Wu Qiujian sat upright on the horse's back, looking at the Goryeo Palace kneeling on the ground, and gently shook the horse whip.

"Raise your head."

Gong quickly raised his head and showed a flattering smile.

"I heard that you were like your great-grandfather, who was born to see people openly?" Wu Qiu Jian asked casually.

"The general knows clearly that this is indeed true." Gong replied softly: "The general is very clear about the affairs of our country, and is not comparable to ordinary Han people."

"Do you know why I'm so clear about your Goguryeo?"

"I guess the general is well-read and knowledgeable, so he knows that we are like barbarians."

"No, it's because your great-grandfather surrendered and rebelled again, causing trouble for Liaodong." Wu Qiujian raised his leg, jumped off the horse's back, walked to the palace, and smiled gloomy: "You said, should I kill the weeds to eliminate future troubles?"

Gong's face changed. Just as he was about to get up, he was immediately pressed by Wuqiu Jian's guards. His face changed, and then he smiled and said, "The general will not do this. The general is wise and powerful, and will not kill anyone who has surrendered."

Wu Qiu Jian looked at him for a moment, suddenly laughed and waved his hand and said, "Relax!"

The guards loosened Gong. Gong rubbed his wrists and his smile on his face became brighter: "The general is indeed broad-minded. How dare I ask what I can do for the general?"

"You can do a lot for me." Wu Qiu Jian smiled and said, "Of course, this is also for you. I believe that you must have no good feelings for Gongsun and want to avenge your father and ancestors?"

"Of course." Gong said without hesitation: "Actually, I am leading the troops this time. I just want to help the general attack Dongda."

"Is that right?" Wu Qiu Jian was stunned: "Then aren't we..."

Gong Yiben said seriously: "Yes, yes, I'm also blamed me. I didn't say hello to the general in advance, and it implicated the general's trip."

Wu Qiu Jian called it a pity, and then invited Gong to board the warship and set up a banquet to suppress the palace. Seeing the giant ship like a mountain, Gong was frightened. Only then did he know why Wu Qiu Jian could quietly surround him. Seeing the power of the Shu Han army, Gong became more and more obedient and flattering. Wu Qiu Jian talked to him enthusiastically and immediately made a suggestion.

"Master, since you are willing to help me pull out the city. Unfortunately, I am in trouble. Why not do this? Lead the army to continue to advance, and then send a message to Liu Yi in Dongdao, saying that you are here to help. You want to attack him inside and outside. How about defeating our army? "

When Gong heard this, he hesitated, but he had no choice but to answer immediately. Wu Qiu Jian immediately arranged the pen and ink, asked Gong to write a letter, and sent a scout who was familiar with Hu language to Dongda with the envoy of the palace, and then made some arrangements to streamline the Goguryeo army brought by the palace, so that those old and weak or injured people would temporarily stay in Tazi City, leaving food, and sending another pension to let them go home as soon as the war was finished.

Wuqiu Jian actually did not give special favors to these Goguryeo people. He only gave the standard severance payments from the Shu Han army, but in the eyes of those Goguryeo people, the money was a very generous severance payment. After receiving this money, the people who were originally a little resistant to surrender immediately became devoted and wanted to surrender as soon as possible. When those who were not dismissed saw it, they were also moved. The original intention of giving up was only three points, but now they have at least seven or eight points.

Under Wuqiu Jian's comfort, the remaining more than 10,000 Goguryeo army had no intention of fighting. They obeyed Wuqiu Jian's arrangements and rushed to Dongda according to the original plan.

Deng Ai was very happy to receive the news that Wuqiu Jian had won the championship. He asked someone to send the news to the city.

After receiving the letter from the palace, Liu Yi did not believe it.

Liu Yi was a veteran in Liaodong. As early as the time of Gongsun Du and Gongsun Kang, he led troops to fight. In the battle of Baideng, he was defeated by Zhang Liao and almost died. This also led to Gongsun Kang's later beheading the Yuan Shang brothers and surrendering to Cao Cao. Although he had no outstanding achievements, his years of experience still made him vigilant that ordinary people did not have.

He did not believe in the palace. In fact, he did not believe in all the barbarians, not just the palace. When Dongda was surrounded by the Shu Han army, he felt that it was very suspicious that the palace could transmit the news to the city so easily. He also knew that the Goguryeo people had never been loyal. They were dependent on Gongsun Yuan because they were not strong enough and were not really loyal.

Regarding Gong's army coming to the rescue, he was worried that Gong's intentions were impure. God knew whether he was here to rescue or to take advantage of the troubled waters.

Therefore, Liu Yi did not agree to the request for attack inside and outside the palace. He replied to the palace, "Although you have a large army of 20,000, but your strength is not enough to defeat the Shu Han army. Be careful and wait until Xiangping's reinforcements arrive."

After receiving Liu Yi's reply, Deng Ai and Wu Qiu Jian were both amused and crying. They did not believe in the palace, but they did not expect that Liu Yi did not believe in the palace either. This distrust inadvertently saved Liu Yi's life and made their plan fail.

Deng Ai and Wuqiu Jian had to think of another way.

The opportunity came soon. Bei Yan, on the order of Gongsun Yuan, led a 13,000 army to rescue Dongda. He sent people to contact Liu Yi many times, but was killed by the patrol team of the Shu Han Army. While he was wandering, he received news from the palace.

Gong said to Liu Yi, "Like the general, I came to rescue Dongda." However, the Shu Han army siege was very tight, so I couldn't contact General Liu, and I was unable to support myself. I had been waiting for a long time. Now that the general is here, we can break their siege and contact General Liu, so as to break the siege of Dongda."

Bei Yan did not expect him to have him, so he immediately agreed. They discussed the tactics and launched the attack first, welded into Deng Ai and Wuqiu Jian, cut off their connection, and then attacked Wuqiu Jian head-only, first defeated Wuqiu Jian, and then worked together to attack Deng Ai.

Everything seemed decent and there was no flaw. Bei Yan had no doubt at all, so he agreed to Gong's suggestion.

How could he know that these suggestions were made by Deng Ai and Wuqiu Jian for them. Gong was just a puppet.

According to the agreed time, Gong took the lead in launching an "attack". Ten thousand Goguryeo soldiers rushed into Wuqiu Jian's back. After a day of "hard battle", they successfully cut off the connection between Wuqiu Jian and Deng Ai. The offensive was so fierce that not only Bei Yan felt it, but even Liu Yi in Dongda City felt it. Liu Yi felt that he had misunderstood the Goguryeo people. Maybe they came to help this time. He immediately ordered to be prepared to go out of the city to fight. As soon as Deng Ai's formation moved, he would go out of the city to attack and break the siege of the Shu Han army in one fell swoop.

Beiyan was not as steady as Liu Yi. Seeing that the Goguryeo army had succeeded, he immediately rushed up and attacked Wuqiu Jian's front.

Wu Qiu Jian, who had been acting with the palace, finally showed his fangs. He ordered more than 100 crossbow chariots to push into the formation and shoot fiercely at the Yan army led by Bei Yan. The string sounded like thunder, arrows fell like rain, and the dense arrows shot the Yan army seriously injured and their morale fell.

Bei Yan was puzzled. The combat effectiveness of the Yan army he led was far above the Goguryeo Army led by the Gong. Since the Gong could win, how could he not be able to break through Wuqiu Jian's position? Could it be that Wuqiu Jian has never used these powerful crossbow chariots to deal with the Gong, and only used it to deal with him and the Yan army led by him?

All kinds of doubts surged into Bei Yan's heart, but Wu Qiu Jian did not give him more opportunities to think. After severely attacking the Yan army with a crossbow chariot, he immediately sent heavy armored cavalry and rushed to the flanking cavalry of the Yan army.

The heavy armored cavalry once again showed their strong attack power. The Yan army cavalry, caught off guard, suffered heavy losses and failed to form a army. More than 3,000 cavalry were killed by one thousand heavy armored cavalry and were in a mess. After half an hour of hard fighting, they finally lost their combat effectiveness because of the excessive losses and were forced to leave the battlefield. Wuqiu Jian used his same tricks and sent the remaining cavalry of the Goguryeo Army to pursue it. After two hours of fighting, almost killed the three thousand cavalry of the Yan army.

Losing the cover of the cavalry and being severely damaged by the overwhelming arrow formation of the Shu Han army, the Yan army finally couldn't hold on and collapsed.

When Wu Qiu Jian killed Bei Yan, Deng Ai and Gong were still performing very professionally. This time, Gong, as a bystander, witnessed how Wu Qiu Jian slaughtered Bei Yan with his own eyes. He knew that he had lost unjustly, temporarily put aside his idea of ​​looking at the direction of the wind and worked hard to cooperate with Deng Ai in acting. He sent letters of help to Liu Yi one after another, grasping the standard just right, as if the battle had reached the critical point. If Liu Yi attacked, the Yan army would be able to win a great victory, and if Liu Yi missed the opportunity, he would be defeated.

Liu Yi was in Dongda City and saw that the palace had been surrounded by Deng Ai and Wuqiu Jian. Although Bei Yan was so fierce that he could not break Wuqiu Jian's formation. Deng Ai's position was getting thinner and thinner. In addition to facing the rear and central troops of Dongda City, the left and right armies had also entered the battle. He felt that the opportunity really came, and the victory and defeat were right in front of him.

Liu Yi ordered an attack, and more than 5,000 Yan troops rushed out of Dongdao and roared towards Deng Ai's back formation.

Deng Ai was attacked from front and back, unable to support him, and retreated step by step.

When the Yan army saw the Goguryeo people, they were about to cheer for victory, but were frightened by the murderous aura on the faces of the Goguryeo people.

After fighting for two days, the Goguryeo people who should have been exhausted were fierce, as if they had drunk enough old ginseng soup, were full of energy and morale, and rushed towards the Yan army led by Liu Yi.

Deng Ai, who had just been "defeated", came over from both sides, surrounded Liu Yi and cut off his retreat. Gong led the elite Mihu Qinwei cavalry to speed out of the formation, easily killing the chaotic battle formation of the Yan army, and chopping off Liu Yi's head with one knife.

Holding Liu Yi's head and looking at Liu Yi's eyes dying with his eyes open, the palace was not apologized at all. After seeing the cruelty of the Shu Han army, he knew what Liu Yi's head could bring to him. He needed a gift that satisfies Deng Ai and Wuqiu Jian, and Liu Yi's weight was heavy enough.

Under the careful planning of Deng Ai and Wu Qiu Jian, the palace assisted Deng Ai. Wu Qiu Jian defeated Beiyan, earned Dongda City, and personally killed Liu Yi, the general of the Yan army, completing his gorgeous turn.

In his heart, there was no trace of guilt, only endless pride.

After the war, he invited Delai to his own tent, and said sincerely: "You are right, it is very unwise to fight Wei Ba. I decided to abandon the darkness and turn to the light."
Chapter completed!