After killing the Zhizhou and the regimental training envoy who did not know the current affairs, Yang Dexin became the person with the highest authority and responsibility for the military and political affairs of the entire Chaozhou. After obtaining the highest right, Yang Dexin sent people to rush to Wan Yafei, the general on the left, to send the surrender table, and on the other hand, he ordered the transfer of troops, and turned around and rushed towards Huizhou.

After Wan Yafei saw Yang Dexin's envoy who sent the surrender table, he learned that Yang Dexin had led troops to attack Huizhou, and he immediately sent an order to the three guys in Meizhou who were on the verge of defection: Strictly prevent the enemy from the north, and send 10,000 troops to the south to attack Xunzhou.

He has soldiers under his hands, why did Wan Yafei, who had already captured Shaozhou, want the Meizhou soldiers, who had not many troops and their combat power was also very poor, to attack Xunzhou?

Ruthless people have ruthless moves, and Wan Yafei's original intention in doing this was to let those miscellaneous troops in Meizhou become another cannon fodder unit under him in the next battle.

Wan Yafei wanted the best result that at the end of the war in Guangdong, there would be no Meizhou soldiers left, so he would be saved and asked Su Dong to help with redeployment and resettlement.

The slightly worse result was that after the baptism of repeated battles, the elite of the Meizhou soldiers were left and added to the ranks under his command, so that the left army was strengthened.

The worst result may be that the three guys in Meizhou are disobedient, or they are preserving their strength. Then Wan Yafei's ruthlessness will have a place to display in the future, and there is no need to ask for merit and rewards for those three guys, and directly kill those three guys in the name of disobeying military orders......

Of course, although he wanted to use the defenders of Xunzhou to consume the Meizhou soldiers, so as not to give the new dissidents any respite and a chance to rise. Wan Yafei was not a narrow-minded person after all, everything he did was more out of consideration for Liu Xing to consolidate the scepter.

And how can we better help Liu Xing strengthen the scepter? Of course, it was to sweep away Guangdong as soon as possible, and then seize Fujian, and bring all the southeastern provinces under the rule of the Northern Dynasty.

In order to achieve this goal, after sending orders to the three people in Meizhou, Wan Yafei also took action.

He sent out a town of soldiers. From the northwest corner inserted into the state for a strong assault.

Another town is interspersed from the mountains at the junction of Yingzhou and Xunzhou, and goes straight to Longchuan, where Xunzhou is located.

Then, he personally led the remaining 140,000 men and horses of the Left Route Army and rushed straight towards Lixi Yinchang, north of Guangzhou and on the bank of the Xinfeng River.

Wan Yafei is the Left Route Army, it stands to reason that he should go all out to attack Xunzhou, why didn't he rush to Xunzhou with the whole army but turned around and launched an attack on Lixi Yinchang under the jurisdiction of Guangzhou?

Silver field, silver field, as the name suggests. The Lixi Silver Farm is a place where silver is produced. When marching and fighting, military salaries are paid and military rations are also bought. For a general whose idea of nurturing war with war has taken root in his heart, Wan Yafei naturally will not watch a lot of silver being fished out in vain by those party troops.

After conquering Guangdong, if you want Guangdong to quickly restore stability, you also need a large amount of money to appease all forces, and you also need a lot of money to reward all forces, so Wan Yafei wants to grab Lixi Silver Field first.

So Wan Yafei's move, wouldn't Yang Mi feel that he was angry for rebelling against the strategic plan set by the three of them? Not angry, Yang Qi was not only not angry when he learned that Wan Yafei sent troops to attack Lixi Yinchang in the north of Guangzhou, but he was very happy.

Why is Yang Qi not angry but very happy? The reason is actually very simple, after Wan Yafei defeated Lixi, the northern part of Guangzhou was actually under the control of his army.

What's next? When I went to hunt down Cheng Changyu and fight Huizhou. Yang Mi can confidently let Wan Yafei "deserve" to act as the advance army to attack Huizhou, and let him go to the first place.

Among the three divisions, only Wan Yafei now has the most powerful cannon fodder force composed of "Zhigui soldiers". Let him attack Huizhou first, that's the best thing......

Wan Yafei went to Lixi and forced Huizhou, so what was Su Dong doing at this time? As a general on the right, Su Dong was very happy and chic at this time. He was leading the soldiers under his command all the way to rush towards the city of Guangzhou.

Why is Su Dong happy? That's because since he led his troops into Guangdong, in just a few days, he met almost no strong resistance, and only paid the price of 1,200 killed and 700 disabled. It pocketed all the four states and 29 cities in the southwest and southwest.

Twenty-nine cities were captured so quickly at the cost of such a small sacrifice. Any leader will be happy.

Then why is it said that he is leading his troops towards Guangzhou City in a very chic manner? Because from the moment when Su Dong led his troops into the land under the rule of Guangzhou, almost all towns and counties fell to the wind.

It is not enough to pick up the merits of the battle without blood, and Su Dong also picked up an additional 70,000 or 80,000 troops on the way, forming a huge army of transfer support.

With sufficient logistical support, Su Dong did not worry about eating and drinking every day on the way to Guangdong, and the soldiers under his command even had meat and a pot of wine every night. That's called a comfortable, that's called a chic.

It seems that this war is not a war, but let Su Dong bring his soldiers and horses to Guangdong to enjoy, what kind of chic is that......

Su Dong advanced to Guangzhou in a dashing manner, and Yang Mi was not so easy compared to Su Dong. Why wouldn't he be easy? Or is it because of the fact that they are like grass cobs who will be party troops.

After receiving Yang Mi's strict order, those party troops did not dare to directly attack the city of Guangzhou. But Yang Mi has a policy. There will be countermeasures under the party army.

Didn't you Yang Mi not let me go to Guangzhou and let me go to the rich city to loot? Okay, then we won't go to Guangzhou, but there will be some grabs. Where to rob? Qingyuan County, under the rule of Guangzhou, became the worst place to be plagued by the Hui Party army.

As soon as the two party armies of Duanzhou and Yingzhou captured Qingyuan City, the two teams had a tacit understanding to first loot the rich and rich people in the city. After looting the rich and the rich, they went to the streets and forcibly collected "**** fees" from the local people.

"**** fee", this is the best reason why the two bastard party armies came up with the best reason to deal with Yang Mi and not allow them to loot.

If the people don't give **** fees, the leaders of the party army will have a mouthful. In the name of resisting donations, let the party army order its soldiers to kill people, rob women, and even burn houses, destroy homes, and then behead some people.

The military discipline of the Northern Dynasties was strictly ordered, and the war was only against foreign races. Most of the people in Qingyuan City are not of different races, but Han Chinese. The party army will do things like this, and Yang Mi was so angry that he exploded his lungs when he got the news.

He was angry, and directly set off from Huaiji City with his troops and quickly rushed into Qingyuan City. As soon as he entered Qingyuan City, Yang Qi immediately summoned the leaders of those Hui Party troops in one place, and then relieved those bastards of their military power.

But what? What Yang Mi didn't expect was that after the leaders of the party army received his summons, no one went to his tent, but instead led the troops out of Qingyuan City and ran back towards their respective nests in Duanzhou and Yingzhou.

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