He said with a concession: "This prince is indeed not qualified to tie up the general, so what does the general mean now, tell this prince to listen." ”

Seeing Dongfang Ming give in, General Zuo's attitude was also a little better, and he said to the South Vietnamese side: "First, the prince should check General Chai's military seal first. Second, the crown prince should send someone into the city to find out whether Pei Zhong's head should be removed. Third, since General Chai has already controlled the situation, he should throw out the corpses of 50,000 soldiers first, so that we can see General Chai's sincerity! ”

As soon as General Zuo said this, "General Chai" immediately quit.

"General Zuo, right?" After that, he took out Chai Jing's military seal from his arms and said, "This is the military seal of this general, General Zuo can check it immediately." Pei Zhong's head was hanging in the city, and General Zuo could also send someone to check it out immediately. However, it is certainly impossible for General Ben to throw out the corpses of 50,000 soldiers. ”

"Why not?"

"Regardless of whether these soldiers followed Pei Zhong or who they were before, they are my soldiers from South Vietnam after all. They can only die in battle, or they will not submit to General Ben and commit suicide. But General Ben will never kill any of them at will! ”

After that, Tie Shicheng sneered: "To put it bluntly, the relationship between General Ben and His Royal Highness Prince Dongxiang is a temporary cooperation, as long as the cooperation is completed, after everyone takes what they need, then they will go back to their respective homes to find their own mothers, and the next time they meet, they may be enemies."

General Zuo asked, if you want to cooperate with General Ben, and General Ben asks you to kill your 50,000 soldiers as sincerity, will you agree? Don't do to others what you don't want to do to General Zuo If you can't do it, let Chai do it, isn't it appropriate? ”

"General Chai is now going to borrow my Dongxiang's soldiers, but he doesn't even want to show this bit of sincerity, so ...... this cooperation?"

"Humph! This is the cooperation between General Ben and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, what does it have to do with you? If His Royal Highness the Crown Prince also thinks that this matter is feasible and feels that Chai must kill 50,000 soldiers to show his sincerity, then Chai can only say sorry to His Royal Highness the Prince.

Although Chai Mou's strength is weak, Xiliang has sent 500,000 troops to help His Royal Highness King Li, and now he is ready to go. Chai has worked hard for a few days, and if he can collect more than 200,000 troops, it doesn't matter if this cooperation is or not. ”

Tie Shicheng's words made Dongfang Ming anxious instantly. Because he relied on the principle of taking back the gold mines and entering South Vietnam, taking advantage of the principle that it is easy to invite the gods and send them to the gods, and then carve up several cities in South Vietnam to make meritorious contributions. If Chai Jing doesn't cooperate with him, then it will be very miserable for him to go back and start?

Before Dongfang Ming could speak, General Zuo spoke again: "Most of these soldiers were originally Pei Zhong's people, and now that you kill Pei Zhong, you can at least kill at least 10,000 of his own soldiers, right?" Plus those soldiers who are unwilling to surrender, how can there be 40,000?

The 50,000 that General Ben said didn't mean to embarrass General Chai at all! If General Chai is unwilling to show even this bit of sincerity, then this cooperation will be ......."

"Prince...... You ......"

General Zuo's mind at the moment is completely on Tie Shicheng on the other side, as a supervising army, if this cooperation really falls into the other party's scheme, then he will be guilty of playing to the death when he goes back. So he had to be cautious and cautious.

But General Zuo didn't figure it out until he died, no matter how much he hated it, he was also Dongxiang's general, right?

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