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Whether the Huns had the idea of directly taking Xianyang and shaking the core of the Qin Empire's rule, Zhang Jiashi did not know, and he was not willing to gamble on whether such a possibility existed. Pen Fun Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Therefore, at present, about half of the border troops of the Qin Empire are concentrated in the line from Shangjun to Longxi County.

The troop allocation of Xianyang County is the existence of the core fulcrum of this defense system.

After all, whether it was for Zhang Jiashi or the entire Qin Empire, the defense of the Xianyang region has always been the focus of the focus.

If it is really impossible to do anything, and the troops deployed by Zhang Jiashi on the side line have suffered successive fiascos and cause the whole line to collapse, then whether it is the Guanzhong region or the former Liaodong County, it is the basis for Zhang Jiashi or the Great Qin Empire to rise again.

The Guanzhong region cannot be lost, this has become one of the cognitions of the high-level leaders of the Great Qin Empire, including Zhang Jiashi, because if the Guanzhong region is kept, even if the situation is quite bad, the foundation of the unification of the Great Qin Empire will become disintegrated, and the Guanzhong region will once again become a place of chaos, but as long as Zhang Jiashi is given a few years, the Great Qin Empire will eventually embark on the road of determining the world again.

As for the enclave of Liaodong County, Zhang Jiashi knew that as long as Su Jiao and Shima were still there, it was unlikely that there would be problems, but if the two of them died, then for Zhang Jiashi, this area where he had risen and the rear of Shang County would not be too reassuring to Zhang Jiashi.

So if things really come to that point, Zhang Jiashi will fight hard, concentrate part of the recovered strength, and open a passage linked to Liaoning County.

But if it really comes to such a point, Zhang Jiashi himself doesn't know what kind of situation it will be.

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In a sense, the current frontier front of the Great Qin Empire presents a situation of two ends and one in the middle.

Of course, this is the case on the surface.

In a sense, as the fulcrum of the defense system, the core of the defensive area in the middle of the Great Wall of the Great Qin Empire is not the garrison force with only more than 100,000 people, but four of the six mobile cavalry units.

The existence of the four motorized cavalry units of Su Teng, Huan Suo, Yingbu and Li Mian made this area the area with the highest concentration of cavalry troops and mobile forces in the Great Qin Empire. Moreover, as far as the Yan County area, which is adjacent to Liaoning County to the east, once it is confirmed that the main force of the Xiongnu Zuoxian King is in the north of Yan County, then Su Jiao will lead the army to support the battle area of Yan County.

Although such a chain defense has not been tested in actual combat, there is no doubt that it is very difficult for the Xiongnu Zuoxian Wang's troops to take the northern region of Yan County lightly under the premise that their strength has been weakened.

Unless the other side is supported by the living forces of the Huns from other places.

If such a situation really occurs, Zhang Jiashi himself actually can't ask for it, after all, for Zhang Jiashi, the strength of the Huns is actually so much, once the Huns draw a large number of forces from another place to reinforce the weakened strength of the Zuoxian Wang, then for the weakened Xiongnu forces, it is undoubtedly impossible to maintain the offensive pressure on the Great Qin Empire.

Therefore, in this area, the defense of the northern area of Yan County is relatively reassuring for Zhang Jiashi.

However, the area of Jinbei County, which integrates almost the original Yanmen, Daijun and Shanggu County, has the weakest defensive strength and the degree of support it can receive.

It is true that this area originally had the Zhao people's decades of operation, and even Li Mu relied on the defense system of this area to successfully carry out defensive counterattacks against some large tribes of the Xiongnu, so that this area did not suffer from large-scale border troubles for more than ten years.

It's just that even with a relatively good premise for development, after Li Mu left until now, the population base of this area itself is very small, and under the influence of Han Guang's rebellion and war, the situation in Jinbei County has become even worse.

It can be said that if the area around the Jiuyuan in Yunzhong itself is still the tuntian and garrison location of the Great Qin Empire, based on the influence of this place and the premise of the strategic situation, then the situation of Jinbei County is an area where the Zhao State and the Great Qin Empire will not be able to make great progress in a few decades.

If it weren't for Zhang Jiashi's replenishment of troops along the Great Wall of Jinbei County and some of the Tuntian personnel, I am afraid that it would not be strange that the current Jinbei County would be uninhabited for thousands of miles.

If the Huns chose this place as a breakthrough point, I am afraid that the Huns really couldn't find any "oil and water". As long as the Huns did not have other plans, they chose this place as a breakthrough point after knowing the situation in this place, Zhang Jiashi doubted whether the Huns' IQ had dropped sharply because of some sudden factor.

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Generally speaking, under the current military situation of the Great Qin Empire, it is inevitable that the Great Wall will become the main battlefield along the Great Wall, but what will happen to the decisive battle between the two sides, not to mention Zhang Jiashi, even Mao Dun himself does not have a quasi.

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Mao Dun, who was leading his army to Cloud City, was not very willing to fight the Qin people at such a time.

Especially he didn't think that the young ruler of the Qin Empire, who was much younger than him and even a little childish, would be a guy who could only sell cuteness.

The person who can successfully clean up a mess in a few years, and has the courage to tear his face with the Huns and rescue Donghu, cannot be a short-sighted pedantic.

He even envied Zhang Jiashi's luck, because from what he understood about Zhang Jiashi's deeds, Zhang Jiashi himself was quite a legendary person.

The first emperor of the Qin Empire can be said to have entrusted his empire to a person who made him feel difficult, he didn't know who would die or live in the end, but there was no doubt that between him and that young man, there was only one person who could live, lead his country or tribe to true glory.

It's not that Mao Dun doesn't have confidence in himself, on the contrary, if he doesn't really attach importance to this young man, he might be easily defeated by the other party, even like what his father did to the Yue clan Shan Yu.

He has never heard of the truth of success or defeat, but there is no doubt that if a person wants to succeed, many times he can only rely on whether he can seize the opportunity.

Now that the Xiongnu have entered a decisive battle against the Qin people, he does not want to repeat the mistakes of his father Toumandanyu.

Although Mao Dun hated his father, he finally chose a path of killing his father and taking the throne. But there is no doubt that in Maudun's heart, it is his goal to become a Xiongnu Shan Yu who can surpass his father Touman Danyu.

After all, if it weren't for Touman Shan Yu who created the foundation of the current situation of the Huns, I am afraid that even if he is Shan Yu of the Huns, he is just a larger tribal leader.

Mao Dun didn't quite understand why his father had to fight the Qin Empire in the south, which caused the Xiongnu to lose their vitality and even almost shook their foundations.

It is true that the Xiongnu people were in fact in a relatively harsh living environment, and the land of the Hetao was very important to the Huns. But he knew very well that at that time, they were just the Xiongnu who had just been integrated, and they were no match for the Qin people at all.

Even his father finally forcibly let the Xiongnu who had been annexed and forcibly integrated go south to fight with the Qin people for control of the Yinshan area of Hetao, but the final result was that the Xiongnu almost fell under the force of the Qin.

The defeat of this battle even almost destroyed the Xiongnu in civil strife. If it weren't for his father's decision to kill some tribal leaders who were still strong but didn't really obey him, I'm afraid that he, the Hun Shan Yu, was just a white skeleton scattered in the grass somewhere......

Having not said a single thing to anyone, not even to his most beloved woman, was that he had a fear that he would not admit himself:

This incident was mainly after the fiasco in the Battle of Yinshan in Hetao, and what he saw was the expression of his father Tou Mandan Yu as if he had lost his soul. He couldn't understand why his father, who had always been confident and courageous, had fallen into such a miserable state.

But there is no doubt that when he saw not only his father's expression, but also most of the surviving Huns, including some tribal leaders who themselves did not obey his father and would not give him a good look, such a seed was planted in his heart.

And this seed is the existence of the Qin people, which will be a big trouble for the Huns, and even the biggest stumbling block to the rise of the Huns.

Now Mao Dun, I don't know if this stumbling block, which seems to be a lot fragile, will eventually be kicked away by the Huns led by him, or whether this stumbling block will finally throw the Huns to the ground and let the Huns die.

Maybe he could take it for the better, but he knew that the idea was more of a wishful thinking on his part.

What he was able to do, the young man he had only met and had some communication, could also do. Even, he has a feeling that the other party can even do better in some things.

To be honest, for this kind of enemy, Mao Dun certainly has the urge to get rid of him, but the other party will not be defeated so easily, which is also something that Mao Don can confirm.

At this time, another big war broke out with the Qin people, and it was even possible to decide the future decisive battle of the two forces again, even among others, especially among some tribal leaders who depended on him, Mao Dun exuded endless confidence, but in private, how could he not feel hesitant?

"Why does that young man have such courage?" Mao Dun couldn't help but think of the cry that King Zuo Xian had come to the Dragon Court to cry to him after his fiasco last year. It seems that if there was no horizontal intervention of the Qin people, the Donghu people would have been dry bones in the grave by now.

Perhaps this is indeed the case. After all, the strength of the Donghu people is really not the opponent of his uncle.

It's just that his uncle thinks that the Qin people will not help the Donghu people, who were once one of the enemies of life and death, which is itself a manifestation of too light on the enemy.

In the end, such an idea led to a great loss of vitality to his uncle, and even caused the Huns to lose a very important force before the decisive battle.

Due to the influence of many aspects or the premise that he had to do so, Maudun finally agreed to the plan of launching a large-scale attack on the Qin Empire.

And right now, this time the plan is in full swing.

It's just that for Maudun, this practice is actually a gamble. In other words, he gambled the fate of himself and the Huns with the young man and the Qin Empire behind him.

Chances are, it's a matchup that no one can afford to lose. But whether it was him or that young man, I am afraid that it was already difficult to ride a tiger.

Mao Dun thought of this, and couldn't help but think of what would have been the result if he had directly fought a decisive battle against the Qin people before meeting with that young man.

But after thinking about it for a long time, I couldn't think of a reason for it in the end.

After all, since that young man dared to appear in front of him, I am afraid that he would not let him or the Huns who acted easily succeed.

And this time, maybe the result will be the same.

Riding on a horse, Mao Dun didn't know why he had such an idea, but he remembered the people he knew, as well as his relatives, including his son Ji Congee (later Lao Shangshan Yu).

In this operation, Ji Congling, who was only twelve or thirteen years old, did not take action, but continued to live in the Dragon Court.

Before the action, Ji Congee once said that he would follow the expedition, just like in the Battle of Yinshan in Hetao that year, he followed his father Toumandanyu to participate in the war against the Qin people.

It's just that Mao Dun rejected the idea because he was still young.

In fact, Ji Congee was a little younger, and Mao Dun was twenty years old when he followed Tou Manshan Yu to participate in the Battle of Yinshan in Hetao.

But this is not the main reason why Maudun rejected the idea of porridge.

A voice in his heart told him that perhaps Ji Congee was the leader who allowed the Huns to truly gain a status of their own.

He didn't know why he had such an idea, or what this voice was all about.

But in the end, before the expedition, Mao Dun still followed his instincts......

And when I think of Maudun here, I see a little fire shining in the camp of a Hun in the south under the starry sky...... (To be continued.) )

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