(a)

Waterfront. The doctor is checking your pulse. Uncle and Wu Shun were guarding the side.

The doctor confirms that your high fever has subsided and that the wound is improving.

He asks you how you feel.

Wu Shun replied on your behalf that it was much better than a few days ago, but he still felt extremely tired, his whole body was weak, his appetite was not good, and his headaches still occurred from time to time, especially at night, he was very tormented, and he had not slept well all the time, and his spirit was not good.

The doctor said that when you came back from Qingchuan, your vitality had not recovered, and these days of continuous hard fighting, and your body was completely overdrawn and constantly injured, it was too much consumption, and if you want to recover, it may take longer than you think.

He believes that if you want to save your life this time, you need to stay in bed for at least three months, and at least for half a year, there can be no more fatigue, no mental pressure and strong emotional fluctuations.

For at least a year, you can no longer participate in any form of military operations, he said.

He repeatedly stressed that this matter is life-threatening, and you must not take it lightly. If you have such a fierce battle again, it may immediately cause intracranial hemorrhage, and if that happens, I am afraid that even the Great Luo Immortal will not be able to return to the sky.

You listened and were surprised: "A year? The doctor said, "Yes." If the young boy doesn't want to run out of oil immediately, he must give his body time to recuperate. ”

You look at him. You want to say, how can the war go on for as much as another year. In one year, how many more deaths, injuries and separations will there be in the world?! However, you see your uncle's expression. You can't bear it for a while.

You sigh inwardly and say, "Okay." I know. ”

You said to your uncle and Wu Shun, "Uncle, Shunzi, don't worry. I will recuperate and will not personally participate in battles again. ”

(b)

You tell the doctor that you don't have to go into battle yourself, but you still have to deal with something.

You feel that the headaches that come on from time to time are tormenting you, and you feel that the various drugs you are using now are not working well, and you hope that he can help you.

The doctor explained that there were still more powerful painkillers to choose from, but your current physical condition is too poor, and drugs that are too violent may cause danger.

When you hear the answer, you are disappointed.

Just when you were silent because of disappointment, suddenly your subordinates reported that General Sun Zhanming of Yantang Pass had heard that you had woken up, and specially sent someone to greet you about your illness and ask for a meeting outside.

Uncle said, "You are still very weak, your spirit is not good, and it is not suitable to worry about outside things, so don't see you, let your uncle thank you on your behalf." ”

The subordinates replied, and the person from Yantang Pass said that there was a good way to help the son relieve the suffering of the head disease.

You and your uncle look at each other. This reason for asking to see is really hard to refuse.

You are silent for a moment. Say, "Go and call someone in." ”

You say, "Uncle, please stay a little longer." Let's avoid everyone else. I want to see him alone. ”

You and your uncle are left alone.

The uncle said, "Is there anything strange about it?" ”

You say, "You will know when you see it." ”

You ask your uncle, "After I leave, what is the situation at Yantang Pass?" ”

Uncle gave you a brief introduction to what happened after you left.

(c)

Before leaving Linshui, you asked your uncle to send a letter to Sun Zhanming, the deputy general of Yantang Pass, asking the garrison of Yantang Pass to help you go out of the pass to jointly attack and completely annihilate the defeated army of the Lamu Division. After Sun Zhanming received the letter, he went to ask the chief general Yan Fangcheng for instructions. Sure enough, as you expected, Yan and Sun had a difference of opinion on this matter.

Although Yan Fangcheng also thinks that you and Sun Zhanming are right, losing Linshui will indeed make Yantang Pass fall into the danger of being trapped in a lonely city, but he is even more afraid that after leaving the pass, he will not be able to defeat the enemy and fall into the crime of leaving the pass without authorization, especially afraid that after leaving the pass, the enemy will suddenly attack in ambush and lose Yantang.

In the end, he believed that it was safest to defend Yantang Pass and wait and see the battle between you and Ding Youren in Linshui.

Sun Zhanming's opinion is completely contrary to his, Sun is full of confidence in your strategic subordinates, and believes that you and Ding Youren will be able to achieve the expected strike effect, and he strongly advocates sending troops to help the war, annihilating the Lamu Division in one fell swoop, striking at the enemy's arrogance, and deterring the Dasuo Chinese army behind.

Yan Fangcheng retorted that Dasuo's southern invasion this time, whether the main direction of attack is the Southern Han or the Northern Han, is actually undecided, and the stimulation of premature exposure of strength is likely to attract more enemies to this side.

The views of both sides have their own supporters among the subordinate generals.

Yan Fangcheng was a wealthy family, a high lord, and won the trust of Liu Yan, Sun Zhanming was born in a horse, and his military merits were equal, and he was deeply loved by soldiers.

Since Yan Fangcheng succeeded your father Chen Shizhao as the commander-in-chief of Yantang Pass, his relationship with Sun Zhanming has not been good, and there are many suspicions.

Yan Fangcheng has always looked down on Sun's grassroots background and the arrogance of never running for a wealthy family, and squeezed out Sun everywhere.

Sun felt that Yan was narrow-minded, too scheming, good at meeting horses, mediocre and incompetent in military affairs, and fearful of the enemy like a tiger, and the difference between him and my father was too great. Both sides don't like each other.

The garrison officers, generals and soldiers of various departments in Yantang Pass were then divided into two factions: pro-Yan and pro-Sun.

The final result of the dispute between the two sides was: Sun Zhanming asked himself to lead his headquarters out of the customs to help in the battle, and Sun Zhanming made a military order, if he did not win the battle, he was willing to take responsibility and accept punishment. Yan Fangcheng felt that this plan was acceptable: if Sun was defeated, he would just get rid of a dissident; If you are undefeated and undefeated, you can consume Sun's strength; If he wins a big victory and agrees to Sun to go out of the customs, he will not be able to run away from his wise decision no matter what.

Yan Fangcheng felt that he had considered it very thoroughly. But he didn't expect that the results of the Battle of Linshui would be so brilliant!

When the battle report came, he began to mumble. He believed that if he reported truthfully, Sun Zhanming's ministry would inevitably be rewarded and promoted by the royal court. It's hard to predict that he will replace himself. Even if he doesn't replace himself, he will inevitably rely on his military exploits in the future, and he will not lose his tail.

Therefore, Yan Fangcheng did not report to the imperial court according to the actual battle situation, but made a lot of discounts in it, emphasizing his own merits in commanding and supporting support.

After Sun Zhanming returned to Yantang Pass, a master under Yan Fangcheng's account secretly revealed the content of Yan Fangcheng's recital to him. Sun Zhanming's department was immediately excited, and the public was in an uproar.

Sun Zhanming felt that the enemy was at present, and it was not appropriate to engage in infighting, so he suppressed the matter. But the rift between the two sides has deepened.

That's what you're going to do.

Just when the two sides are at odds, your second gift has been delivered.