Three Kingdoms: Domination of the World

The plains of Liaozhou were covered in green grass, undulating in the gentle breeze. Zhao Yun and Pang Tong were standing on a high slope, overlooking the surrounding terrain.

Zhao Yun, clad in a white battle robe that fluttered in the wind, looked like a god of war descending from the heavens. He wielded a silver spear pierced with dragon gall, its tip gleaming coldly in the sunlight. Pang Tong, clad in a gray robe, a silk scarf on his head, and a feather fan in hand, exuded the elegance of a scholarly strategist.

"Zilong, the army of Xianbei Marshal Mu Huali is brave and good at fighting, we must be fully prepared." Pang Tong said solemnly, shaking his feather fan.

Zhao Yun nodded and said with a firm look:

"Don't worry, General Pang, I, Zhao Yun, will do my best. Moreover, we must make good arrangements to assist in the defense of Youzhou and not let the enemy take advantage of the opportunity." His voice was firm and powerful, like a heavy hammer, hitting Pang Tong's heart.

Pang Tong smiled slightly and said:

"With General Zilong here, I feel at ease. You see, the terrain here is open and suitable for cavalry combat. We can set up an ambush here, and when the enemy enters the encirclement, we can wipe them out in one fell swoop." As he spoke, he pointed to a location on the sand table with his feather fan.

Zhao Yun carefully observed the sand table, thought for a moment and said:

"General Pang, this is a brilliant plan. However, we must also be careful of the enemy's scouts and not let them discover our ambush."

After the two men finished their discussion, they began to make arrangements. Zhao Yun personally led the soldiers in training to improve their combat effectiveness, while Pang Tong was busy arranging matters such as intelligence transmission and the allocation of supplies.

With their combined efforts, the defenses of Liaozhou and Youzhou became impenetrable, like a Great Wall of Steel, blocking the Xianbei army of Mu Huali and making it impossible for them to advance even a single step. It wasn't until Zhao Yun received news of Taishi Ci's attack on Murong Chui's forces in Fuyu that Liaozhou troops began to gather frequently on the front lines of Goguryeo and Fuyu.

On the front lines of Bingzhou and Yuzhou, there was flames of war and smoke everywhere.

Yue Fei rode a tall steed, galloping across the battlefield, commanding his soldiers. He was clad in golden armor, radiant in the sunlight, like a god of war descended to earth.

Sun Wu's army, Wu Qi's army and Cao Cao's army launched a fierce attack on Yue Fei's defense line from three directions.

Sun Wu's troops, armed with spears, formed neat square formations and advanced steadily. Wu Qi's troops employed flexible tactics, coordinating cavalry and infantry to try to break through Yue Fei's defenses. Cao Cao's troops were even more elite, their soldiers well-equipped and highly effective.

Facing such a powerful enemy, Yue Fei showed no fear at all. He waved his spear and shouted loudly:

"Soldiers, follow me to kill the enemy! Today, we must make sure that the enemy will never return!" His voice was as loud as a bell, echoing on the battlefield and inspiring the soldiers' fighting spirit.

Upon hearing Yue Fei's call, the soldiers rushed forward and engaged in a fierce battle with the enemy. The flashing of swords and the cries of killing and the screams of agony mixed together, and the entire battlefield fell into chaos.

Yue Fei led the charge, charging into the enemy lines, his spear wielding like a dragon emerging from the sea. Wherever he went, the enemy fell. His bravery inspired the soldiers, who worked together to stubbornly resist the enemy's attack.

In this fierce battle, Yue Fei demonstrated his outstanding military talent and firm conviction. He skillfully used tactics and flexibly responded to the enemy's attacks, making it impossible for Sun Wu, Wu Qi, and Cao Cao's armies to break through his defenses.

Despite the enormous pressure, Yue Fei remained calm and composed, commanding with confidence. He became the backbone of the Bingzhou and Yuzhou fronts and guarded the peace of this land.

Suo Chao stood before a military map, the flickering candlelight within the tent illuminating his resolute face. His gaze was as sharp as a torch, scrutinizing every detail on the map, his mind constantly pondering how to coordinate the war effort across the various states from a holistic perspective.

On the map, marks of different colors represent the distribution of various forces and the deployment of troops. It looks complicated, but in Suo Chao's eyes, there is a clear thread.

Inside the cabin stood the shadow messengers, personally crafted by Madam Yanxiang. Once the Shadow Guards were deployed, there was no place where news could not reach. Each of them was highly skilled in martial arts and adept at lurking and gathering military intelligence.

"Send a letter to Liu Yuan's 10 troops stationed in Zhuyazhou, to immediately send troops to Jiuzhen County in Jiaozhou and seize the Jiaozhou area in Jiangdong." Suo Chao whispered to himself. His voice was low and powerful, as if he was issuing an order that could not be disobeyed.

"Yes!" A heroic female voice sounded.

Suo Chao's finger slowly traced the locations of Zhuya Prefecture and Jiuzhen Commandery in Jiaozhou on the map, a glint in his eyes. Liu Yuan's army was quite capable; if they could dispatch troops to Jiaozhou, they would surely deal a heavy blow to the Jiangdong forces and disrupt their strategic layout.

"Send a letter to Tuoba Tao to have his 10 troops sail from Yizhou and head straight for Yangzhou and Kuaiji County." Suo Chao continued to give orders.

"Yes!" Another ethereal female voice sounded.

Suo Chao pointed in the direction of Yizhou and Yangzhou's Kuaiji Commandery. Tuoba Tao's army excelled at naval warfare. By embarking from Yizhou, they could launch a surprise attack on Kuaiji Commandery, posing a significant threat to the Jiangdong forces' rear. This tactic would strike them unawares, leaving them vulnerable to attack from both ends.

"Cao's army has not yet gained a firm foothold in Xuzhou. This is the best time to recapture Xuzhou." Suo Chao's eyes fell on the position of Xuzhou, and he had already made a decision in his heart.

Xuzhou is geographically important and of great strategic significance. Cao's army has just occupied Xuzhou, and its foundation is not yet stable. If we send troops to recapture it now, we will surely achieve twice the result with half the effort.

Suo Chao knew very well that in order to completely pacify the troubled times, he must seize every opportunity to strike at all forces from all aspects, gradually weaken their power, and ultimately achieve the unification of the world.

Suo Chao paced back and forth in his tent, mentally deducing the details of implementing each strategic plan. He knew that every decision depended on the life and death of countless soldiers and the direction of the world situation.

"Calling for the Eastern Wu Overseas Legion." Suo Chao stood at the bow, gazing at the turbulent waters of the East China Sea, lost in thought.

End this chaotic world and create a new era of peace and prosperity. And the teleportation mission that will begin tomorrow may be the key step for Suo Chao to succeed.