Chapter 734: Sending Troops to Korea

Huangfu Chaobo and Pang Tong were prepared for Zhu Jun's reaction, so Pang Tong didn't take Zhu Jun's words to heart.

Instead, he turned to Huangfu Chaobo and said, "My lord, in my opinion, Chang'an may be a little chaotic, and it is indeed not something our army can intervene in now. For our army, it is time to march into Hedong again."

Zhu Jun said, "Now that the emperor is in trouble, you don't think of rescuing him, but don't think of saving him. Is this the way of a minister?"

Pang Tong was not afraid, and stepped forward and said respectfully, "I would like to ask Mr. Zhu, given the danger of Tongguan, how many soldiers and horses does our army need to enter Guanzhong? Even if our army successfully enters Guanzhong, after tens of thousands of soldiers and horses are killed and injured, , can we take the emperor back from the Xiliang army? "

"Even if I take the emperor back and escort him back to Luoyang, how many troops will be left? If the Guandong lords come to attack again, do you think our Sizhou army can save the emperor? "

Zhu Jun was stunned and immediately retorted: "The people in Guandong have been favored for generations, so why would they do such a treasonous act?"

"Does Zhu Gong think that the Yuan brothers and Cao Cao in Guandong are law-abiding people now?"

Pang Tong's words made Zhu Jun and the other two speechless. It is indeed as Pang Tong said, how many people in the world are truly loyal to the Han Dynasty? Not to mention the distant past, the two brothers of the Yuan family and Cao Cao are people who have no respect for discipline. Xu Zijiang's words that Cao Cao is a "hero in troubled times" are not wrong at all.

As Pang Tong said, the Sizhou army has been seriously injured after a major battle last year, and has not recovered at all. Although Chang'an is in chaos now, there is no news of chaos in Tongguan. Of course, there is no sign of chaos in the Weihe River fort opposite Fenglingdu.

If the Sizhou army really wants to enter Chang'an, it can only enter the pass from Tongguan or by water. But now there is no sign of chaos in both places. If they want to enter Guanzhong, there will be a big battle. Even if the Sizhou army can successfully enter Guanzhong in the end, they will definitely suffer heavy losses.

This is still the first reason. The second reason is that once the Sizhou army enters Guanzhong, will the Xiliang army watch you rescue the emperor? If they defend the city, how much blood will the Sizhou army shed under the city of Chang'an with its solidity?

If everything goes well, God blesses the Han Dynasty, the Sizhou army successfully rescues the world from Chang'an, and then escorts it back to the east, how many soldiers and horses will Sizhou have left?

At that time, if any princes in Guandong come to an alliance again to compete for the emperor, can the Sizhou army really protect the emperor? By then, the Sizhou Army will be even worse than Dong Zhuo at the beginning. They will be surrounded by enemies on all sides. In the end, they will not only lose their personal wealth, but also may not be able to keep Luoyang City.

Instead of doing this, it is better to send a troop to Chang'an to protect the safety of the emperor, and then bring Hedong under the rule as soon as possible, accumulate strength, and wait until the Xiliang Army is almost done, and then march west to rescue the emperor from Chang'an. At that time, whether to welcome the emperor back to the east or continue to stay in Chang'an, it will be up to the emperor to arrange.

Pang Tong's words made everyone quiet down. It was indeed as he said, no one was willing to gamble on this. But now is indeed the best time to welcome the emperor back to the east. It is unwilling to let Zhu Jun and the other three give up.

After discussion, it was decided that the army would first arrange elite troops to go to Tongguan in the name of entering the court. If Tongguan can be easily taken, then send troops to occupy Tongguan, and then send troops to continue west, waiting for an opportunity to enter Chang'an and rescue the emperor. If Tongguan cannot be taken easily, then, as Pang Tong said, take Hedong first and wait for the opportunity.

However, Huangfu Chaobo was very entangled with the leader of the army. It was not because of other reasons, because leading troops away from the territory to the enemy camp, the first point is to ensure the loyalty of the generals. And this also involves an issue that cannot be ignored, that is, the emperor.

Although the current Han emperor has become a puppet, it has almost no effect on the princes and their close confidants, but for ordinary NPCs or ordinary historical generals, it is still an untouchable existence.

If you are not careful, the people you send out will really become loyal subordinates of the Han emperor.

Huangfu Chaobo is unwilling to do this kind of meat bun beating dog. Although he has not thought about what great things these 500 people can do, these are 500 elite soldiers after all. In the hands of other ordinary players, it is almost a force that can reverse the situation.

Then the problem comes. It is necessary to ensure loyalty and good ability, and to exclude historical generals. Huangfu Chaobo is impossible to waste on generals that others can't even ask for. So Huangfu Chaobo finally set his sights on the generals he had trained.

First of all, they were all trained by themselves from ordinary warriors, spending a lot of time and energy. Some generals even spent several Nine-Turn Rebirth Pills to become transferred generals, so they can be relied on in terms of loyalty to themselves and attitude towards the Han Emperor.

Another point is that their plasticity is not high, which limits their room for advancement. Among the first batch of generals that Huangfu Chaobo transferred, the highest position was Zhou Yi, the captain of the navy, but this was the peak he could reach.

If he was forced to be promoted to the level of Zhonglangjiang and asked to lead 10,000 or even more soldiers and horses, it would harm him and his subordinates.

There are also Zhao Rui and Zheng Feng, who have been at the county lieutenant level for many years. If they move up, it is unlikely. These are the bottlenecks for ordinary warriors to transfer to military generals. The only thing that may allow them to break through is the famous general card that has only appeared recently, but now, except for the two cards used by Huangfu Chaobo, it seems that no one has heard of them.

In the game, there was once a rumor that a general going out for training may trigger an adventure and change his attributes, but this has always been just a rumor, and no one has come out to confirm it.

So after thinking about it, Huangfu Chaobo decided to choose one of the transferred military generals to lead the troops to Chang'an to do this for him. Of course, in addition to leading the troops to guard the emperor, there are several things Huangfu Chaobo wants to arrange for them to do. One of them is that Lu Zhi and the other two have been saying that there are too few books in Luoyang Academy, but the number of books in the game is really too small.

However, the three of them once said that there is a person in Chang'an who has a large number of books. If he can be invited to Luoyang Academy, then the books in the academy will not have to worry about it at all. That person is a famous scholar in the Han Dynasty, Cai Yong and Cai Bojie.

Before Dong Zhuo died, Huangfu Chaobo did not dare to take advantage of Mr. Cai, but now that Dong Zhuo is dead, Guo and Li will definitely not pay as much attention to this old man as Dong Zhuo did, so Huangfu Chaobo's opportunity came.