After unifying the minds of the generals, Zhao Kuo immediately announced: Yinshi sent troops to take Xinzheng.

The generals and soldiers agreed to the promise, but the envoys from the various families and clans of the country of Han were in two wars. Zhao Kuo let them watch such a big play, and naturally it was not in vain.

Immediately, Zhao Kuo told all the envoys (except for the envoys of the king of Han) that they would be released a quarter of an hour before the start of the war, and those who wanted to surrender to Zhao would recall their own children and stay at home obediently.

When the messengers heard this, they were immediately pardoned.

Obviously, at this time, they no longer dare to hope for any wealth and glory, looking at the pile of rotten meat in the pool of blood on the ground, they suddenly realized that it is already a great blessing to be alive.

This is naturally one of the purposes of Zhao Kuo's director's big play: the siege is imminent, and Zhao Kuo needs the Han army in Xinzheng City to be more fearful, so that his army can be broken in one fell swoop.

Zhao Kuo knows very well that today's Xinzheng City may still be in the hands of King Han for the time being, but the middle-level generals will undoubtedly be controlled by various families, as long as these families are frightened, the Han army of less than 10,000 people will be scattered.

Of course, intimidating Han Jun is just the purpose of Zhao Kuo's hand.

More importantly, Zhao Kuo should begin to establish Zhao Jun's self-confidence and pride, and it should even be said that it is Zhao's national self-confidence and sense of belonging.

This is crucial to deal with the upcoming decisive battle against Qin.

With such a sense of belonging, they will believe that at any time, they will not give up on the Internet, and they will not abandon or give up in a desperate situation;

With enough self-confidence, you can have the courage to take on seemingly impossible tasks and do your best for them.

This is crucial for two armies with similar combat strength.

In the process of fighting against the Qin army, it will also be the foundation process of the Zhao State or the national feelings of the Chinese nation, and this may be more important than the establishment of a dynasty called "Zhao".

It's just that Zhao Kuo can't say these words to anyone.

Just like the "book is the same text, the car is the same track", perhaps only a thousand years later, people will realize the meaning of such a thankless task.

But no matter what, at least Zhao Kuo's actions have made the soldiers of the Zhao army feel full of warmth, and it turns out that the two pawns are so important in the heart of the king, even more important than the envoys of other countries holding the national credentials.

Of course, it was also the Korean envoys who looked for death by themselves, and they didn't look at what they were here to do - the people who sued for peace still dared to bark wildly, and Zhao Kuo didn't take his sacrificial flag, and he was sorry for his dusty servants.

So, under the encouragement of Zhao Kuo, all the soldiers of the Zhao Army were like chickens, and the ladders and vehicles were quickly completed with the cooperation of the soldiers.

And the time will soon come to the agreed time.

With a wave of Zhao Kuo's hand, hundreds of envoys from various families and nobles were released back to Xinzheng City.

Looking at the figure rushing towards Xinzheng, Zhao Wei on the side couldn't help frowning, and then arched his hand to Zhao Kuo and asked, "My king, what if this group of people report to King Han after returning to Xinzheng?"

Hearing this, Zhao Kuo burst out laughing, but Zhao Kuo was still very happy that Zhao Wei could take the initiative to think about the problem, and then replied, "What secret? Tell King Han that our army is about to attack the city, or tell King Han that he himself has surrendered?"

"This?" Zhao Wei was a little speechless for a while.

"What's more, even if one or two want to snitch, the other families won't allow it." Zhao Kuo then continued, "You forgot that when they arrived, we had already recorded their family information. From that moment on, the fate of the family has been tied to the ship of our Zhao Kingdom."

"What if, one of them was instructed by King Han in advance?" Zhao Wei continued to ask.

"Not to mention that King Han himself sent an envoy, there is a high probability that there will not be more spies." Zhao Kuo continued to shake his head and said, "And, even if there is, so what? When the roof collapses, how can a single beam hold it up?"

"Besides." Zhao Kuo pointed to the envoys of Han Zhiguo who had fled in front of him, and continued, "Do you see which of them looks like pillars? All the beams and stakes have been torn down by us, so even if one or two are stubborn, what does it matter."

"Not to mention, they don't know anything except for a short time." Zhao Kuo then continued to smile and said, "I just told them what happened. Where did our army attack from, how many people, how many ordnance, nothing, what can they do? And ......"

Without waiting for Zhao Kuo to continue, a voice did interrupt Zhao Kuo's teaching to Zhao Wei from behind.

"My king, the army is ready to set out."

It turned out that Li Mu had already finished the inspection again and came to Zhao Kuo to give an order.

"Okay." Zhao Kuo nodded, but said to Zhao Wei again: "Moreover, our army is about to be pulled, what are you afraid of?"

Saying that, regardless of whether Zhao Wei understood his conspiracy or not, Zhao Kuo turned around again, but said to Li Mu: "The whole army is about to move, and the target is Xinzheng."

"Yes." Li Mu immediately agreed.

Soon, the sound of whimpering horns resounded in the silent night sky, and one after another fire dragons snaked out in the direction of Xinzheng.

The envoys of the Korean army who were running in front listened to the faint movement from the rear, and their hearts were even more anxious, obviously the speed under their feet had reached the extreme, but they still felt that they were not fast enough.

In fact, they are far from being so anxious, first, today's Xinzheng has almost no defense, and second, although the Zhao army has been dispatched, but because of various siege equipment, the marching speed of the Zhao army is far from catching up with them.

It's a pity that it's a matter of life and death, and not everyone can stay calm enough in the face of life and death, especially this group of people is obviously not a person who is used to seeing life and death.

But no matter what, under the desperate hurry, this group of people quickly approached the city of Xinzheng.

At the base of the wall, each family began to use their own means of communication, summoning hanging baskets from overhead.

However, the hanging basket did not wait, but heard the creak of the door opening - the city gate was quietly opened a gap.

Suddenly, everyone was like a great enemy.

Everyone knows that the Han army at the city gate is still in the hands of King Han! Immediately, there were people who wanted to escape.

At this moment, a small head with white hair and beard poked out of that small gap.

"Second uncle?" A voice of slightly disbelief rang out.

"Lady?" Through the bright moonlight, the white head quickly found the direction of the voice: "Quick, come in."

Without the slightest hesitation, the person who answered immediately rushed in.

Seeing one person entering, although the others still didn't understand the situation, they immediately got into it.

"Second uncle, what's going on?" The young man who was the first to go followed the little old man towards the city, while looking around at the empty streets and city towers.

"The king also sent people to surrender, and then they returned to the palace, and the hearts of the people were scattered, and no one cared about them. Hey......" The little old man also briefly explained the situation.

"Hey." The young man who heard the words also sighed faintly.

"Let's go, brother is in a hurry." The little old man immediately urged.

"Hmm." The young man nodded slightly, but then stopped at a fork in the road, and continued: "Second uncle, you go and call back the third brother and a few children from the north gate, as well as the seventh brother stationed at the palace gate, it will be too late later."

"Huh?" The old man still didn't know why.

"Second uncle, let's go. Father, let me explain that the Zhao army is going to attack the city tonight, and it will be too late to do so." The young man hurriedly continued.

"Okay." Hearing this, the old man didn't dare to slack off, and immediately nodded in response, "I'll go now!"

This happened not only to the young man, but it can be said that almost all the "messengers" who had entered the city were saying similar words to their relatives and slaves who had come to meet them.

Soon, the sound of noisy footsteps resounded in the otherwise silent street.

It's just that King Han, who was anxiously waiting for information in the palace, didn't know anything about these things.

I have to say that letting my eunuch order go to Zhao Jun is really a bad move. As a eunuch commander, the Confucianism of the tongue war is obviously beyond his ability, and negotiating on behalf of a country is not his specialty.

Loyalty may be the only virtue of this eunuch order.

And the only use of this loyalty should be to be around.

At least, if the eunuch order is still there, the eyeliner in the palace is still there, and no matter how much King Han is, he will not be ignorant of the situation inside and outside the palace.

It's a pity that when people are desperate, they often can't tell whether what is in front of them is a life-saving straw or a real handle.

In this way, when all the families were busy shrinking the population, when Zhao Kuo led more than 60,000 people to kill Xinzheng, King Han was impotently pacing in his palace.

Until, the low sound of Zhao Jun's horns and bursts of drums entered the palace.

With a "poof", King Han woke up from his half-asleep sleep.

"Someone." King Han sat up, drew his sword at the head of the bed, and ran out of the hall while shouting.

It's just that until King Han ran to the door, no one responded to him.

Pushing open the door of the palace, he saw several eunuchs and palace maids in front of the hall running in their respective directions with their burdens. If this is still the case inside the palace, what should be the scene outside the palace?

didn't have time to care about those eunuchs and palace maids, King Han immediately looked up and saw that the direction of the city gate was already red.

"Didn't the eunuch order present his credentials to King Zhao?" A huge fear then struck King Han: "Why is the Zhao army still coming to fight?"

And just when King Han was stunned, the fiery red was spreading along the city gate towards the direction of the palace. The shouts of killing followed the flames from the streets to the door of King Han's head.

"Lost the gates?" King Han looked at the scene in front of him dumbfounded.

He couldn't have imagined that the city gate he had inspected at night could be lost in an instant?

For a moment, King Han thought of the families who came out of the rope, and for another moment, King Han thought of the scene of the soldiers breathing a sigh of relief when he left.....

But in any case, it is an indisputable fact that the city gate was lost.

Everyone knows that there is no way to return to the sky.

With a "dang bang", the sword in King Han's hand slipped to the ground unconsciously.