"If it is able to make the Qi State send troops, then even if the Zhao State has a small victory over the west, it is bound to be defeated in the east. In this way, there will be a war for the coming year." Xin Lingjun also unreservedly explained his thoughts and thoughts: "I, the Wei State, will also immediately note the Qi State and invite it to send troops to attack Zhao."

It's not that Xinling Jun has much trust in the Qin army, it's just that it is really better to invite the Qi State to send troops sooner rather than later, and a Wei State is obviously not weighty.

It is almost impossible for Qi to offend Zhao because of Wei.

However, if a Qin State can be added, in the face of the almost undefended eastern Zhao State, the Qi State may not be a little greedy.

With just a hint of greed, even if it was just sending tens of thousands of Qin troops to test it a little, Qi Guo would immediately discover the fact that Zhao was strong and strong.

As long as you can take even a small city smoothly, the joy of success will instantly become the trigger for the awakening of this oriental monster.

At that time, even if the Zhao army won the battle against Qin in the east, it would have to lose a large area of land, including the Yan State, and in this way, the pattern of the Warring States would change again.

Although Wei may not be able to win any benefits, as long as it is not the Zhao State and the Wei State, there is still a chance.

This is also the only thing that Xinlingjun can do now.

Of course, this is not the outcome that Qin wanted before the war, but it is also the only way to continue to fight with Zhao for the world.

Perhaps when the news came back to Xianyang, King Qin, who had no longer paid attention to government affairs, secretly regretted why he didn't continue to implement the idea of cutting off his wings first and then fighting a decisive battle with Zhao State, which gave other countries a chance.

Or perhaps, King Qin will also be glad, but fortunately he did not adhere to such a line of thinking, so that he would see new possibilities when the mountains and rivers were exhausted.

But no matter what, this is not something that this little Qin army general in front of him can decide.

Immediately, the general of the Qin army also clenched his fists and said: "Xinling Jun rest assured, the last general will immediately fly a pigeon to pass a letter to inform the general and the imperial court."

Hearing this, Xin Lingjun also nodded slightly.

After arranging the last hand, Xinlingjun immediately gave the order, and the whole army pulled out the camp and returned to Daliang.

Yes, Xinlingjun didn't wait for dark, and he couldn't wait to set out the camp.

It's not that Xinlingjun doesn't know that the march of the camp in the day is extremely easy to be detected by the Zhao army, and even if it is not ambushed, it is very likely to be blocked by the Zhao army halfway.

It's just that the crisis in Daliang City no longer allows Xinlingjun to continue to wait.

Every night when I go back, Daliang City has the possibility of being breached.

Moreover, it is inevitable to be detected by Zhao Jun, since this is the case, it is better to let Zhao Jun know generously.

Of course, even if he was intercepted by the Zhao army, under almost the same force, Xin Lingjun clearly knew that this Zhao army was mostly a temporary conscripted young man, and the Wei army still had the advantage of fighting locally, even in the face of Zhao Kuo, Xin Lingjun was really not afraid to fight against it.

But more importantly, the cronies installed by the King of Wei in the army may not give themselves time to wait until the evening.

Rather than letting the army get out of control, it's better to be decisive.

So, in the early afternoon, the 100,000 troops of the Wei army disappeared into the city like a gust of wind.

Obviously, even if the Wei army moved very quickly, it still couldn't escape the eyes of Zhao Junyu Lin Wei. Especially the loss of Yicheng, Yu Linwei, who was the foreign intelligence organization of Zhao State, was ignorant beforehand, which had already made the Yulin guards lose face, and at this time, their eyes widened one by one, staring closely at all the movements of the Qin and Wei coalition forces in the city.

Wei Jun's actions were naturally seen in Yu Linwei's eyes, remembered in his heart, and written on the biography at the first time.

Soon, Zhao Kuo, who had just stepped into the territory of Wei, received information from Yu Linwei again: the 100,000 troops of Wei returned to help, and the march node map of the Wei army was attached.

It can be said that with this map, Zhao Kuo can easily judge the next node of the Wei army's march, and naturally it is easy to intercept the return of the main Wei army.

It's just that the art of war has a cloud of "don't stop when you return to the master", and in the face of such a hurry, you are eager to return to the station

The elite of the Wei army, which was defending the country, if it was intercepted halfway, the combat effectiveness it could burst out, even Zhao Kuo had to be careful.

So, what was in front of Zhao Kuo became another multiple-choice question.

Option 1 is to continue to advance towards Daliang, strive to capture Daliang before Xinlingjun's Wei army returns, and then join forces with General Tiandan and continue to fight against Xinlingjun's 100,000 army with 150,000 troops.

Option 2 is to completely hand over the task of attacking the main beam to Tian Dan, and lead the main army to intercept the Wei army, no matter which side wins first, he can immediately switch to the corresponding battlefield, so as to assist the friendly army to win the battle. And then achieve the goal of both taking the Great Liang and eliminating the power of the Xinling monarch.

The third option is to maintain part of the troops to continue to oppress the Wei army, return the main force to Yicheng, take the opportunity to reoccupy Yicheng, open up the grain transportation channel on the front line, and end the war.

According to Xin Lingjun's analysis, Zhao Kuo will choose option three with a high probability.

Without him, from Xinlingjun's point of view, this is the most secure plan.

Besieging Yicheng with 150,000 troops is enough to complete a breakthrough in a short time, even if it can't break through, besieging the city with 100,000 troops and transporting grain and grass with 50,000 large *** can also revitalize the front line.

However, in Zhao Kuo's opinion, this option is the most unlikely to choose.

The reason is very simple, the troops he brought were mostly Hu people and more cavalry.

Although these Hu people were issued with Zhao-style weapons, siege was not their strong point, and field warfare was their preferred way of fighting.

Therefore, although Zhao Kuoming had 150,000 troops on his face, he actually had 70,000 or 80,000 infantry that could be used to attack the city, and only half of them could be regarded as elite.

After careful calculation, even if Zhao Kuo transferred all the five bends in Yewang City, he would only have a maximum of 40,000 elites in his hands.

40,000 elites are obviously not enough for the 50,000 elites of the Qin army in the well-defended Yicheng.

On the contrary, if Zhao Kuo led 100,000 infantry to confront Xinlingjun's Wei army on the plain, Zhao Kuo was really not necessarily an opponent.

As long as the tactics are used properly, it is not impossible to completely annihilate the shortcomings of Xinling Jun's department.

Even, as long as he can drag the Wei army back, it will already be considered a victory. After all, Tian Dan had an army of 50,000 and attacked Daliang City, which had almost no elite troops, and it was strange if he didn't succeed.

As for the first option, it is still too radical, although as time passes, Zhao Kuo still does not dare to bet that once he can't take the arsenal before Xinlingjun's army rushes back, then Zhao Jun will face a dilemma.

Therefore, after thinking about it, Zhao Kuo was still determined to carry out the plan of option 2: to completely hand over Daliang City to Tiandan, while he concentrated on dealing with the Wei army's returning army.

If it blooms in pairs, perhaps the battle against Qin will also become easier.

Immediately, Zhao Kuo was all over the scouts and began to choose the battlefield for the army to finally fight the Wei army.

Obviously, the stay of Zhao Kuo's nearly 100,000 troops in Wei also clearly told Xin Lingjun that Zhao Kuo chose the second path.

Although Xin Lingjun was a little surprised, he quickly accepted it.

After all, that's Zhao Kuo! Surprise has always been synonymous with him, and the more impossible it is in his hands, the more likely it is.

Choosing to use a group of young men who had just been recruited to be tough with himself may not be able to do it to others, but Zhao Kuo made it a little unexpected and reasonable.

couldn't help but feel that Xin Lingjun was also forced to get excited.

It's just that the first time he faced such an opponent, Xin Lingjun's hands were also a little sweaty.

After all, it is Zhao Kuo, who has never been defeated, can you not panic!

But now that he has come here, Xinlingjun also knows that he and his troops have no way to retreat.

Of course, if the decisive battle with Zhao Jun could be avoided as much as possible, Xin Lingjun would be even more willing. After all, it was Zhao Kuo, even if he would only be a group of young and strong people.

With this in mind, Xin Lingjun also constantly adjusted his speed and direction of travel during the march, and cautiously marched towards Daliang City.

At the same time, Tian Dan, who received Zhao Kuo's order, turned on the crazy mode.

Obviously, there are only 35,000 troops in his hands (the rest of the troops in Huaisi County have not yet arrived), but he looks like he has 350,000 troops in his hands.

Tian Dan knew that as long as he could win the beam earlier, it would be decisive for the help of the entire battle situation.

To this end, Tiandan spares no expense.

It's just that in the face of the war situation with the danger of losing the country, the soldiers defending the city of Wei can be regarded as crazy.

At the top of the city, people fell from the high tower almost every moment, and fell into a puddle of mud. Zhao Jun, or Wei Jun......

Fortunately, the Wei army had the geographical advantage of the city tower, and even if Tiandan attacked at any cost, he still failed to break through the Wei army's defense.

It's just that his family knows about his own affairs, and although the Wei State temporarily held the city tower, the available troops in the hands of the King of Wei are getting fewer and fewer.

And with the follow-up Huaisi County's 15,000 fresh troops in place, Tiandan's offensive became more intense.

With the last of the new troops in his hands being sent to the city tower, the king of Wei finally collapsed a little.

couldn't help but feel that the letter from the King of Wei to Xinling Jun was also harsher than the other.

There is no way, King Wei has been forced to be anxious. Under the deterrence of the loss of his country, he was able to withstand so many days, and King Wei was already impressive.

It's a pity that, after all, half of those who travel a hundred miles are ninety.

So, under the persecution of the King of Wei and Zhao Kuo's calculations, Xinlingjun's 100,000 Wei army inevitably collided with Zhao Kuo's 100,000 army.

Since it has been encountered, there is no way to retreat and no way to avoid it.

So the real battle between Qin and Zhao in the third round was in the territory of Wei State, between the two armies of Wei and Zhao.

It's just that this battle seems to be a little different from what Xinlingjun imagined......

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