Mi Han

Chapter 789: All the Wild Dogs Are Satisfied
Lu Dai's angry request soon reached Mi Yang's ears.

When he learned about this, Mi Yang was a little surprised.

Before Lu Fan arrived, Mi Yang had guessed that Lu Fan might appease Lu Dai.

To be on the safe side, Mi Yang had already made a plan in his mind for this conjecture.

What Mi Yang had never expected was that before his plan could be implemented, the situation continued to develop as he had imagined.

Why is this?
It seemed as if there was a pair of vigilant hands in the dark, constantly patching up Mi Yang's plan.

Just when Mi Yang was surprised, a secret report from Zhou Cang was delivered to his desk.

Traveling at night in fine clothes is not Zhou Qian's style.

Since he had done so many things for Mi Yang in secret, Zhou Qian felt it necessary to let Mi Yang know.

Otherwise, how will we reward people based on their merits later?

Zhou Qian's secret report completely resolved Mi Yang's doubts.

Looking at the secret music in his hand, Mi Yang couldn't help laughing.

"Zhou Ziyu, what a genius."

After thinking for a long time, Mi Yang finally came up with this evaluation.

Originally, Mi Yang subdued Zhou Qiang just to insert an insider into the Eastern Wu court.

But who could have thought that Zhou Qiang's subjective initiative would be so strong.

Zhou Cang was not satisfied with the simple identity of a spy, he wanted to become a famous minister who would "go down in history" and bring disaster to the country!

After Mi Yang finished evaluating Zhou Cang, he instantly thought of a person in history - Guo Kai.

Guo Kai was later known as the "fifth most famous general in the Warring States Period". As a native of Zhao, he made many contributions to Qin Shihuang's unification of the world.

Funny, yet scary.

Just imagine, when Qin Shihuang first bribed Guo Kai, he probably didn't expect that Guo Kai would be able to help him so much later.

After a brief sigh, Mi Yang said to Jiang Ji who was standing beside him:
"Remember what Zhou Qian did."

Mi Yang's words indicated that he would reward Zhou Yu according to his merits in the future.

Although Mi Yang already had a plan, Zhou Cang's behavior did help him. Mi Yang was not the kind of person who would burn bridges after crossing them.

After putting away the secret report in his hand, Mi Yang ordered people to beat drums to summon all the generals.

Zhou Cang's secret report also had another use, which was to prove that Lu Dai really wanted to help the Han army at the moment.

In that case, what is Mi Yang waiting for?
New Year's Eve passed quickly and quietly as the Han army was busy preparing for war.

As China entered the new year, the Han Dynasty also ushered in its new era name - Jianxing!
Build a prosperous business.

This reign title, chosen by Zhuge Liang himself for Liu Chan, implicitly revealed the determination of the Han Dynasty to restore the Han Dynasty.

As the leader among the generals of the Han Dynasty and the auspicious sign of the Han Dynasty who single-handedly lifted the Han Dynasty to the stage of restoration, Mi Yang naturally had a responsibility:
The new dynasty needs a new atmosphere, and the sign of its rise should be started by Mi Yang himself!
In the first month of the first year of the Jianxing reign of the Han Dynasty, the Han army, which had been preparing for more than a month, finally launched an attack on Chaisang City under the order of Mi Yang.

Under Mi Yang's arrangement, more than ten thousand Shanyue soldiers were the first to press towards Chaisang City.

The commander of these more than 10,000 Shanyue soldiers was Peng Qi, who was recommended by Mi Yang as the prefect of Yuzhang.

Peng Qi, riding a horse in front, looked at the tall city gate several miles away, with a strong fighting spirit in his eyes.

Chaisang City was originally just a small city in Yuzhang County.

Later, when Sun Ce took control of Jiangdong, it was Zhou Yu who saw the strategic significance of Chaisang City at a glance.

Following his suggestion, Sun Ce spent a lot of manpower and resources to expand the city of Chaisang.

Although Sun Ce's strength was limited at that time, he could not build Chaisang City into a big city comparable to Jianye and Jiangling in one go.

However, the strength of Chaisang City’s defenses is also among the best in the entire southeast area.

Given the solidity of Chaisang City, Peng Qi would have avoided it as much as possible when he encountered it in the past, let alone have the courage to attack it.

But today is different from the past!
Peng Qi looked back unconsciously.

Because the distance was too far, Peng Qi did not see the bright light as he wished.

But when he thought that Mi Yang might be standing on the high platform in the camp, watching his every move, Peng Qi became restless.

With the death of He Qi, in order to commend Fei Yi's achievements, Mi Yang, on the one hand, revealed his true identity in front of the Shanyue commanders, and on the other hand, he fulfilled his promise to Fei Yi with actions.

Under the eager and admiring gazes of the Shanyue chiefs, Fei Yi's youngest son was brought before Mi Yang.

Mi Yang picked him up with his own hands, held him high in the sky, and said loudly:

"From today on, you will be my adopted son, and I will change your name to Zhong!"

When Mi Yang's words rang in the ears of every Shanyue commander, they almost instantly caused great unrest.

After learning about Fei Yi's heroic act of sacrificing himself for Mi Yang, many people have secretly speculated what kind of posthumous honor Mi Yang would give Fei Yi.

But no matter how wildly some people speculated, they never thought that Mi Yang would give Fei Yi such a huge reward.

Caring for the old and the young, benefiting generations!
Even though several days have passed, Peng Qi is still excited when she thinks about it now.

It is true that it was Fei Yi's family who obtained this unprecedented wealth, but he and Peng Qi also had a young son.

He can also sacrifice himself for Mi Yang!
And Peng Qi is not the only one who has the same idea as her.

The more than ten thousand people behind Peng Qi all had the same thought!
With beautiful fantasies in their hearts and knowing that the road ahead was extremely dangerous, more than 10,000 Shanyue soldiers burst out with courage they had never possessed before and approached the direction of Chaisang City step by step.

The news of the Han army's attack soon reached Quan Cong's ears.

When Quan Cong brought Zhu Ju to the city wall, he saw not far outside the city, more than 10,000 soldiers carrying various siege weapons were advancing towards him.

After taking a closer look, Quan Cong, who had dealt with the Shanyue for many years, recognized the identities of the more than 10,000 soldiers.

Those more than ten thousand soldiers were actually Shanyue soldiers?

Quan Cong was not surprised that Mi Yang would let the Shanyue soldiers serve as vanguards.

In a siege, the first thing to be consumed is human lives.

The Shanyue soldiers were not Mi Yang's direct subordinates, so it was not surprising that Mi Yang sent them to die.

But what is strange is that those tens of thousands of Shanyue soldiers would actually obey Mi Yang's orders and die?

Quan Cong didn't believe it!
Quan Cong looked coldly at Zhu Ju who was standing beside him and ordered:
“When the enemy is within range, shoot!
I want to see if these wild dogs of the mountain can really possess the courage that only humans can possess."

After hearing Quan Cong's instructions, Zhu Ju hurriedly left to give the order.

The distance of several miles was quickly covered by the Shanyue soldiers who walked at a brisk pace.

When more than 10,000 Shanyue soldiers entered the shooting range of the Wu army, as Quan Cong had ordered, arrows rained down from the Chaisang City.

Thousands of arrows fell into the dense formation of Shanyue soldiers, causing considerable casualties in an instant.

Driven by the sound of the wind, Quan Cong, standing high on the city wall, heard a wailing sound that satisfied him.

A look of satisfaction appeared on Quan Cong's face.

Based on his understanding of the Shanyue, this round of casualties alone would be enough to cause the Shanyue soldiers to lose their morale under normal circumstances.

In order to verify his guess, Quan Cong looked at the Shanyue soldiers under the city again.

What Quan Cong didn't know was that several miles away on the Yangtze River, Lu Fan was also waiting for the scouts' report.

Whether to launch an attack depends entirely on the scouts' report.