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A few days later, the emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty finally arrived in Shangqiu, Songdu. Recommended: A glass of turbid wine into the throat of the great master's new work "Straight from the Heavens and All Realms" http://m./5_5835/

The Zheng army had successively captured three cities, Chengfu, Zhanban and Han, and confronted the reinforcements of Chu State under Xucheng.

Prince Feng of Song was overjoyed when he received the edict. He immediately summoned the prime minister of Zheng State in the name of Prince Zheng Tu to Shangqiu, saying that there were important matters to discuss.

Ji Zhong did not doubt that he was there, so he set off after receiving the letter. As a result, he was under house arrest by his son Feng when he arrived in Shangqiu, coerced and tempted him to establish a king.

Under the cold and stern sword of Song Bing, Ji Zhong almost didn't struggle much, so he simply stated that Zheng would obey the emperor's orders and change the prince to the king.

Zheng Hu's reaction was as weak and ridiculous as in history. When he heard the news from the attendant, the Zheng Duke neither rebuked Ji Zhong and removed him from his position, nor did he make any remedies to protect his position as the monarch.

Instead, he escaped from the capital overnight like a stray dog, without caring about what the 30,000 soldiers who fought on the front line would be.

A scene of history repeats itself, and Zheng State's soldiers changed their lords without bloodshed. With the support of Song State and the support of Zheng State Ji Zhong, Zheng Tu, a prince who had lived in Zheng State for many years, transformed into the monarch of Zheng State.

Prince Zheng Tu succeeded to the throne in chaos. The first thing he did was to recall the 30,000 Zheng troops who had already arrived in Xucheng City, and general Zichan and Zi Zhan were executed on false charges. Then he replaced his confidant and direct descendants as generals, and could not wait to hand over the command of the 30,000 troops to the State of Song to show his loyalty.

Zi Feng used 30,000 Zheng's army as the vanguard, and 50,000 Song's army to escort the back. He took advantage of the Chen and Cai coalition forces' sudden attack while the Chu State was conquering the city and territory. The two countries were caught off guard. With less than 20,000 domestic troops, they were captured after only half a month.

Nearly half of the Zheng army died in battle in this battle, but the Song army suffered less than 10,000 casualties. After the war, Zi Feng did not hand over the land of Cai to Zheng as promised, but instead included all the land of the two countries into the territory of the Song Dynasty.

Although Zheng Tu was angry, he had no choice. After Zheng Hu finally hugged Wu's thigh and fought for the opportunity to compete with Song, Zheng Tu once again handed over Zheng under the blade of Song.

After hearing the bad news of the fall of the capital, the 50,000 Chen and Cai coalition forces in Chu State had no intention of fighting again, and quickly fled, and the northern part of Chu State returned to peace.

When Xiong Fu learned the news, he was facing the map. Seeing that the troops were in short supply, the Wu army walked up the Yangtze River to surround Anqing, and Anqing was no longer able to defend.

The Qin army, which received support, had increased its combat effectiveness like a mad dog. Xiang Yan had tried his best to maintain the confrontation and was unable to divide his troops to rescue him.

Just when he was in a state of turmoil, he suddenly received news of the drastic changes in Zheng, Cai and Chen. The Xiong Mu was overjoyed and almost tore the map in half.

"Okay, great!"

Xiong Lu snatched the battle report sent by the guards and read it word by word, "Brother Fang Li really gave me a big gift! The one named Xun Wenruo, I must reward you after this battle!"

Not only was the Xiong Mun happy, but the civil and military officials of Chu could not help but breathe a sigh of relief. Although the pressure between Qin and Wu was still unabated, without the pressure of the 80,000 troops in the north, victory was not impossible.

"Then the order to Jingque, Jingcui quickly increased his troops to sneak up on the mountain and gathered with Fenghou Chou's army!"

Xiong Lu ordered with great enthusiasm, "Tell Fenghou Chou that Anqing was surrounded by the Wu army and could no longer defend it, so he let his army retreat to Qianshan. Regarding land war, our Great Chu warriors are worthy of his Wu army!"

The situation in Chu State improved, and Xun Yu was presented as a distinguished guest as a guest. Fa Zheng, who was on the mission to Wei State, did not receive such good treatment. At this time, he was gnawing the noodles with rats in the dungeon.

Weis was determined to avenge more than half of the loss of the 100,000 army. Hearing that the Tang Dynasty had come to see him, he directly locked the people in the dungeon, saying that he wanted to destroy the Tang Dynasty and asked Fang to leave to pick him up.

The dungeon of Wei Kingdom was built underground. It was dark and humid in disrepair. Almost every half a stick of incense, you can see rats running around. The dough cakes sent by the jailer still smelled of mold. I don’t know how long it was stored in this dungeon.

Fa Zheng didn't care about his image. He put his feet on the only bed in the prison and ate happily with the squeaking sound of mice.

The officials on one side were not as leisurely as Fa Zheng. They didn't care that the water on the ground could flood half of their shoes, and kept swaying. They poked their heads out and looked outside, and sighed and said that I was desperate to rest. Fa Zheng was funny, but he didn't stop him.

After a few days, the official finally couldn't hold on anymore and sat aside and sighed, "Sir, Weiss is not going to lock us up here alive, right?"

Fa Zheng swallowed a mouthful of the dough that he had just delivered and sighed comfortably: "Yes, today's not moldy."

The official was angry: "Sir!"

"Shh...you should know not to eat or sleep." Fa Zheng raised a finger, finished the dough slowly, wiped his hands, and saw that the official was already pale in his face, then he smiled, "You are right, Weiss might really think so."

The official who trusted Fazheng's words was immediately frightened and his face turned up: "What, how is this good? Xingyang is in danger, and the lord is still waiting for our letter!"

Unexpectedly, this timid young official, who was still worried about the situation in Xingyang at this time, Fa Zheng glanced at him in an instant and stopped joking: "Don't worry, within three days, someone will come to let you and me out."

"Sir, don't joke with your subordinates." The official didn't believe it. "Weis decided to attack Tang, and he was determined to win against Xingyang. How could he change his mind and let us go?"

But Fa Zheng never explained a word again, and lay down and closed his eyes to rest.

The official was anxious to see it, but he had no choice but to lie down like anger and soon fell asleep.

After sleeping for a while, I suddenly heard a burst of rapid footsteps outside the door. The official suddenly opened his eyes, but found that Fa Zheng had stood up at some point, his clothes were neatly arranged, and he was standing in front of the fence and waiting for something.

Soon, a figure walked quickly from outside the prison door, looking at the man wearing a green crown. He was only thirty years old, and saw Fa Zheng rushing forward, bowing to the end and apologizing: "The dungeon is cold and wet, I feel wronged!"

Fa Zheng smiled and replied, "The Tang envoy Fa Zheng, I have met Xinling Jun."

The official was stunned and realized that the person who came was not the small officials who had come to mock him before, but Wei Wuji, the famous Xinling Jun of Wei, so he quickly saluted.

"Sir, don't be too polite. You should apologize like a gentleman!"

Wei Wuji waved his hand and asked the prison guard to open the door, personally helped Fa Zheng out, and explained as he walked, "Tang envoy, don't blame my master. My master also believed in the provocation of the traitor, so he sent troops without regard to the alliance."

Fa Zheng climbed into the carriage waiting outside the door and signaled the official to go back on his own. Then he smiled and said, "What Mr. Xinling said, is it not the intention of Wei Duke to send troops to Xingyang?"

Waving his hand, he asked the driver to set off quickly. Wei Wuji put down the curtain of the car, and then smiled bitterly: "Sir, I don't know that my master was defeated by Yu Guijun before, and my master couldn't swallow this. In addition, the traitor provoked him, so he sent troops to Xingyang. I have advised my master many times, but it's a pity..."

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