels across the Huan River."

As soon as they heard the words "make contributions", the crowd's shouts became louder.

The army broke out of camp at midnight and marched to the bank of Huan River to set up camp.

Li Xiujing was still responsible for calling the formation.

The imperial flags were flying beside the Huan River, and the atmosphere in the camp was still peaceful.

"Thank you for your hard work these days, General Li." Zhou Sui patted Li Xiujing on the shoulder and praised him.

Hearing this, Li Xiujing smiled and said, "It doesn't matter. I am lucky to be able to fight against the rebels with Zhou Jieshuai." As he said this, he looked at Zhou Sui meaningfully, "The predecessors once said, "Working together can achieve the best results. Broken gold. "I just hope that the general will put the overall situation first in the future."

After saying this, Li Xiujing bowed her hands and left.

Standing in the wind, Zhou Sui touched his nose and looked helplessly at Li Xiujing's leaving figure. He thought too, but it couldn't be that easy.

Disagreements will remain discord, but the agreed upon plan must still be implemented.

Not long after, Zhou Sui issued another military order. Each of the armies selected 5,000 elite men, totaling 20,000. After dinner in the middle of the night, before the rooster crows, we set off to attack Weizhou.

After eating, Li Xiujing wiped the horizontal knife by candlelight. She was still looking forward to this battle and capturing Tian Min. Wei Bo was in the hands of the imperial court, so how could the other two towns dare to cause rebellion?

Before the rooster crows, the armies set out along the Huan River at night.

There were still people left in the camp to make fires and cook meals. The scouts and a hundred cavalrymen who accompanied the army stayed behind, carrying firewood and firewood with them to observe the enemy's movements at any time. As soon as the imperial army left, he crouched down in the reeds to see if Wei Bo's army would catch up.

In the early morning light, the horseshoes sounded loudly.

After walking no more than ten miles, the scout hurried over on horseback and knelt down in front of Zhou Sui's horse.

"Commander, Wei Bojun is chasing us!"

Zhou Sui was overjoyed when he heard this and said, "My sons! You can make great achievements now."

The military order was issued, and the sergeants quickly pierced the armor and formed formations.

Rolling fire swept towards them, and the sound of drums and trumpets came with the wind.

"It seems that Tian Min is worried about being tricked by Xiu Jing again." Wang Baozhen said with a smile.

Holding the horse tightly, Li Xiujing chuckled, "In the past, Gao Huan conquered the Western Wei Dynasty and fought with Yuwentai in the Shayuan. Yuwentai led his troops to lie down in the reeds. Originally, Gao Huan also wanted to set a fire, but was stopped by his general Hou Jing. As a result, they were counterattacked by the Western Wei Dynasty and were eventually defeated and returned home."

"If Tian Min had Gao Huan's ability, he wouldn't be like this. Xiu Jing, you think highly of him." Wang Baozhen shook his head, "Today we will definitely kill Tian Min and report success to Chang'an."

After looking at Wang Baozhen, Li Xiujing turned to talk to Zhou Sui.

Tian Min has taken the bait, and the rest is just to watch them fight back.

Each army sent people to the front to clear away the dead grass and economy at a hundred paces in order to prepare for formation. Zhou Sui also ordered five thousand brave men each to line up in front to meet the enemy under the leadership of Feng Yuanxian.

The morning breeze stirred the reeds, and the fire came in every inch. The sound of horse hooves gradually approached, and the field flag fluttered in the wind.

Li Xiujing raised his head and looked up. His eyes fell on the flag with the word "tian" written in the middle.

Looking at Tian Min who was leading his army to approach, Li Xiujing suddenly smiled.

The most important thing about the confrontation between the two armies is the coordination between the general's command and the sergeants' formation changes. But now Wei Bojun looked tired.

The strength of a military force lies in its momentum. Do it all at once, second time tired, third time exhausted. Wei Bo's army, which was chasing them, was already exhausted.

Wei Bo's army charged into the formation with cavalry under the command of Tian Min, but their momentum was very weak. The officers and soldiers were full of murderous intent. The flag was raised and the heavily armored troops on the left side lined up with shields to block the cavalry's charge.

Wei Bo's cavalry retreated.

The flags of the officers and soldiers were raised, the drums were beating, and the infantry sergeants sang in unison. Go forward to the middle boundary, fight with the enemy, and sing and kill together. Suddenly I heard the golden bell moving again. The officers and soldiers were under strict command, and the flags and the sound of drums and horns made the sergeants cooperate in an orderly manner.