After Zhu Ling entered the city, he faced a lot of social activities.

With Cai Mao's recommendation, Zhu Ling met the officials and representatives of powerful people in Xiangyang City, received warm hospitality from them, and received a large number of rare gifts and ten beauties in Jingzhou.

These people learned that Zhu Ling was General Pingnan of the Great Wei Empire and the deputy commander of this military operation. Before he could explain the significance of General Pingnan under the Wei army's new military system, they were already rushing to praise him.

After learning that Zhu Ling had a wife, some people even hoped to give their daughter to Zhu Ling as a concubine, hoping to take this opportunity to allow their family to gain a foothold within the Wei system and gain certain advantages in the new Jingzhou after the war.

The abacus is so loud, but whether it is easy to use is still to be discussed.

Zhu Ling is a clear-headed and modest person. Facing the crazy pursuit of these people, he not only did not feel happy, but also felt a little worried.

He didn't know whether to accept those gifts and beauties.

In his opinion, Guo Peng did not like the fact that the generals had too much contact with the local government, so he was worried that Guo Peng would be dissatisfied with him because of this.

Zhu Ling, who was born in a surrendered general, cared about and cherished Guo Peng's favor. He knew that he was no better than those generals of Yuan Cong, so he acted very modestly and low-keyly, and never dared to show off.

The current situation is not because he thinks of Zhang Yang himself, but because some people want to force him to Zhang Yang.

This doesn't work.

After thinking about it, he felt that it was safer to make contributions in war, so he simply asked Cai Mao to prepare and mobilize Xiangyang to transport food and grass for him, and then led his army to continue south.

He first captured Yicheng County, and then went south to join the county. On the day when Lejin and Guo Jia led the main force to arrive in Xiangyang, on the eighth day of the sixth month of the first year of Yande, he had defeated a few unexpected defenders and successfully captured the county.

Cai Mao could not control the south of Xiangyang, so there were still people stationed in those cities, some resisted, and some even tried to ask for help.

Although they were very scared of the sudden Wei army, they did not react at all.

After being shocked and puzzled, many people chose to flee south to Jiangling to seek protection.

At present, Jiangling, due to the successful blockade of Cai Mao and Kuai Yue, not only did not let the news from the north come, but even Huang Zu's request for reinforcements were killed outside Jiangling City, but no news came.

The Wei army obviously began to invade, but as the capital of Jingzhou, Jiangling did not react at all.

The war did not affect Jiangling. It was because the Wei army was progressing too fast and Zhang Yun and Cai Mao cooperated so that even the refugees did not appear, so even the people in Jiangling City did not receive any news from the front line.

Under Kuai Yue's deliberate blockade, those in Jiangling City who were not on the same mind as him did not know about this. They just slowly digested the fact that Liu Cong ascended the throne and the subsequent results of the war with Liu Zhang.

Kuai Yue continued to set off a public opinion war with Yizhou, trying to conceal the news and divert his attention.

His approach was very successful. People from Liu Cong to Jiangling City paid more attention to the west, not the north.

Until one day, rumors spread in the city that war broke out in the north and the Wei army went south. Kuai Yue soon learned the news and then wiped out the merchants that spread the news. However, Han Song, who had been paying attention to the news in the north, heard about the rumors and immediately reported them to Liu Cong.

His report was intercepted by Kuai Yue and could not be sent to Liu Cong's case. Han Song, who had been waiting for a day, rushed directly to Liu Cong and asked Liu Cong about this matter.

"Ah? I haven't received such a comment! The Wei army went south? How is it possible? If this is the case, I wouldn't know?"

Liu Cong was very surprised. Han Song immediately thought of Kuai Yue, so he immediately asked Liu Cong to summon Kuai Yue.

Kuai Yue came to Liu Cong and was not surprised to see Han Song who was very angry.

"Kuai Qing, Han Qing said that he submitted a letter to the orphan, saying that the Wei army from the north had gone south, is there any such incident?"

Liu Cong hurriedly asked Kuai Yue.

Kuai Yue looked at Han Song who was glaring at him and shook his head.

"Han Jun said that this was true, but the Wei army went south and there was no such thing. Han Jun didn't know where he learned about this matter, and he didn't know. How did Han Jun know?

There are too many rumors, and it is very popular, causing panic, and it is not good for the king to do Jingzhou. It is fine if the foolish man and wife are not clear about it, but why is Han Jun like this? So I stopped this remark."

Liu Cong trusted Kuai Yue very much, so he breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Han Song again.

"Mr. Kuai Fu, isn't this really the case?"

Han Song looked at Kuai Yue: "My servant went to buy rice. I heard someone discussing this matter in the store. The business trip was everywhere and the news was the most informative. I thought that sometimes the news on the official side was not as fast as the news on the business trip, so I asked about it on the table.

But I didn't expect that Kuai Fujun actually stopped my memorial! Kuai Fujun, even if this is not the case, what does it mean to stop my memorial? Can I understand that as long as you think the memorial is not good, you can stop me and prevent the king from knowing?"

Han Song was directly troubled by Kuai Yue, and Liu Cong looked at Kuai Yue with some confusion.

"Kuai Qing, what is the situation? You might as well say it clearly, so that Han Qing will not be confused."

"yes."

Kuai Yue nodded, looked at Han Song, and said, "Jingzhou's affairs are complicated, and it is impossible to deal with the King alone. We are granted the power to assist the King in handling the form and seal. It is our responsibility to assist the King in handling the form.

Some examples of catching wind and shadow are meaningless. Do you also want the king to know? The government affairs handled by the king every day are already very complicated. Do you have to make the king even more tired because of such catching wind and shadow?"

Liu Cong felt it made sense and looked at Han Song again.

Han Song's face turned red, and he was obviously very angry.

"When the previous king was alive, there was news that the Wei army in the north was preparing for war in Yingchuan County and Runan County. Therefore, the previous king ordered the army to prepare for combat and also check the combat preparations of Nanyang County and Xiangyang. As a result, there was no news after the previous king passed away. Is this normal?"

"Is Han Jun suspicious that I am deceived by the king?"

Kuai Yue said with a puzzled look: "My duty is the assistance of the king, as well as the magistrate of Nanjun and Han Jun, the magistrate of Jiangling County. You and I each perform their own duties and each have their own missions. It is not a good habit to catch wind and shadow, and there must be evidence for the incident."

Han Song had no choice but to stare at Kuai Yue fiercely, but could not do anything else.

After this incident, Kuai Yue increased his control over the sources of information in the city, as well as the traces of travelers' business travelers and the records of the city entry and exit, as well as his understanding of Han Song's whereabouts, and further controlled Liu Cong's information sources.

Kuai Yue really worked hard enough for his own future and family destiny.

He worked hard and had an IQ out of his mind. Any troubles could attract his great attention. He immediately sent someone to verify. Once verified, the source of information will be immediately wiped out, and various means will be used to block the intelligence and cover the Wei army.

Kuai Yue kept supporting him like this, and for nearly ten days.

By mid-to-late June, the Wei army had finished resting, and Le Jin ordered Zhu Ling to lead Cao Chun and Li Dian to Jiangling. When a large group of refugees rushed to Jiangling, the news could not be covered up.

In order to better complete the task and better dismantle Liu Cong's will to resist, Kuai Yue transformed himself into the first person to report the news.
Chapter completed!