On the banks of the Yu River, groups of Han military carts pulled freshly cut down trees.

The branches of the trees had not been cut off, the green leaves were still hanging on them, and from the other side of the river, it was verdant, as if countless low shrubs had suddenly sprouted on the bank.

Standing on the bank of the river, looking at the busy Han army opposite, Zhuge Jin was full of confusion.

The Han army brought so many trees and said that they were going to build a bridge, Zhuge Jin would never have the slightest suspicion.

But to build a bridge, trees should be used, at least the branches should also be cut off, but the Han soldiers did not cut off the branches, but not only left the branches, but also left the branches and leaves.

Looking at the Han army on the other side of the riverbank, Zhuge Jin frowned, figuring out Zhuge Jun's intentions.

But after thinking about it for a long time, he didn't understand what these trees with branches, because the branches had not been cut down, they were obviously top-heavy and had not been dried, what could be used for!

The soldiers of the Han army transported truckloads of large trees from the distant woods to the river and unloaded them on the riverbank.

More and more trees are piled up on the banks of the river.

Judging from the number of trees, Zhuge Jin speculated that if the Han army built a bridge, it would at least be able to build a wide bridge deck that was enough for dozens of people to rush and kill side by side.

But the Han army never had the intention of building a bridge, and there was no sign of building a bridge on the river, which made Zhuge even more confused.

"Monitor the enemy's movements, and if there is any abnormal movement, report it to someone immediately!" Looking at the Han army on the other side of the riverbank, Zhuge Jin gave an order to a Jiangdong Army officer standing behind him.

The officer clenched his fists in response, and Zhuge Jin turned around and left from the river.

He has also explored the terrain near the Yu River, and every other way, the Jiangdong Army will arrange a team of eyeliners, in addition to the eyeliner in a fixed area, Zhuge Jin also sent several teams of men and horses to patrol along the river bank to guard against the Han army crossing the river from elsewhere.

The entire east bank of the Yu River was almost controlled by the Jiangdong army, and the Han army did not seem to have any chance to cross the river at all.

Zhuge Jin strictly prevented the Han army from crossing the river, and Zhuge Jun also left the Shuai tent and came to the bank of the Yu River.

All the strong crossbowmen set up arrows on their crossbow arrows, and their quivers were also full of feather arrows, ready to fire arrows at any time to the Jiangdong Army.

Looking at the opposite side of the riverbank, Zhuge knew that Zhuge Jin must have set up an eyeliner on the bank, and no matter where he chose to attack from, the Jiangdong Army would respond as quickly as possible.

Zhuge Jin led the army to fight, maybe the offense was insufficient, but his defense was definitely not inferior to many famous generals!

"General, do you want to dry the trees?" Looking at the Jiangdong Army on the other side of the riverbank, the voice of a Han army general came from behind Zhuge Jun.

didn't look back, looking at the other side of the riverbank, Zhuge Jun nodded, and said to the general: "Drying, drying in front of the enemy troops on the other bank, let them know that our army is going to use trees as rafts to cross the river!" ”

"No!" In response, the general turned and left.

The Han soldiers were still transporting freshly cut trees to the shore, while others had built bonfires, placed trees on the bonfires, and roasted them over a simmer.

Baking trees is very particular about distance and flipping, if the flip is not timely, the heat is uneven, and many places will be baked into charcoal.

If the distance is too far away, and the trunk is too close to the flame, the trunk will also be charred.

The bonfire was lit, and next to each roasted tree, there were dozens of Han soldiers, laboriously dragging the trees, sometimes tumbling, sometimes dragging back and forth.