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After Liu Zhe heard this, he did not force Zhuge Liang and said, "Since your husband is busy with official duties, I will not force you. Wen He, you will send your husband out of the camp for me."
Jia Xu escorted Zhuge Liang out of the tent. Liu Zhe held his chin with his left hand, tapped his right hand gently on the desk, and began to ponder.
"King Yan, do you just agree to Liu Bei like this?" Guo Jia couldn't help but ask from the side.
"What do you think this king should do?" Liu Zhe asked.
"Of course I want to show him a little bit of color."
Guo Jia was very dissatisfied and said, "He is the King of Chu, and he is not even as good as a rogue. The rogue knows how to be loyal, but what about him? As soon as he heard that King Wei sent troops, he straightened up and gained courage."
"If you don't give him any color, he will really think that King Yan is easy to bully in the future."
Liu Zhe nodded and said: "Yes, you are right, pass on my king's order, order up the troops and horses, and go and give Liu Bei some color now."
"Well?"
Guo Jia was stunned for a moment, blinked, and then asked, "Really?"
"Of course it's true. Do you think I am joking?" Liu Zhe looked at Guo Jia and asked.
"But, this way"
Although Guo Jia just said that he wanted to give Liu Bei some color, sending troops to fight against Liu Bei was really not in Guo Jia's plan.
Although Liu Zhe came to Yizhou, he constantly suppressed Liu Bei and gained the upper hand.
But in fact, Liu Zhe also had a hard time. Not only did he injure the enemy a thousand, he would suffer a loss of eight hundred, but he would injure the enemy a thousand, and he would suffer a loss of four or five hundred.
Not to mention anything else, but food and supplies.
Although Liu Zhe had more grain and grass supplies than Liu Bei and had made preparations early, Liu Zhe was too far away from the rear. Even if the grain and grass supplies were placed in Hanzhong, the distance would still be very long and transportation would be very difficult.
Often, a Yan soldier consumes two or three times more food and grass supplies than a Chu soldier.
No matter how well-prepared Liu Zhe is and how rich he is in the world, Liu Zhe and his men will still feel distressed by such consumption.
Knowing that Liu Bei had rebelled in Nanzhong, even if Liu Zhe withdrew from Yizhou, Liu Bei's Yizhou would still not be pacified so quickly, and would continue to be in chaos, and the people of Yizhou would have disappeared in the chaos.
Liu Zhe simply followed the current and put forward conditions to squeeze Liu Bei and withdraw from Yizhou.
Anyway, Liu Zhe¡¯s purpose of coming to Yizhou has been achieved, and the effect is better than imagined.
Now Liu Bei wants to go back on his word, and is confident that Liu Zhe will definitely retreat because of Cao Cao's troops.
For Liu Zhe, retreating is the most cost-effective option. As Liu Zhe's subordinate, Guo Jia supports retreating.
But if Liu Bei regrets it, he will definitely not be able to swallow it.
Guo Jia hopes to give Liu Bei some color, so that Liu Bei will know that your father will always be your father.
But this does not include sending troops to fight Liu Bei.
Because in this case, it is possible for both sides to completely fall out. If Liu Zhe retreats after there are casualties on both sides, his soldiers will be the first to refuse.
The same is true for Liu Bei. After being bullied by Liu Zhe, he still agreed to let Liu Zhe withdraw his troops. Where would he put his face?
By then, both sides will have no choice but to continue fighting.
??If the fight continues, it will be bad for both sides, and Liu Zhe will suffer more losses unless Liu Zhe is determined to capture Yizhou.
But now is not a good time to capture Yizhou.
"how?"
Liu Zhe saw Guo Jia hesitate and turned to look at Guo Jia.
"King Yan, I think he may not send troops," Guo Jiadao said.
Since the fight with Liu Bei, Hanzhong's reserves of grain and grass supplies have been consumed hugely. If it continues, grain will have to be transported from Chang'an and Youzhou. This is absolutely unacceptable and the losses will be huge.
"Sending troops does not necessarily mean fighting Liu Bei."
Liu Zhe smiled. He understood what Guo Jia meant and said with a smile, "I am here to have a heart-to-heart talk with him."
"Have a heart-to-heart talk?"
Guo Jia blinked again, and then there was a look of disbelief on his face.
"King Yan."
Guo Jia stared at Liu Zhe for a long time and asked hesitantly, "Are you really not angry?"
"angry?"
Liu Zhe asked: "Why should I be angry?"
Guo Jia gestured with his hands and asked: "If Liu Bei does this, Yan??Are you really not angry? "
"not angry."
Liu Zhe smiled and shook his head, stood up and said, "Why do I need to be angry about this?"
"Go, get ready, I will take people to have a heart-to-heart talk with King Chu today." Liu Zhe said to Guo Jiada.
Guo Jia was preparing to go out with a face full of surprise. Since Liu Zhe said that he was not going to attack Liu Bei, but just to have a heart-to-heart talk with Liu Bei, then he must go to have a heart-to-heart talk.
Can a heart-to-heart talk teach Liu Bei a lesson?
Guo Jia was puzzled.
Just when Guo Jia was about to leave the tent, Liu Zhe's voice came from behind: "By the way, don't forget to take those prisoners with you when the time comes."
Guo Jia was surprised at first, and then suddenly realized what Liu Zhe wanted to do.
"Here!"
Guo Jia happily responded and then went out to gather troops. (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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