Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

Shoot people first, shoot horses, and capture thieves first.

With the capture of the general Wang Jiangcheng, the Jin army completely gave up resistance and dropped their soldiers one after another. Those who fled stopped.

No wonder the Jin people behaved like this.

Although Huan Wen is in charge of the court now, it is far from the point where "the king and the horse rule the world together" in the future.

But the power of the Wang family is also spread inside and outside the court, and it is definitely not something ordinary soldiers like them can offend.

What's the use of running away now?

Without Wang Jiang, even if he could return to Jiangdong, he would still be dead.

"Are you willing to surrender?"

Just as Wang Jiang was about to reply, Zhang Wu suddenly realized something was wrong and said to himself, "Forget it." He casually threw Wang Jiang into the river. Not satisfied, he casually removed a javelin and threw it. After a while, it floated on the surface of the river. A bloody corpse.

There are some benefits to surrendering Wang Jiang, but this guy has no skills, and is timid and fearful of battle without any outstanding performance. If he surrenders, it will make Wei look like a rag collector, picking up all kinds of rubbish.

And Wang Jiang's greatest use is his status as a member of the royal family. But this layer of identity will also expire when he returns.

"Master Jin Wu is mighty, Master Jin Wu is mighty!" The deputy general came over crookedly in his boat.

Because of dizziness, my calves were still spinning a little.

"Collect the prisoners. Those who are still willing to join the army are separated into a separate battalion. Those who are not willing to serve the Wei Dynasty take away their weapons and armor and drive hundreds of miles westward."

"As for them." Zhang Wu looked back at Wang Jiang's henchmen: "Kill them, there seems to be no use in keeping them."

"Order!"

Amidst shouting and begging for mercy, the deputy general led the soldiers to push everyone out. After a while, there was a howling like a slaughtering pig from the shore, and then calm returned.

During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the system for selecting officials was a nine-grade official system.

There is no poor family in the upper class, and there is no aristocratic family in the lower class.

When the world is most chaotic, it is also when the family is at its peak.

The class conflict is particularly obvious at this stage. There is no benefit in keeping them. On the contrary, killing them will appease the Jin army and surrender.

As for offending the aristocratic families within the Jin Dynasty?

They were nothing in Zhang Wu's eyes. Not to mention offending them, they would kill them all without even frowning.

Or is it that if all the noble families are dead, there will be no wise people to govern the world? It's even more of a fallacy.

Great talent in governing a country requires outstanding talent and learning. But there is not much demand for such people, and even now there are enough people in the Cao Wei court.

The local officials who govern small towns and counties below do not need any vision beyond superman or a plan to bring peace to the world. It was enough to be literate and be able to implement the corresponding system in accordance with the regulations of the imperial court. What was more important was to maintain the social customs in the village. These things could not be learned in books.

The battle losses of each battalion were quickly tallied and summarized.

Because this battle was so fast, it took less than two hours from start to finish.

The losses on both sides were not very heavy.

The Wei army lost 310 cavalry and more than 2,500 infantry, with a total casualty of less than 3,000.

On the Jin side, the generals and deputy generals were all given the title, and their soldiers suffered a total of more than 8,300 casualties.

Except for a few that Zhang Wu smashed with great force, the warships were well preserved.

In other words, as long as Cao Wei now has enough navy troops, based on the ships stopped crossing the river, he is fully qualified to compete with Sima Jin's navy for supremacy on the river, and even suppress the other side.

After all, Huan Wen spent a lot of money on this Northern Expedition, dispatching more than half of the main battleships of the Jin Dynasty.

Night comes,

Wind blows.

"Brother Xishun, believe me, it's really the general on the red horse who asked me to come find you and help you lead the tiger."

When Sun Qi said this, he almost didn't believe it.

Originally, he thought that the general was making fun of him, but he didn't expect that he would go all the way and find a fierce man with a tiger as his companion behind the military formation.

"You said you stopped a general riding a red horse in front of the battle?"

Sun Qi nodded.

"Then the general didn't kill you, but he still asked you to come look for me?"

Sun Qi nodded again.

"Help me lead the tiger?"

"Yeah, I didn't believe it at first. Otherwise, how would I know that there is such a fierce person like you behind me?" Sun Qi said, carefully looking at Xiao Huang, for fear that the evil tiger would suddenly devour people and swallow him. .

"Before I came here, I heard Brother Meng say that 'Jin people are cunning'. Xie Ke can really deceive you. You, with thin arms and legs, dare to stop Jin Wu Ye's Chi Ji? Master Ma can send you there with just one kick. See the King of Hell.”

"Master Jin Wu, Chi Ji. Don't lie to me."

Xishun curled his lips disdainfully: "Are you Han? Have you never entered Yunxiao Pavilion? Have you never paid homage to Lord Jin Wu?"

"Scared! Is it really Lord Jin Wu? I asked you what was shouting on the shore earlier."

"Why did I lie to you? You're acting like a fool. If you have nothing to do, leave quickly. I'm still going to join you. You have nothing to do with me, so get out of here."

".So you can't drive me away. Master Jin Wu asked me to come. You can't disobey the military order, right?"

When the two of them were arguing and arguing, the door tent was suddenly opened by a soldier:

"Xishun, Xishun. There is no need to go to Hefei to investigate. Lord Jin Wu has called you over."

"coming."

"I'll go as well."

In the main account, there are two columns of generals above the rank of captain.

Zhang Wu stood in front of a huge map, with his deputy making detailed annotations next to him.

In Zhang Wu's original plan, after taking the Hengjiang Crossing, the next step was to head for Hefei and outflank Huan Wen from behind.

I just changed my mind temporarily.

First of all, there are too many pawns.

They all had to work as soldiers to get food, and the treatment between the two sides was very different. Even the native Jin people wanted to serve as soldiers in the Northern Wei Dynasty.

In addition, Wei Jun shouted from the shore before, and the matter was completely spread.

Therefore, the Jin army surrendered their soldiers, without exception, all surrendered.

It's not that Zhang Wu has no way to arrange for the soldiers to be surrendered.

Without the general leader, these people would make some changes, and it would be difficult to unify their thoughts. And with Wei soldiers guarding them, they would not be able to cause much trouble.

Furthermore, the faith points they truly convey cannot be faked.

Not to mention 10%, at least 99% of them sincerely want to fight with Zhang Wu.

In fact, what really caused Zhang Wu to change his attention temporarily was the full number of warships on the cross-river crossing!

Although the navy of Cao Wei in the main realm has improved, it is only in its initial stage.

His name is Jinghuai Navy Commander, but he is basically a mascot. The Navy Commander who has never even been on a ship is considered a bird Commander.

Now there are soldiers who are good at water, and there are ten thousand warships. The God-given opportunity was right in front of him, so Zhang Wu didn't want to go to Jiangdong to show off his power.

As for Hefei

Hefei has Ran Min and Wang Meng.

Huan Wen was just a powerful minister. In terms of military combat, ten of them tied together would not be a match for these two.

As for the justly-named Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, there really is no shop like this in this village!