Ball Ball Cultivation

When Han Lin released 10,000 dan of grain from the storage talisman, he had planned all this. He would take advantage of the fact that the Qiang Kingdom was completely unprepared and lead his army straight to the Qiang Kingdom's imperial city. It would be best if he could kill all the Qiang royal family and nobles, rob them, and then withdraw quickly.

If there is going to be chaos, let the three kingdoms be in chaos at the same time. The three countries that have been fighting each other for years will lose their upper class, leaving only the poor, making it easier to establish a new system.

Han Shu also arranged inside the Tatars, and by inciting them, he should be able to create civil unrest, but it is unknown to what extent he can do so.

We can only pray for the blessings of our ancestors.

This kind of rapid guerrilla warfare is to catch the enemy off guard, which will lead to a larger counterattack afterwards and is not conducive to a defensive battle.

Han Shu is a true military genius.

With the route map provided by Qiuqiu, it became very feasible to avoid the military area of ​​the main military force of Qiang State, attack Huanglong directly, and attack the imperial city.

What's more, they tried their best to hide their identities and sneak around as traveling merchants.

Han Shu followed Han Chou's advice: they couldn't kill all the Qiang people they saw, so they could wear Tatar clothes, equip themselves with various weapons, and bring along previous spoils of war, Tatar and Qiang clothes, and flags along the way.

Leaving some traces of the Tatars on every battlefield, such as flags, weapons, and uniforms, can divert half of the Qiang State's hatred in the short term.

After all, the wars between Tatar and Qiang were more frequent. Tatar was good at long-distance raids, while Dayong was basically just guarding and was not good at long-distance cavalry raids.

The main force of the Han family army of 200,000 led by his son and eldest grandson was "burned to death" in Yangcheng, and he was still fighting against the Qiang people.

The ending Han Shu arranged for himself was: be seriously injured, return alive, and leave 50,000 soldiers in his hands, which would not only reassure the emperor, but also support his granddaughter.

After the Tatars entered the pass and attacked the imperial city, they consumed a lot of troops along the way. When they returned to escape, these 50,000 soldiers could close the door and fight the dog, consuming the main force of the Tatars and preventing their own side from causing too many casualties.

As the saying goes: A kind person cannot command an army. Han Shu had a bigger vision. In just one hour, he and his grandson made a plan. Only 10,000 dan of grain were left behind. Han Chou took Han Shu's handwritten letter and went to the outside of Yangcheng, waiting for Han Lin to bring the army.

Han Chou held the list in his hand. His grandfather in this life was also a veteran in intelligence. He knew all the spies planted by other forces above the centurion level very well.

Han Chou handed over a list of more than 300 people to Han Lin, who called out the names according to the list. The 300 people plus his confidants made up a total of 5,000 people. This was a bait to be burned to death in order to take advantage of the enemy's strategy.

A few people placed by the emperor in the army had to be left behind as witnesses to confirm that the Han army had no food supplies and was completely powerless, and was trapped in Yangcheng and ambushed by the enemy.

Han Shu used the entire Han family army to put on a show, and also to find out the spies hidden in the army and expose the forces in the court that were colluding with the Tatars.

This requires sending out 5,000 highly skilled soldiers to capture the enemy who secretly set fire to Yangcheng.

After thinking about all the thoughts and plans for every step for a long time and perfecting them one by one, they finally arrived at the Han family army camp.

Han Chou only knew from his memory that the soldiers' lives at that time were hard, but seeing such miserable soldiers and generals, he was shocked and couldn't bear it.

How miserable it was for his father Han Lin and elder brother Han Hen to lead less than 170,000 hungry soldiers was something that Han Chou, who lived in a peaceful era, could not imagine.

The soldiers were hungry, but thirst was the worst.

He finally understood that the strategy of burning Yangcheng was not very clever. If it were not for the oil sprinkled everywhere inside, how could such a big city burn to death the 200,000 troops who had guarded the northern border for many years.

Now seeing these elite soldiers of the Han family army who were even more miserable than the refugees, he finally understood what kind of mentality it was to drink the wine even though he knew it was poisonous.

It turns out that being a well-fed person is also a luxury.

As the general leading the army, Han Lin had to gather information, analyze the situation, and discuss the next marching plan when approaching Yangcheng.

When Han Lin was alone, Han Chou remained invisible and finally met his father alone.

Han Chou's breakthrough made Han Lin almost draw his sword and kill him.

"Dad, it's me, your second son."

Han Lin's accumulated strength was released, and he said sadly: "Why are you here? You brought food and supplies."

The only things Han Chou had at his disposal now were fruits. He had replenished his energy along the way and ate some. Now he took out two bananas for Han Lin to eat.

"Dad, I came here after seeing Grandpa. This is the next plan. Here's the list."

The plan was agreed upon by Han Chou and the old man, signed and approved by the old man, and the list was written by his own father.

Han Lin is loyal to the emperor and patriotic, but he listens to his father more.

After patiently reading the plans and eating two bananas, he felt even hungrier. All he wanted to ask was, "Where is the 200,000 dan of grain you mentioned?"

Without food, the Han army will not survive for more than ten days. No matter how perfect the plan is, it is all in vain.

Han Chou took out a storage talisman, probed his consciousness into it, and out of thin air, a handful of old rice appeared in his hand.

"This is the grain that was supposed to be sent to the border. It was old grain that was pieced together by the major families. It was intercepted by a certain force in the court. My ancestors led me to rob the other party and stole it."

Han Lin took the grain and checked it. After confirming its authenticity, his subsequent actions were very consistent with the ideological principles of the ancients.

He ran outside the military tent, knelt down, kowtowed to the sky, and thanked his ancestors for their blessings.

Qiuqiu had no choice but to transform into a phantom and appear: "Han Lin, an evil spirit has appeared in the imperial city. It will change the fortune of the Han family and lead to the extinction of the Han family and the extinction of our descendants.

The deity will come down only when he feels that his descendants are in trouble. He will sprinkle kerosene all over Yangcheng, which has infected more than half a meter of the ground. If a fire is set, the whole city will burn.

This fire is necessary. The safe place you are looking for can be next to Shu Lake, but don't get too close to the lake, as kerosene is floating on the surface.

The reeds there are the least kerosene. When the fire starts, pull out the reeds and camp there to create the most realistic illusion of being burned to death. I will do my best to keep you safe."

Han Chou: "That space is not enough to accommodate the entire army. Old Ancestor, can that storage talisman be used to store the oil on the lake? It's all money. After a little refining, it can be used as lamp oil."

Then he muttered silently: "Xiaoxue is very familiar with these refining techniques."

Qiuqiu took out a palm-sized water cup: "This can hold a lake of water."

These are all daily necessities refined by Qing Xu. After all, the size of an adult dragon is really huge, and the utensils used for drinking water are also specially made.

Han Chou bowed and said, "Thank you, ancestor."

Qiuqiu: "When we entered the city, we saw wine jars lining the streets. The air was filled with the smell of wine, used to mask the odor of kerosene. The soldiers were starving and would drink without hesitation to quench their thirst, which played into the enemy's hands."