However, Cao Ren saw that Guan Gong was caught, so he led his troops out of the city. Guan Ping returned for a while and rescued Guan Gong and returned to the village. He pulled out his arm arrow. It turned out that the arrow had medicine, the poison had reached the bone, and his right arm was bruised and swollen, and he could not move. Guan Ping discussed with the generals and said, "If my father damaged this arm, how could he get out of the enemy? It would be better to go back to Jingzhou for a temporary adjustment." So he entered the tent and met Guan Gong. The duke asked, "What are you doing?" The duke replied, "I am afraid that the right arm of the king will be angry when he saw the enemy's right arm, and it is inconvenient to conflict. The public can temporarily send a troops back to Jingzhou for a temporary adjustment." The duke said angrily, "I took Fancheng, only in the present; after taking Fancheng, I will advance forward and go straight to Xudu to wipe out the Cao thieves to safeguard the Han Dynasty.

How could you miss a big deal because of a small sore? Do you dare to abdicate your army!" Pingdeng retreated silently. Seeing that the Duke refused to retreat, the wound was not cured, he had to visit famous doctors from all directions. Suddenly, someone came from Jiangdong to the front of the village. The small school introduced Guan Ping to him. He looked at him: square scarf and wide clothes, with a green nap in his arms. He said that he was from Qiao County, Pei State, with surnamed Hua, name Lun, and courtesy name Yuanhua. He heard that General Guan was a hero in the world and was poisoned by arrows. He came to treat him. Ping said, "Is it the doctor of Zhou Tai in the Eastern Wu in the past?" Tuo said, "Of course."

Ping was very happy and led Hua Tuo into the tent with the generals to meet Guan Gong. At that time, Guan Gong had his arm pain, and was afraid that the army would be in a state of absent and had no choice but to play chess with Ma Liang. When he heard that a doctor had arrived, he summoned him in. After the ceremony, he was given a seat. After the tea, Tuo asked his arm to look at him. Duke lowered his clothes and stretched his arms to let Tuo look at him. Tuo said, "This is a wound from a crossbow arrow, and there is a medicine for aconite, which penetrates into the bones. If it is not treated early, this arm will be useless." Duke said, "What should I use to treat it?" Tuo said, "I will treat it myself." Tuo said, "I will treat it myself."

The law is, but I am afraid that the king and the prince will be afraid of his ears." The Duke laughed and said, "I regard death as if I were going home, why are you afraid?" Tuo said, "You should set up a pillar in a quiet place, nail a large ring on it, ask the king and the prince to penetrate the arms into the ring, tie it with a rope, and then cover his head with a cushion. I used a sharp knife to cut the flesh and blood until the bones, scrape the bones and poison the arrows, apply medicine, and sew the mouth with threads, so that there will be nothing wrong. But I am afraid that the king and the prince will be afraid of his ears." The Duke laughed and said, "This is easy! Why use the pillar and ring?" He ordered the banquet to treat each other.

After drinking several glasses of wine, the man still played chess with Ma Liang and stretched his arms to ask Tuo to cut it. Tuo took a sharp knife in his hand and asked a small school to hold a large pot under his arm to catch blood. Tuo said, "I will do it, don't be surprised." Tuo said, "I will treat you. I am not as afraid of pain as the common people in the world!" Tuo then put the knife and cut the flesh until the bones were green. Tuo used a knife to scrape the bones, and it was all sound. Those who saw it on the tent and under the tent covered their faces and lost their color. Duke drank wine and ate meat.

, chatting, laughing and playing chess, without any pain. In a moment, blood flowed into the pot. Tuo scraped all the poison, applied medicine, and sewed it with thread. The Duke laughed and stood up, saying to the generals, "This arm stretched out and relaxed as before, and there was no pain. The gentleman is a real miracle doctor!" Tuo said, "I have been a doctor for my whole life, but I have never seen this. The king is a god!" Later generations wrote: "Treatment of internal and external departments must be divided into internal and external departments, and there are not many wonderful arts in the world. Only the generals of the gods can only treat Hua Tuo, and the sage hands can treat Hua Tuo."

After Guan Gong's arrow sores were healed, he set up a table to thank Hua Tuo. Tuo said, "Although the arrow sores are treated, they must be cared for. Do not hurt the anger after a hundred days, they will be calmed down as before." Guan Gong rewarded him with a hundred taels of gold. Tuo said, "I heard that the king and the king are very righteous and come to treat him, so how can I expect to repay him!" He refused to accept it, and left a medicine to apply to the sore mouth, and said goodbye.

But Guan Gong captured Yu Jin and killed Pang De. His reputation was so great that China was shocked. When he visited Xu Du, Cao Cao was shocked and gathered civil and military officials to discuss and said, "I have always known that Yun Chang was wise and brave. Now he is in Jingxiang, and like a tiger has wings. Yu Jin was captured, Pang De was beheaded, and Wei soldiers were defeated. If he led his troops to Xu Du, what would he do? I wanted to move the capital to avoid it." Sima Yi advised, "No. Yu Jin and others were flooded by water, not because of war; there was no damage to the country's major plans. Now, Sun and Liu lost their favor, and Yun Chang was successful, and Sun Quan would not be happy. The king could send envoys to Dongwu to discuss the pros and cons of Yun Chang, and when Xu was calm, he would cut off the land in Jiangnan to enfeoff Sun Quan, and then the danger of Fancheng would be resolved." The chief clerk Jiang Ji said, "Zhongda's words are right now. Now you can send an envoy to Dongwu, and there is no need to move the capital to mobilize the people."

Cao followed Yun, but refused to move the capital. He sighed and said to the generals, "Yu Jin was in the same age for 30 years. How could he expect to be better than Pang De in the face of danger? Now, while sending an envoy to write to the Eastern Wu, he will definitely get a general to be the one who should be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will

However, Sun Quan received Cao Cao's letter. After reading it, he read it and agreed happily. He immediately submitted the letter to the envoy to return first, and then gathered civil and military officials to discuss. Zhang Zhao said, "I heard recently that Yun Chang captured Yu Jin and killed Pang De, which shocked China. Cao wanted to move the capital to avoid his attack. Now Fancheng is in a critical situation, and I sent envoys to ask for help. After the matter was settled, there may be a reversal." Before Quan could speak, he suddenly reported that Lu Meng came from Lukou on a small boat and reported to him in person. Quan summoned him in to ask him, and Meng said, "Now Yun Chang brought troops to encircle Fancheng, and he can take him far away and attack Jingzhou." Quan said, "How about I want to take Xuzhou north?"

Meng said, "Cao is far away in Hebei and has not had time to look east. Xuzhou has not many soldiers, so he can defeat him. However, the terrain is conducive to land warfare and is not conducive to water warfare. Even if he gets it, it is difficult to conserve. It is better to take Jingzhou first, occupy the Yangtze River, and make good plans." Quan said, "I originally wanted to take Jingzhou, so I will test you for the preface. You can quickly draw the map. You should raise your army later."

Lu Meng resigned Sun Quan and returned to Lukou. There was a sentry horse report, saying, "Along the river, some twenty miles or thirty miles, there were beacon towers in each high hill." Hearing that the army and horses in Jingzhou were purged and prepared, Meng was shocked and said, "If this is the case, it is urgent and difficult to do so. I persuaded Jingzhou in front of the Marquis of Wu, but what should I do now?" I had no choice but to ask for illness and let someone repay Sun Quan. Quan heard that Lu Meng was sick and was very upset.

The remark said, "Lu Ziming's illness is a deception, not a real illness." Quan said, "Bo Yan knows that he is deceiving, you can go and see him." Lu Xun received the order and came to Lukou Village at night. He came to see Lu Meng, but he was indeed sick. Xun said, "I was ordered by the Marquis of Wu and respected his spy. My son Ming was very ill." Meng said, "I was sick when my body was sick, why bother to ask?" Xun said, "Mr. Wu was given the heavy responsibility to Gong. The Duke did not take advantage of the times and was depressed. Why did he feel depressed?" Meng looked at Lu's eyes and looked at Lu's eyes. Why did he ask?"

Xun, after a long time, he said, "I have a small prescription that can cure the general's disease. Can I not be examined?" Meng then stepped back and asked, "Bo said good prescriptions, please give me advice early." Xun laughed and said, "Zi Ming's disease is just because the troops and horses in Jingzhou are purged, and there are beacon towers along the river. I have a plan to order the guards along the river to not raise fires. The soldiers in Jingzhou will surrender, is it okay?" Meng said, "Bo said what he said is like seeing me."

I am sincere. I wish to hear good plans." Lu Xun said, "Yun always relies on heroes and is invincible. The general is only concerned about the general. The general takes this opportunity to resign and use Lukou's responsibilities to others to make others humbly praise Guan Gong and be arrogant. He will withdraw all the troops from Jingzhou to Fancheng. If Jingzhou is not prepared and uses a brigade of troops to attack him, Jingzhou will be in control." Meng Daxi said, "It's a really good plan!"

Therefore, Lu Mengtuo was unable to afford to get sick and wrote a letter to resign. Lu Xun returned to Sun Quan and told him about his previous plan. Sun Quan summoned Lu Meng to return to Jianye to recuperate.

Meng arrived and saw Quan. Quan asked, "Duke Lukou's responsibilities, when Duke Zhou recommended Lu Zijing to replace him. Later, Zijing recommended him to replace him. Now, you must also recommend a talented person with high talent. It is a wonderful thing to replace him." Meng said, "If you use a person who is highly respected, the chief will definitely be prepared. Lu Xun's intentions are profound, but he has no distant reputation, which is not something Yun Chang is afraid of. If you use the responsibilities of the ministers, you will have some help." Quan was very happy and appointed Lu Xun as a partial general and the right governor, and Dai Meng guarded Lukou. Xun thanked him and said, "I was young and had no studies, and I am afraid that I would not be able to bear the heavy responsibilities." Quan said, "I will not make any mistakes in my life. You must not refuse." Xun then accepted the seal and ribbon and went to Lukou overnight. After the three armies of horses and water were handed over, he immediately compiled a letter, named horses, strange brocades, wine and other items, and sent envoys to Fancheng to meet Guan Gong.

At that time, the general was calming down the arrow sores and kept his troops still. Suddenly, he reported: "Lu Meng, the governor of Lukou, Jiangdong, was critically ill. Sun Quan took back the reconciliation. Recently, he appointed Lu Xun as a general and guarded Lu Meng. Now Xun sent someone to bring a book and a gift, and came to see him." Guan Gong summoned him in and pointed out the envoy and said, "Zhong Mou was short-sighted and used this child as a general!" The envoy rested on the ground and said, "General Lu submitted a letter to prepare a ceremony: First, he came to congratulate the king and the marquis, and second, he asked the two families to reconcile. Fortunately, he wanted to stay with him." The Gong took the books and looked at him, and the lyrics were extremely humble. After Guan Gong read it, he laughed and asked his left and right to receive the gifts and sent it to the envoy. The envoy returned to Lu Xun and said, "Guan Gong was happy, and he no longer had the intention of worrying about Jiangdong."

Xun was overjoyed and secretly sent someone to find out that Guan Gong had indeed withdrawn most of the troops from Jingzhou to Fancheng to listen to the command. He just waited for the arrow sore to recover, so he wanted to advance. Xun Cha knew the preparations and sent someone to report Sun Quan at night. Sun Quan summoned Lu Meng to discuss and said, "Now Yun Changguo withdrew the troops from Jingzhou and captured Fancheng, he could design to attack Jingzhou. You and my brother Sun Jiao led the army forward together, how about?" Sun Jiao's courtesy name was Shuming, and was the second son of Sun Jing, Sun Jing, Sun Quan. Meng said, "If the lord is Meng, he will use Meng alone; if Shuming is suitable, he will use Shuming alone. Didn't he hear that Zhou Yu was the governor of the left and right in the past, and although the affairs were determined by Yu, Pu was quite unfamiliar with him as an old minister. Later, when he saw Yu's talent, he began to respect him? Now Meng's talent is not as good as Yu, and Shuming's relatives are better than Pu, and he may not be able to help each other."

Quan Dawu then appointed Lu Meng as the commander-in-chief, and generalized the army and horses of Jiangdong. He ordered Sun Jiao to receive food and grass in the back. Meng thanked him and ordered 30,000 soldiers and more than 80 fast ships. Those who chose the water were disguised as merchants, all wearing white clothes and rowing on the boat, but hid the elite soldiers on the "boat".

The next time the "Zhoulu" was transferred to Han Dang, Jiang Qin, Zhu Ran, Pan Zhang, Zhou Tai, Xu Sheng, Ding Feng and other seven generals, and then advanced one after another.

The rest were rescued by the Marquis of Wu. On the one hand, they sent envoys to write to Cao Cao, ordering the troops to attack Yunchang. On the other hand, they first reported Lu Xun, and then sent a white-clothed man to the Xunyang River. They walked day and night and went straight to the north shore. When the guards guards on the beacon tower by the river were interrogated, the people of Wu replied, "We are all merchants, and we are here to avoid them because of the wind blocking the river." They sent their property to the soldiers guarding Taiwan. The soldiers believed it and then allowed them to moor on the river. Around the second round, the elite soldiers from "Zhouzhe" and "Zhoulu" came out together, and the officials on the beacon tower were tied down. With a secret call, more than 80 elite soldiers all stood up. They were about to go to Duntai, and they captured all the troops in the boat, but never left.

He ran forward and took Jingzhou directly, but no one noticed it. When he arrived in Jingzhou, Lu Meng was soothing the officials along the Jiangduntai. He used good words to comfort him, and rewarded them with great rewards, and ordered the capital to open the city gate and set fire as a call. The troops took the order, and Lu Meng taught the front line. After midnight, he went to the city gate to call the gate. The gate officials recognized that it was the soldiers from Jingzhou and opened the city gate. The soldiers shouted and set fire to the city gate. Wu soldiers entered together and attacked Jingzhou. Lu Meng sent an order to the army: "If anyone kills a person and takes something from the people, they will follow the military law." The former official and still held Guan Gong's family and kept another house, and no idle people were allowed to disturb him. At the same time, he sent someone to declare Sun Quan.

One day, it rained heavily, and Meng boarded a horse and led several horses to look at the four gates. Suddenly, a man took a folk chopstick hat to cover his armor. Meng drank left and right and left to hold him down and asked him, and he was a native of Meng's hometown. Meng said, "Although you are my fellow villager, I have already issued my order. You should follow the military law." The man cried and told, "I am afraid that the rain wet the official armor, so I took cover, not for personal use. I begged the general to remember the feelings of his fellow villager!" Meng said, "I know that you are covering the official armor, but you should not take folk things in the end." He scolded the left and right to push him down and behead him. After the beheading, he took his body and cried and buried him. Since then, the three armies were shocked. In a day, Sun Quan led the people to Lu.

After being sent out of the capital to welcome the yamen, Quan ordered Pan Jun to take charge of Jingzhou affairs. The prison was released from bans and sent to Cao Cao. The people were willing to reward the army and held a banquet to celebrate. Quan said to Lu Meng: "Now Jingzhou has been obtained, but Gong'an Fu Shiren and Nanjun Mi Fang, how can these two places be recovered?" Before he finished speaking, he suddenly came out and said, "No need to take a bow and arrow. Is it okay to say that Gong'an Fu Shiren comes to surrender?" Everyone looked at him and said, "What good strategies does Zhongxiang have to make Fu Shiren surrender?" Feng said, "I have had a lot of friendship with Shiren since I was a child; now if he talks about benefits and harms, he will definitely return."

Quan was very happy and ordered Yu to drag the five hundred troops and run straight to the police.

But Fu Shiren heard that he knew that Jingzhou had made mistakes and urgently ordered the city to be closed. When Yu Fan arrived, he saw that the city gate was closed, so he wrote a book and tied it to an arrow and shot it into the city. The soldiers picked it up and Xian and Fu Shiren took it apart. Shiren dismantled the book and looked at it, and then wanted to surrender. After reading it, he remembered that "It is better to surrender early than Guan Gong left and hated me." He ordered the city gate to open and asked Yu Fan to enter the city. After the ceremony, they all told their old feelings. He said that Wu Hou Kuanhong was generous and respected the wise and went to the earth;

Shi Ren was very happy and came to Jingzhou with Yu Feng to surrender. Sun Quan was very happy and ordered him to go to guard the public security. Lu Mengmi said to Quan, "Now that the eldest son has not been obtained, and there will be changes in the future. It is better to send him to Nanjun to recruit Mi Fang to surrender." Quan summoned Fu Shiren and said, "Mi Fang has a strong relationship with you, you can come and surrender, and I will have a great reward." Fu Shiren was glad to lead the promise, so he led more than ten cavalry and went straight to Nanjun to recruit Mi Fang.
Chapter completed!