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Zhuge Liang faced Liu Zhe for the first time. What Liu Zhe gave him now was not that Liu Zhe was awesome or powerful. Liu Zhe now felt like he was difficult to deal with, extremely difficult to deal with.
Before today, Zhuge Liang had never been able to convince anyone in the world, but now that he met Liu Zhe, Zhuge Liang's confidence was shaken for the first time. Could it be that he really couldn't convince Liu Zhe?
At this moment, Zhuge Liang not only sympathizes with his lord Liu Bei, he also sympathizes with Cao Cao.
In the past, Cao Cao directly faced Liu Zhe and fought against Liu Zhe.
Zhuge Liang could imagine Cao Cao suffering a loss in front of Liu Zhe, and he couldn't help but sympathize with Cao Cao.
The opponent is Liu Zhe, which is not easy.
Zhuge Liang became silent again. He was thinking of other ways to persuade Liu Zhe.
But before Zhuge Liang could think of a way, Liu Zhe spoke up again.
He smiled at Zhuge Liang and said, "I am not an unreasonable person. If the King of Chu can meet my conditions, I can withdraw my troops."
"It's okay for King Yan to say it." Zhuge Liang said.
He concentrated secretly, and at the same time secretly warned himself that Liu Zhe's conditions were not so easy to accept. Zhuge Liang inoculated himself again.
"Simple."
Liu Zhe said, "I don't have many conditions"
Then he stopped and nodded to Guo Jia.
Guo Jia received the order and said to Zhuge Liang with a smile, "King Yan does not have many conditions, there are three."
"The first one is to withdraw from Yizhou and return Yizhou to Liu Jiyu. King Yan will immediately withdraw his troops."
"Second, hand over Jingzhou to King Yan. King Yan will immediately withdraw his troops."
"The third one is to give the King of Yan a population of 100,000 households and a million hu of grain. The King of Yan will immediately withdraw his troops."
Having said this, Guo Jia paused and continued: "As long as the King of Chu meets any of the above three conditions, the King of Yan will immediately withdraw his troops."
After hearing the conditions stated by Guo Jia, Zhuge Liang couldn't help but smile bitterly, while Ma Su next to him was more direct, glaring directly at Liu Zhe and Guo Jia.
No matter which one of the three conditions, Liu Bei will die.
Both Yizhou and Jingzhou are indispensable to Liu Bei. Whether he loses Yizhou or Jingzhou, Liu Bei loses the qualification to dominate the world.
If you obey Liu Zhe¡¯s conditions and hand over Jingzhou or Yizhou, then what is the point of Liu Bei stationing troops in Fucheng to confront Liu Zhe in the first place?
If this is the case, wouldn¡¯t it be enough to hand over Yizhou as early as possible?
As for the third condition, the same is true. If you agree to Liu Zhe, Liu Bei's strength will collapse.
With a population of 100,000 households and millions of grain and grass, not to mention grain and grass, the population alone is no longer enough.
For a vassal king like Liu Bei, nothing can directly demonstrate his strength than the number of soldiers and horses under his command and the size of his territory. Moreover, the basic source of soldiers and horses is ordinary people.
Without a population of 100,000 households, Liu Bei not only lost tens of thousands of soldiers. Without the farming work of the people, there would be no food, clothing, weapons and other things for the war.
Zhuge Liang smiled bitterly and said to Liu Zhe, "King Yan, do you think King Chu can agree to such conditions? If it were you, King Yan, would you agree?"
"King Yan, King Chu is full of sincerity."
Zhuge Liang said to Liu Zhe, "As long as the conditions are reasonable, the King of Chu will definitely agree, but the King of Chu will never let others take advantage of him."
"Well, that's true."
After listening to Zhuge Liang's words, Liu Zhe nodded. He touched his chin and said, "Let's do this. In order to avoid being said to be unreasonable, I will give the King of Chu one more condition. As long as I agree, I will retreat immediately."
Zhuge Liang didn¡¯t say anything. He waited for Liu Zhe to tell him the new condition, but Zhuge Liang knew that the condition Liu Zhe said was not a good one.
"This king's condition is very simple."
Liu Zhe stared at Zhuge Liang and said, "My condition is you."
"As long as you definitely surrender to me, I will retreat immediately."
Zhuge Liang was dumbfounded. He never expected that Liu Zhe's condition would be like this.
"King Yan, this"
Zhuge Liang didn¡¯t know what to say. He didn¡¯t expect that Liu Zhe would make such a request because his face would be so great.
"This king is right."
Liu Zhe said to Zhuge Liang, "As long as you nod your head and agree, I will retreat immediately."??. "
"Thank you, King Yan, for your love."
After Zhuge Liang reacted, he still had the same answer as before. It was impossible for him to betray Liu Bei and join Liu Zhe.
"There is no need to refuse in a hurry."
Liu Zhe said to Zhuge Liang, "You can go back and tell the King of Chu my conditions. As long as the King of Chu meets any of my conditions, I will withdraw my troops."
"King Yan."
Zhuge Liang couldn't help but smile bitterly and said to Liu Zhe, "Both the King of Chu and me are sincere, otherwise I would not come to face King Yan directly."
Liu Zhe¡¯s conditions are too outrageous. No matter which one they are, Liu Bei will not agree to them.
Even if the fourth point doesn¡¯t seem outrageous, Zhuge Liang knows that Liu Bei will never let him go easily. (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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