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"who?"
Cao Cao ran through the names of his subordinates in his mind, but found none suitable for Liu Zhe, unless they were the surrendered generals under Yuan Shao.
However, since they are Yuan Shao's surrendered generals, Cao Cao cannot hand them over easily. He is also planning to keep them to achieve the effect of buying horse bones for a thousand gold.
Of course, if Liu Zhe really wants it, can he not hand it over? Cao Cao secretly smiled bitterly, he really didn't have the confidence.
Liu Zhe didn¡¯t know that so many thoughts flashed through Cao Cao¡¯s mind in this short moment. If he knew, he would definitely admire Cao Cao.
"General Zhengnan, Ma Teng." Liu Zhe named the person he wanted.
"Ma Teng?" Cao Cao cried out in surprise. No matter how he guessed, he could not guess that the person Liu Zhe wanted was actually Ma Teng.
"You want to capture Liangzhou?"
After Cao Cao was surprised, he immediately understood why Liu Zhe wanted Ma Teng. Ma Teng was left in Xudu by him just to intervene in Liangzhou. Now Liu Zhe wants him, and the purpose is self-evident.
"What? No?" Liu Zhe asked.
He didn¡¯t explain too much, so Cao Cao naturally didn¡¯t guess his purpose correctly. His purpose was not Liangzhou, but Ma Chao, Ma Teng¡¯s son.
Can!
sure!
Cao Cao couldn't think of any reason to reject Liu Zhe. After all, Yongzhou had been given away, so Liangzhou didn't have to think about it.
"Can."
Cao Cao finally nodded. He didn¡¯t think too much about it. Without Yongzhou, Ma Teng would be of no use to him. Cao Cao didn¡¯t want to cause trouble.
"Refreshing!"
Liu Zhe clapped his palms and said with a slight smile: "Meng De is really refreshing."
"Humph!" Cao Cao snorted coldly, feeling very unhappy.
Liu Zhe looked at Cao Cao and continued: "Now, let's discuss how to hand over."
Cao Cao said angrily: "How else can I hand over the handover? If you ask Zixiao to withdraw with his troops and horses, Yongzhou will be yours, what else can I do?"
Yongzhou is now almost under Liu Zhe's control, and Cao Cao's troops are forced to huddle in Chang'an and Huayin.
"No!" Liu Zhe shook his head and did not agree with Cao Cao's words. He said: "You first send someone to send an order to let Chang'an out. Then I let Cao Zixiao leave. Oh, no, you should let your troops leave first. , Cao Zixiao can't leave until Ma Teng comes."
Chang'an is the seat and heart of Yongzhou. Occupying Chang'an is equivalent to occupying Yongzhou. One of the reasons for negotiating with Cao Cao was that Chang'an was difficult to capture.
Cao Cao¡¯s expression changed and he said in surprise: ¡°You want me to give up Chang¡¯an first?¡±
"no!"
Cao Cao rejected the proposal almost without thinking. He said with a gloomy face: "What if I give up Chang'an and you turn your back on me?"
Liu Zhe said with a smile: "Didn't I say it before? Then you will suffer a big loss. Not only will you catch up with Yongzhou, but you will also catch up with Cao Zixiao."
Cao Cao was feeling stuffy and wanted to vomit blood. Liu Zhe was disgusting.
Cao Cao said angrily: "No, we must make an oath."
"Okay." Liu Zhe looked at Cao Cao with a half-smile, and then nodded. Liu Zhe knew that people in this era still valued these oaths.
Afterwards, the two of them ordered people to set up the desk, light incense, and make an oath in the name of the Emperor, the Queen, and the Queen.
After making the oath, Cao Cao called Cao Hongmanchong and said to Liu Zhe: "I will send Zi Lian Boning as a messenger and ask them to go and persuade Zi Xiao."
"I hope you won't attack them." After Cao Cao finished speaking, he stared at Liu Zhe closely.
Liu Zhe said to Cao Cao: "Mengde, relax, will I be such a bad person in your heart? This makes me so sad."
Things in Yongzhou were about to be settled, and Liu Zhe's mood became very good, and he couldn't help but joke with Cao Cao.
After all, the man in front of you is a famous traitor and tyrant in the Three Kingdoms!
"Humph!" Cao Cao snorted coldly and looked at Liu Zhe with a very unhappy look.
Afterwards, Liu Zhe left here and returned to Tongguan.
And Cao Hong and Man Chong took Cao Cao's token to Huayin City to persuade Cao Ren. With their presence, it would be much easier to convince Cao Ren.
Although Cao Ren cried in confusion after hearing the news, and once wanted to commit suicide and die to apologize, he finally agreed to withdraw from Yongzhou.
He sent people to Chang'an and asked the remaining Chang'an garrison to withdraw his troops from Chang'an. At the same time, he asked General Cao Hong to withdraw from Chang'an.He took away the tens of thousands of soldiers and horses guarding Huayin City, evacuated Yongzhou, and joined Cao Cao.
However, Cao Hong refused to leave. He stayed with Cao Ren and let Man Chong take the others away.
Cao Cao¡¯s troops in Yongzhou, plus some county soldiers and officials who refused to surrender to Liu Zhe, totaling nearly 150,000 men, were massive. Under the leadership of Man Chong, they were preparing to leave Yongzhou through Tongguan.
However, when these people arrived at Tongguan, Liu Zhe ordered the city gate to be closed.
The Black Scale Army appeared on the city wall, holding crossbows and pointing them downwards.
When Cao Jun discovered that the gate of Tongguan was closed, and the front of Tongguan City looked like a formidable enemy, he was on alert for their arrival, which immediately caused a commotion.
"Where is the Lieutenant?"
Man Chong came out of the crowd. He felt deeply that he had a heavy responsibility. Cao Hong wanted to stay with Cao Ren, and the burden of leading Cao's army out of here fell on his shoulders. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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