Feeling the murderous aura and pressure from Sun Tu made Peng Yongzhen feel even more panicked. The hypocritical smile on his face completely froze. He said in a verbal voice: "Sun Qian, listen to my explanation, there are some misunderstandings in this. If it is my brother, I will not help you with the soldiers under your command. It is really...yes..." He couldn't help but hesitate again.

"What is it?" Sun Tu immediately shouted lowly. He could see that with this courage, it was indeed unreasonable to do things that were enemies of his own army repeatedly. Thinking of the other party's attitude when he set out from Jinling, and his eagerness to order someone to call the military counselor just now, the answer was about to come out.

Just as he had a judgment in his mind, before he could ask, the hanging curtain had been quickly lifted up, and then he lowered his head and entered, saying, "Mr. Sun is so domineering. How dare he treat my general like this? Is there anyone in the Huainan army?"

With just this sentence, Sun Tu and the Huainan Army quickly formed an opposition, and at the same time, the faces of several Huainan Army generals and officers who followed him changed, and they stared at them with indignation, as if as long as Peng Yongzhen gave the order, they would rush over without hesitation.

But his provocative words did not make Sun Tu angry, but just looked at the person who came thoughtfully. This was a man in his thirties and extraordinary spirit. He looked at the mediocre people in the army at first glance. His pair of triangular eyes were shining with light, hiding ambitions and strategies.

Peng Yong's performance really disappointed him even more. When he saw him coming, he said anxiously as if he had seen a savior: "Sir Zhao, you are here. Mr. Sun came to investigate the military newspaper and winter clothes and bedding after the war in Changzhou. Please explain it on your behalf!" He actually pushed all the questions on his subordinate.

Not to mention Sun Tu's secretly frowning, even the other lieutenant generals and colluded felt a little embarrassed. They all lowered their heads and dared not look at Sun Tu anymore. However, Counselor Zhao accepted this fact calmly, nodded, and then took a seat first, then looked at Sun Tu and said, "Is this here to raise an army to ask for punishment? Yes, that war report was indeed written by me, and I strongly advocated not to supply clothes and quilts to the Shandong army. Is there any problem?"

Before Sun Tu could speak, he quickly followed up: "In the battle of Changzhou, it was because of the lack of military strength of your Shandong army that made a mistake, which led to the anti-army being disengaged. Shouldn't Chief Sun and your troops take the blame? Because of this, I suggest that my general not provide support for Shandong military uniforms!"

This response was really beyond Sun Tu's expectations. He thought that the other party would have to argue first, but unexpectedly, he answered so happily that he could withstand all the questions. In this way, he caught Sun Tu off guard, making the words he had prepared were useless for a while. He could only stare at the other party with squint eyes, but this counselor Zhao was not afraid and looked back calmly, looking at him with a clear conscience.

This is considered to have met an opponent. Sun Tu quickly woke up. This person is so strong, no wonder Peng Yongzhen could obey his wishes. Moreover, he must have relied on all this, and his identity cannot be as simple as a mere military counselor.

After pressing the anger in his heart, Sun Tu's mouth swelled up: "Counselor Zhao, right? When did you join the Huainan Army? Why did I have never seen you before?"

"To be honest, Mr. Sun said that I was also in the Huainan army that came before the Changzhou war. I had heard about walking in front of Zhu Shuai. I was just because I was low and low, so I never got the general's eye." Zhao Siliang was decisive and immediately confessed his origin.

This made Sun Tu take a secret breath. Although he had already guessed, he still felt a stern when the answer appeared. No wonder this person had such courage, and Peng Yongzhen followed his advice again, because after all, this person represented Zhu Jie's meaning.

With his eyes slightly lowered, Sun Tu whispered again: "Do you say that the battle in Changzhou was a mistake of our Shandong Army that led to the failure to do its best?"

"Yes, I was in the army at that time and saw it all with my own eyes." Zhao Siliang nodded without hesitation, but Peng Yongzhen on the other side lowered his eyes with guilt, and he didn't even have the courage to look at Sun Tu.

As soon as he saw his reaction, Sun Tu knew that Zhao Siliang was lying, but looking at his righteousness, those who don’t know the truth may not necessarily point out flaws. Sun Tu no longer intends to debate with him more, but just sneered: "It’s ridiculous, as far as I know, the war that day was saved by our Shandong Army soldiers fighting to the death, but the Huainan Army was afraid of war and timid! What’s your intention to be so inverted by black and white?" The last sentence was angrily shouted out, with great power.

But this momentum could not be suppressed by Zhao Siliang at all. He still looked calm: "It is Sun Qian, who is inverting black and white, right? You were not present at the time, how dare you make this assertion?"

"This is reported by my soldiers..."

"That's even more uncountable. They just wanted to shirk their guilt. Anyway, I and the people of the Huainan Army all knew in my heart that the crime was in your Shandong Army that day! Even if this matter was in the court, no one would believe your General Sun. You should know that as the chief general that day, you led your army to Danyang.

"I want to ask General Sun, how much combat power is there for an army without a commander and removing the elite main force? Therefore, the blame for Changzhou's mistakes lies naturally in your Shandong army. Everything I report is true!"

If it weren't for believing Dong Ping and the others would never deceive themselves in this matter, and they also understood that the combat power of the Shandong Army was far stronger than that of the Huainan Army. Sun Tu would have been convinced by the other party's words. Unexpectedly, this guy was so eloquent and keenly grasped the biggest problem of the Shandong Army. As the commander-in-chief, Sun Tu was not in the army, so he set his mind on the matter...

As Zhao Siliang said, if this matter really takes a lawsuit, more people will believe that the mistake is in the Shandong Army. In addition, Zhu Xie and the people in power in the court are thinking about attacking Sun Tu and Shandong Army, so this injustice cannot be washed away.

After a moment of silence, Sun Tu laughed furiously: "Okay, okay! Counselor Zhao is indeed like a gun, and I admire him. It is really too insignificant to be a counselor in the army. It is worth asking you to negotiate with Liaoxia and other countries and fight for some benefits for our Song Dynasty."

"Mr. Sun praised it, I just acted on order..."

"Do you think I'm praising you?" Sun Tu shouted loudly, interrupting the complacent words: "Do you think you can turn black and white by just speaking, and make people helpless? No matter how powerful you are, can you benefit the sword in my hand? Do you believe it or not, I will kill you now and avenge the murdered brothers in my camp!" Sun Tu said, and he had already risen up, and stepped forward, and wanted to pull him up.

Unexpectedly, Zhao Siliang's reaction was extremely fast. Seeing Sun Tu pounce on him, he pressed his hand on the ground. Without getting up, his body had retreated several feet. He just avoided the grab in one fell swoop, and a sarcastic smile appeared on his face: "Sun Qian, gentleman should not act!"

Sun Tu was stunned for a moment, and then he realized that Zhao Siliang actually had a good martial arts skills. No wonder he was so arrogant that he dared to confront him.

Seeing Sun Tu stunned, Zhao Siliang even ordered: "Come on, take this person down. He dared to try to assassinate officials in my camp, and he was really guilty of being a serious crime!" He actually planned to turn against him.

The generals and schoolmen were stunned and looked at their heads unconsciously, but found that Peng Yongzhen was like a clay sculpture and wood carving at this time, without any reaction. It was obvious that he had acquiesced to allow everything here to be decided by Zhao Siliang.

The two personal soldiers who reacted first immediately shouted and rushed towards Sun Tu, really trying to take him down on the spot. But at this time, Sun Tu had already come back to his senses, so how could he be controlled by these two people? He raised his hand and put his palms on their chests like a knife. He thumped them and made them so hard that they could not get up.

"Sun Tu, you not only commit crimes, but also resist arrest. It seems that you are stubborn and your crime is unforgivable!" Zhao Siliang had already rushed up in person, and a short blade in his hand was directly at Sun Tu's chest from a strange angle.

Sun Tu frowned and quickly took a step back half a step, his eyes suddenly felt murderous intent: "Good guy, he was already malicious and had a sharp blade!" He waved his fist to greet him, and was hitting the other party's arm, slapped the terrible knife. At the same time, he made a wrong step and his body was quickly pressed on, but he wanted to fight with him.

When Sun Tu came to see Peng Yongzhen, he really had no intention of turning against him, because he thought that he could be enough to suppress him, so he had never even brought his weapons. But unexpectedly, someone who really wanted to kill him appeared here, and now he was a little passive.

Although Zhao Siliang is not only inferior to Sun Tu's martial arts, his strange short-blade moves were desperate, which made Sun Tu unable to show his strengths, and he was a little at a disadvantage for a while. Moreover, after fighting a few close moves, Sun Tu also noticed that the short blade was flashing with a faint blue light, which was obviously poisonous. As long as the skin was cut by the knife, the consequences would be extremely serious. This made him even less careless, and his movements became more conservative, so he could only be beaten passively.

"What are you all doing in a stand-alone manner? You haven't taken this thief!" A storm-like attack failed to hurt Sun Tu at all, which also made Zhao Siliang see that there was a gap between him and Sun Tu. He immediately shouted again and urged others to join forces to attack him.

After listening to the order, the generals finally bit their teeth and rushed towards Sun Tu from the side, forming a siege with Zhao Siliang, but put Sun Tu in a rare danger.
Chapter completed!