readx;???? Zhang Jiashi still had time to think about what he should do next, or what kind of approach he would take, and what kind of impact it would have on the Great Qin Empire. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

Although the situation of the Huns put increasing pressure on the upper and lower levels of the Great Qin Empire, Zhang Jiashi did not think that he was in a situation of inevitable defeat, because the Great Qin Empire also had many advantages of its own, which were incomparable to the Huns.

However, compared with Zhang Jiashi's leisure, Xiang Yu and Xiang Zhuang's situation can be said to be very bad.

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The remnants of Xiang Yu's more than 400 knights were tracked by the Qin army's scouts and confirmed that the other party was hiding on Mount Tai.

After all, Mount Tai was recognized as the head of the Five Mountains at this time, especially after the First Emperor carried out a Taishan sealing ceremony and two stone carvings in the period including Qin II, the status in the Great Qin Empire is also quite transcendent.

In the twenty-eighth year of Qin Shi Huang (219 BC), that is, the third year after the unification of the Six Kingdoms, the first emperor toured the counties and counties in the east, and summoned more than 70 Confucian doctors from Qi and Lu to the foot of Mount Tai, the "first mountain in the world", to discuss the ceremony of sealing Zen, in order to show that he was appointed by heaven to become the emperor. The Confucian scholars had different opinions and were difficult to implement. So he retired from all the Confucian scholars, borrowed the original Qin State to worship the Yong God, sealed Mount Tai, Zen Liang father, carved a stone to praise Qin De.

The eulogy said, "When the emperor is on the throne, he will make a clear law, and his subordinates will repair it." Twenty has six years, and the world has been merged at the beginning, and it is not welcome. Personally patrol the distant Li people, Denzi Taishan, and look around the East Pole. From the minister's thoughts, the original cause, only praise merit. The way of governance, all the products are appropriate, and there are all French-style "Yunyun", all of which praise their own merits, a total of 147 words. The carved stone is engraved on four sides, and the eulogy is engraved on three sides.

The heir of Hu Hai, the second emperor of Qin, also toured the east in the first year (209 BC), and engraved his edict and the names of his ministers on the spare side.

Of course, the record of these two stone carvings as a book has nothing to do with Zhang Jiashi.

For Zhang Jiashi, the first time the Great Qin Empire sealed Zen and carved the stone as a book, he was not even a nobody, because according to his speculation, the period of the Great Qin Empire that he inexplicably crossed into this world was at best from 214 BC to 213 BC, if Zhang Jiashi had his own name on the carved stone at this time, it would be a strange thing.

As for the corresponding record of Hu Hai's carved stone book, Zhang Jiashi is already the right general of the Great Qin Empire, but let's not say that Zhang Jiashi really doesn't care about these false names, just because the relationship between him and Hu Hai and Zhao Gao has always been quite indifferent and even almost turned against each other, Zhang Jiashi's name has naturally become a floating cloud.

It's just that compared to such things, for Zhang Jiashi, Mount Tai is not a good place to hide.

For example, the Taishan thieves in the Eastern Han Dynasty (Note 1) fought against the empty Qingzhou Thorn History and Tao Qian and other official forces.

(Note 1: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yanzhou, which was dominated by Taishan County, and the mountains and seas of Qingdao and Xuzhou, were a special area.) As the representative of the local wealthy clan, the "Taishan Generals" led by Zang Ba defended themselves here, not only rebelling against the government, but also plundering the people, and participating in the suppression of local peasant uprisings, becoming a special force formed in this special area. ）

But in all fairness, Zhang Jiashi really doesn't think this place is a good place to hide.

Because this place is easy to be surrounded by a large army, and at this time, the development of the Great Qin Empire around Mount Tai and the serious damage to the basic development of the people around Qidi after a few years of war, the area around Mount Tai is occupied by Xiang Yu, and it is impossible to give Xiang Yu some help, not to mention that Xiang Yu can plan to make a comeback with this place.

Zhang Jiashi would not give Xiang Yu this time to breathe, because he had to quickly make corresponding strategic deployments against the enemy in the north, but he didn't have much time to slowly wear down Xiang Yu.

According to the information that Zhang Jiashi has received in the past few days, the embattled strategy can be said to be very successful. Although about a quarter of the Chu army, that is, about 10,000 people, remained in the camp, these people's will to fight was weakened, and the besieging troops around them were nearly 250,000 people.

Therefore, he was very relieved to let Han Xinjian and others deal with the remnants of the Chu army under Xiang Zhuang's command, whether Xiang Zhuang and these people were dead or alive, Zhang Jiashi knew very well that it was unlikely that Han Xin and others would capsize in the gutter.

So after he learned the news that Xiang Yu was hiding in the area of Mount Tai, he directly asked Zhang Wu to lead the knight troops and take the lead in going to Mount Tai to prevent Xiang Yu from wandering again.

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There is still a certain amount of room for maneuver with Zhang Jiashi's corresponding plan, and the remnants of the Chu army's knight troops and Xiang Yu hiding on the mountainside of Mount Tai do not have Zhang Jiashi's leisure.

Because they found out that this place was actually a dead place.

Because of this place, not to mention people, many corresponding constructions and even agricultural land that have been quite well developed have been abandoned or even turned into a ruin.

Xiang Yu didn't expect that this place would become like this, and he could also be regarded as a "great contribution".

Although it is true that Xiang Yu did not personally lead his troops to this area, the area around Mount Tai is also one of the areas where the two countries once fought fiercely. Under Xiang Yu's rather cheating attitude towards governing the army, a Chu army that confronted Tian Rong in this place was a partial division, but the Qi ** people who couldn't hide in this area were all killed.

It can be said that this place has become like this, although Xiang Yu has no direct responsibility, it is undeniable that his responsibility is indeed unshirkable.

Zhang Jiashi didn't know such a situation, otherwise he wouldn't be unoptimistic about the result of Xiang Yu coming to this place. Because this place is, in many ways, a dead end.

In the art of war, although it is said that death is followed by death, there are really few people who will really take such a situation seriously. Because in many cases, if you want to do this kind of thing with the corresponding conditions, the corresponding requirements can be very demanding.

If there is a problem in a certain link, then the minute is the rhythm of playing.

Zhang Jiashi didn't think that Xiang Yu could have this kind of ability, and he could still make a comeback in the dead place of Mount Tai, he knew very well that these knights of Xiang Yu might not be able to find fault in terms of combat effectiveness, but at the moment, they lacked food, medicine and even lack of hope to fight, even if Sun Wu or Wu Qi reborn, they would have an incomparably headache, not to mention what kind of expression Xiang Yu should have in the face of this situation.

Although Zhang Jiashi was afraid of Xiang Yu in many aspects, especially Xiang Yu's own strength, let him single out Xiang Yu, but Zhang Jiashi would never try anything again.

Although his current strength is different from when he first faced Xiang Yu a few years ago, if it weren't for Zhang Jiashi's learning that was a bit mixed, Zhang Jiashi had the existence of the Qingyu Spirit Book, maybe he would be able to win the position of the number one master of Great Qin right now.

Of course, the current strength of Zhang Jiashi is not at the level of Zhao Gao, but compared with a few masters who have been famous for a long time, such as Gonggong Xi and Mo Hong, Zhang Jiashi's strength has improved, which makes these people quite surprised.

However, this kind of strength against Xiang Yu is still a bit insufficient.

Moreover, the last time Zhang Jiashi was able to stalemate with Xiang Yu for such a long time in the Battle of Julu, it was more due to the fact that his Daowu double cultivation caught Xiang Yu off guard.

If he faced Xiang Yu again, Zhang Jiashi really didn't think that he still had the same luck as last time.

Because Zhang Jiashi thinks that the corresponding records of Xiang Yu in the historical records have undergone major changes because of Zhang Jiashi's appearance, and it can even be said to be unreliable, but the thing I have to admit is that Xiang Yu's single combat power is really worthy of the title of the first martial god in the ages.

In a simple sentence, that is, Xiang Yu can be called a monster in the eyes of many masters who know Xiang Yu's strength.

Of course, there are many things that the gods of this world can't do, not to mention that Xiang Yu is at most a monster that is invincible alone, and a group fight may not necessarily be able to solve the other party, like this kind of predicament of death, Xiang Yu found that he had no means to reverse the situation at all.

Zhang Jiashi naturally would not let Xiang Yu go because of this, because for a person like Xiang Yu, not to mention anything else, just cutting the grass without removing the roots, and the thinking that the spring breeze blows and grows again, so that Zhang Jiashi has to be ruthless to kill Xiang Yu's family.

There is really no mercy in this kind of thing, because there is a sentence that Zhang Jiashi used to be very resistant, but he cannot deny one point, that is, this sentence he has to think is very reasonable, that is, kindness to the enemy is cruelty to oneself.

Zhang Jiashi never thought that in the future, even his descendants, because of his temporary kindness, he would let the trouble appear again, and even bring a very serious impact.

So one thing that Zhang Jiashi thought of in his heart, that is, Xiang Yu and Jing's family, and even their children, must die.

Only the dead are in many ways more reassuring.

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Xiang Yu's mood was very depressed, although with his identity and these Chu army knights who were still following him in the end, there was no big problem in terms of loyalty.

After all, many of the identities of these Chu army knights are people who have a certain relationship with Xiang Yu, or even members of the Xiang clan. The loyalty of these people can be said to be relatively high, but it is naturally impossible for these people to have the ability of Long He and others, and even there is a corresponding gap between them and some second-rate talents, which Xiang Yu is also relatively clear.

But that's not something he's worried about.

He originally planned to rest in Mount Tai for two or three days, but he really didn't expect one thing, that is, the knight troops of the Great Qin Empire would actually appear on the periphery of Mount Tai at noon the next day.

Xiang Yu didn't plan to directly lead people to break through to other places after seeing these knights under Zhang Wu's command appear, but he soon discovered a problem, that is, the people who could follow him to break through were actually less than half of the remaining remnant knights.

The others were either weakened by their injuries or unable to move with the army because of the sudden death of their mounts.

Xiang Yu didn't think about one thing afterwards, that is, to throw these people off, and he led the knights who could break through to break through again.

But some indecisiveness in Xiang Yu's personality broke out at this time.

Originally, for Xiang Yu, this was not a big problem, but Zhang Wuke did not give Xiang Yu time to react.

Before Xiang Yu could take official action, Zhang Wu asked his knights to be divided into several teams of 500 people and strictly stationed at the main road outside Mount Tai.

Zhang Wu believed that as long as Xiang Yu did not concentrate on breaking the knight troops in one direction in one fell swoop, then for Xiang Yu, the possibility of the other party wanting to rush out was very small. Because although Mount Tai is relatively large, the knights stationed from several directions are still able to support the troops who were raided by Xiang Yu within the response time.

Once Xiang Yu dares to come down from Mount Tai, then Zhang Wu is confident that Xiang Yu will see what is called the real appendage.

Xiang Yu did think about leading the army to rush down from the mountain when these knights were unstable, but for Xiang Yu, he quickly saw from Zhang Wu's layout that Zhang Wu had no intention of letting him leave.

Maybe he can still rely on the troops who can continue to fight, as well as his own world's best martial arts, to fight his way out. But on the day of the arrival of Zhang Wu's army, he did not do so.

And what he didn't expect was that he didn't make a quick decision, and there would be no chance to leave this place again......

Because at this time, a light knight unit of the Qin army and dozens of chariots escorted a carriage to this place.

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Xiang Yu didn't expect that the person who got off this carriage was actually the Jing family he had been thinking about for a long time.

And what he didn't expect was that Zhang Jiashi would actually send the Jing family and his newborn daughter to this place at such a time.

He was very complicated to ask some guards to pick up the Jing clan from the mountain, because he knew very well what it meant for the Jing clan to appear in this place and be sent over by the officers and soldiers under Zhang Jiashi's command.

His expression was very complicated, but he still tore off a corner of his somewhat dirty robe, bit his fingertips, and wrote a letter of thanks to Zhang Jiashi.

Because if Zhang Jiashi hadn't made this decision, their family would not have been in this place and reunited again......