The next day, early in the morning, at Chenliu Ferry.

Last night, Chen Liu and Wenwu held a banquet to entertain the Cao brothers. In the end, the cup and plate were in a mess, and the guests and hosts all had fun.

Although the rice wine has a low degree, its stamina is particularly strong.

At this time, the Cao brothers were about to go, but there were not many civil and military officials who could actually get up from the bed and see off the Cao brothers.

Farewell without saying goodbye is not a guest. Cao Ang and Cao Pi got up early. They could have left by boat earlier, but now they have to wait for Chenliu civil and military officials who came to see him off.

As the saying goes: When the meeting of the princes is completed, the marquis and the landlord returns to him to give him a gift.

That is to say, after the guest is at the end, the guest should bow to the host and give him some gifts and food to show that friendship lasts forever, the guest and the host are happy, and farewell to the gift.

The master did not come to see him farewell, and the Cao brothers were not able to leave directly.

For this reason, before the Cao brothers were about to leave, they sent someone to the mansion where the banquet was attended yesterday and informed him.

After getting the answer, make plans and when will you leave?

Some people are really drunk and can't get up, and some people feel that it's unnecessary and are too lazy to come over.

Of course, there are also civil and military officials who are very particular, who have to come to see each other off when they arrive at the ferry and say goodbye to the Cao brothers.

When Cao Ang saw them, a hint of sadness suddenly appeared on his face, and then he took the initiative to take Cao Pi over and salute them one by one.

The other party returned the gift and signaled. After both parties finished the gift, Cao Ang said: "Please stay, please do not need to send it again! Thank you for your hospitality yesterday. If you have the chance, you can come to my Cao Mansion to be a guest in the future to fulfill our friendship as a landlord."

The guests set out to show their postures and the hosts began to give gifts.

"Two Masters Cao, please walk slowly, be careful on the road."

"There are still political affairs to be handled during the day, so I'm sorry that I can't send them away."

"If you have free time, you can also come here to visit in the future."

After Chenliu and his civil and military officials tried to stay or see him off, the servants around them walked to the edge of the ferry with gifts and handed the gifts to Cao's soldiers.

Afterwards, Cao's soldiers brought the gifts to the stairs, and Cao Ang and Cao Pi also boarded the boat one by one. After the ship was set off, the two sides bid farewell and looked back many times.

In short, the ancients were still very well-documented.

Even when acting, everyone is very devoted to their feelings.

While this opened the young Cao Pi's eyes and knew how to win people's hearts in the future.

Chenliu's trip has been half successful for Cao Pi.

It was Cao Ang's purpose to borrow troops, and Cao Pi's purpose was to make a name for himself and seek generals.

Being famous has been successful, and then you only need to wait for time to brew, ferment and spread.

As for seeking a powerful general like Dian Wei, Cao Pi should be able to get what he wants after arriving in Fengqiu.

The good wind brings me to the sky with its power.

Now at this time, Chenliu mainly blew the southeast wind, and the tower ship re-entered the gulf. Although it was not smooth, it was just the wind.

In less than half an hour, Cao Pi and his party returned to Zhongmu, and then the boat sailed for a while and arrived at the fork in the road entering the Jishui River.

Jishui was one of the four ancient dharmas. Du was a ditches and canals. At first, it referred to a small river, but the four dharmas were called together, which must be famous.

At this time, Du refers to rivers.

The four ancient Chinese dynasties refer to: river, river, Huai and Ji.

Jishui is the river with the smallest flow, but because it is located in the Central Plains region, it has a very important position in ancient my country, even more important than the Huai River and Yangtze River in the south.

The Ji River is between the Yellow River and the Huai River. The main area flows through is Yanzhou. Among them, the Ji River has an important branch, the Pu River.

The Ji River divides into two from Fengqiu, travels northeastward and flows through Pu land, so it is called the Pu River.

There is an idiom called Sangjian Pu Shang, which is the area where the ancient Wei Kingdom was located.

Weiguo uses Pu water to irrigate here, plant mulberry trees and silkworms, and men farm and women weave them. People like to hum love songs on weekdays, or Chinese people are more emotional, so they go into the mulberry forest when they meet them and do physical work.

From this we can infer that the land here is fertile, suitable for living and relatively prosperous.

The Pu River mainly flows through Dongjun and Pingyuan County, and the capital of Dongjun is in Puyang.

It was also because of the prosperity of Dongjun that the Black Mountain bandits coveted and went down the mountain to rob Dongjun.

With Cao Ang's guidance, Cao Pi understood why Cao Cao started his career in Dongjun.

Indeed, the people in Dongjun are simple and the people have no hobbies, so they like to make children. The land here is fertile and the grain output is abundant, making it a good place for troops to develop.

Having said that, let’s talk about the other branch of the Ji River, which is the main trunk of the Ji River. It turns from Fengqiu, goes southeastward, and flows into the economic land, so it is called Ji River.

Because the flow of Ji water is larger than that of Pu water, Ji water is called Ji water, not Pu water.

In short, the Jishui River and Pu River are the mother rivers of Yanzhou. Yanzhou is located in the four battles in the Central Plains, and it is precisely through these two rivers that can support millions of people.

After Cao Pi and his group entered the Ji River, they were unobstructed and did not encounter water thieves.

This seems to be due to Zhang Miao.

As one of the "Eight Chefs" of the Party members, Zhang Miao is not a person who has a reputation in his spare time, but a person who is indeed capable.

A chef says that he can save people with money.

Zhang Miao was kind and generous, and the people were begging. Chenliu was also an important town in Yanzhou with a large population. Zhang Miao was under his command.

There are no thieves in the rivers near Chenliu, which shows Zhang Miao's ability.

When the Black Mountain bandits attacked, Zhang Miao led his army north personally, which also shows that Zhang Miao was responsible.

Even if Zhang Miao does not have the ability to pacify troubled times, he still has the intention of defending the land and ensuring peace to the people.

Only now did Cao Pi realize that it was actually not as difficult as Cao Cao led 3,000 soldiers to defeat the army of 100,000 bandits in the Black Mountains.

The 100,000 Black Mountain bandits were not concentrated in one place, but were divided into East County and Wei County.

Cao Cao entered Dongjun from Suzao, and Zhang Miao rushed to help behind him. In front of him, Wang Gong, the prefect of Dongjun, led a large army to resist the Black Mountain bandits. This is not just facing the Black Mountain bandits alone.

Furthermore, during the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Cao Cao fought against Huangfu Song and did this kind of work of helping him.

Cao Cao, who was familiar with his old career twice and returned to his old career, would naturally be able to do such things.

Thinking about this clearly, Cao Pi also had more ideas about the next itinerary.

Cao Pi originally thought that the war was too dangerous. Cao Cao entered the battle of Dongjun, and Cao Pi could not participate, but now Cao Pi had the idea of ​​"he could replace it."

As long as Cao Pi has soldiers, generals and food, maybe Cao Cao rested at home, Cao Pi could help Cao Cao capture Dongjun.

Of course, this is Cao Pi’s current delusion.

If the war was really that simple, Wang Gong, the prefect of Dongjun, would not be defeated step by step. If the war was really that simple, Yuan Shao would not ask Cao Cao for help. If the war was really that simple, Zhang Miao would not raise troops north and was ready to fight.

However, a newborn calf is not afraid of a tiger.
Chapter completed!