As he spoke, Jiang Wen raised his chin at Yongji: "Go, call Jun'er."

Yong agreed to go out, but it was Yao Yu, who looked at Jiang Wen in confusion, not knowing what he wanted to say.

Just as he was hesitating, Jiang Wen spoke.

He sighed first, and said in a rather self-deprecating tone, "Brother Yao, do you think my life is quite funny. was foolish and loyal, but in exchange for such a result. He was harmed by the son of the old lord."

Yao Yu opened his mouth, and then lowered his head and said, "It can't be said that Jiang Taishou did something wrong, after all, from the beginning, you also wanted to repay the kindness of King Runan back then. What's more, everyone has something to pursue."

Jiang Wen smiled dumbly: "You guy, you still tell me these falsehoods, do you think I don't know, you are scolding me in my heart for being a stupid and loyal old man?"

Yao Yu had a smile on his face and did not veto Jiang Wen's words.

The two paused for a while, and Jiang Wen looked at Yao Yu with a serious expression: "Okay, no kidding. Yao Yu, my body has reached the point where the oil has run out, and at the time of parting, I want to entrust you with one thing."

Yao Yu hissed and thought in his heart.

Entrust yourself with something?

Is it difficult, is it to entrust Gu to himself, and let himself assist Hao Jiang?

Jiang Wen saw it and continued, "You have become the Taishou of Runan, Jun'er, and Yongji, and you will all become your subordinates. Jun'er won't talk about it, but Yongji is very important to you. I see that you have so many generals, but none of them can train cavalry like Yongji. If you want to chase the deer in the north, how can you do it without cavalry?"

Jiang Wen's words made Yao Yu even more moved.

Originally, he was a little tempted by the position of Runan Taishou, but now when he heard that Yong Yu would naturally become his subordinate, would Yao Yu still resist?

As Jiang Wen said, there are no generals under his command who can train cavalry.

Yao Bao, Quan Yan, Shen Lin, Lu Bi, Chen Zhong, Quan Yao, Man Kuang, Shen Cheng, Yao Xin, and the newly joined Kong Xiao, these are all good hands in the battle, but how many can be like Yongyi, with their own experience and ability to train cavalry?

You must know that military training is more important than commanding troops.

With proper drilling, the strength of a soldier on the battlefield is far greater than that of an untrained ordinary soldier.

Yao Yu understood this early on.

Otherwise, he would not have spent money to contribute, and he would have improved the food for the soldiers, and he would have thought of new training methods for the soldiers.

Thinking like this, Yao Yu basically had the idea of agreeing to Jiang Wen.

It's just that he still has a concern, that is, if he agrees like this, will he be in a hurry, and it seems that he has coveted other people's property for a long time.

Just when Yao Yu was hesitating, Yong Yi led Jiang Jun to push the door in from outside the door.

When Jiang Wen saw it, he struggled to lift the quilt, sat on the edge of the bed, and looked at the two of them with a serious expression: "Come here."

Yao Yu let go of the way slightly, and the two walked up.

Yong's expression was calm, as if he already knew something, of course, it was likely that Jiang Wen had discussed it with him in advance.

It was Jiang Jun, with a lot of tears and snot, who came forward and pulled his father to cry.

Jiang Wen rubbed Jiang Jun's head with his hands lovingly, and said, "After I go, Runan Taishou will be Yao Yu. Jun'er, you can assist Yao Yu well. Don't you have two minds?"

Jiang Jun looked up in surprise, but soon, he lowered his head and cried: "Father, don't talk nonsense, you'll be fine, I will ask the best Lang Zhong in the world to see a doctor for you."

"This kid, how confused. Life and death are fateful, how can human beings be strong? What is the body of the Father, I don't know yet? While I was still sober, I saw the future Runan Taishou. Yong, you too, hurry up."

Yong Ju saw that Jiang Jun didn't move, and the latter was just sad, which was even more impossible.