General Zhou was also puzzled when he heard this.

After Mr. Zhuge borrowed the ships and soldiers from the deputy general, he prepared everything according to his plan, and the old god was there.

A day passed, and the deputy general didn't see any movement from Mr. Zhuge .

Another day passed, and he still didn't see any movement from Mr. Zhuge .

It wasn't until four o'clock on the night of the third day that Mr. Zhuge secretly invited the deputy general to the ship and told the deputy that he was going to fetch arrows.

The adjutant general knows Mr. Zhuge well about his whereabouts in the past three days, and Mr. has not done anything related to making arrows, how can there be arrows?

So he asked, "Where to get it?" ”

Mr. Zhuge replied: "You don't need to ask, you can go and know." ”

The vice general was puzzled, so he had to accompany Mr. Zhuge to see what was going on.

In the early morning, the fog on the vast river was misty and pitch black.

Mr. Zhuge ordered twenty ships to be connected together with a long rope, and anchored and marched towards the Wei army camp on the opposite bank.

By the fifth watch, the fleet had approached the riverside camp of the Wei State.

At this time, Mr. Zhuge and the priests put the bow of the ship in the west and tail in the east, and crossed in front of the Wei army.

Then, he ordered the soldiers to beat the drums and shout, deliberately creating a sound of drumming and marching.

The lieutenant who witnessed this series of movements couldn't help but be shocked when he saw this! This, actually fighting without permission?!

Mr. Zhuge hurriedly reassured him and told him: "I expect that in this night of low fog, the Wei State will never dare to fight resolutely. You and I can stay and drink and have fun as we please, and when the fog clears, we will withdraw. ”

After hearing the news of such turmoil, the commander of the Wei State on the other side was really worried that the river would be misty and misty, and he would be ambushed by the enemy, so he refused to fight easily.

In addition, he hurriedly dispatched more than 6,000 crossbowmen from the dry camp to the riverside, and together with the naval archers, a total of about 10,000 people, they fired indiscriminately into the river in an attempt to stop the "Wu and Han coalition forces" beating drums and shouting formations.

For a time, the arrows were like flying locusts, shooting on the straw handles and curtains on the Jiangxin boat.

After some time, Mr. Zhuge ordered the fleet to move closer to the water village, and ordered the drums to be beaten and shouted.

When the fog cleared at sunrise, the grass on the boat was lined with dense arrows. At this time, Mr. Zhuge ordered the fleet to return.

When retreating, he did not forget to order the soldiers to shout in unison: "Xie Wei Guo gives arrows!" ”

When Wei learned the truth, Mr. Zhuge took the arrow fleet and had already left more than 20 miles because of the smooth wind. The Wei army couldn't catch up, and the Wei state was remorseful.

After Mr. Zhuge returned to the camp, he obtained a total of more than 100,000 arrows, and the time was really as long as he had guaranteed, and it only took three days.

The deputy general witnessed the whole process of borrowing arrows from the grass boat, and was amazed by Mr. Zhuge 's clever calculations, and praised Mr. Zhuge as a "god man" when he met people.

Mr. Zhuge is really as rumored: he not only knows astronomy and geography, but also knows Qimen, Yin and Yang. It was surprising that he was more adept at arranging and maneuvering in marching battles, and it had been expected three days before that there would be a heavy fog to take advantage of.

It's like a god!

Mr. Zhuge was conceited: "My life is tied to the sky, how can mortals harm me!" ”

When General Zhou learned all this, he also sighed to himself, admired Mr. Zhuge for his excellence, and did not target him for no reason.

And the various legendary cases of Mr. Zhuge have been widely circulated in mainland China, attracting countless descendants to worship and learn from them.

Such a peerless ghost, the main hall is also admired. So, what do you think after listening to this story? ”