Three Kingdoms

  Chapter 705 Niu Fu's new habit

In Anyi, Hedong, although the harsh winter has passed, the breath of spring did not bring much warmth to the city, because Niu Fu refurbished and camped in the camp just above Feiqian's original camp. under it.

  Wang Yi didn't want to confront Niu Fu head-on, nor did he want to fight, so after Niu Fu came, Wang Yi sent someone to deliver a batch of beef wine, but the beef wine obviously couldn't satisfy Niu Fu's appetite.

  Naturally, it is impossible for Wang Yi to agree to Niu Fu's request. That would mean handing over all the half-year harvest of Hedong. In this way, from spring to autumn, would all the people in Hedong go to drink the northwest wind?

   So the two of them were deadlocked here, and the atmosphere was extremely tense.

  Dong Zhuo's death actually dealt a great blow to Niu Fu. Without the leader and commander, Niu Fu seemed to have lost his backbone, and he became more or less worried about gains and losses.

  Actually, Dong Zhuo may not be the best general in the Xiliang Army, but he is indeed a convincing commander. Dong Zhuo, as long as you recognize him as the boss, but if you ask for it, you will basically give it. There will be no intentional manipulation or coercion. Therefore, everyone in Xiliang is willing to listen to Dong Zhuo's dispatch.

It's like giving Feiqian a direct promotion from a Sima of another ministry to the General of the Protector of the Hun. Such a move may be under the control of other gentry politicians. It will take a long time to weigh, and then exchange various interests before it is finally issued. Appointment, but in Dong Zhuo's model of behavior, it is a one-sentence matter.

  Reward for meritorious deeds, and punish for demerits. Although this management model may be too simple and rude in the eyes of some people, it is perfect for Xiliang soldiers.

  Strictly speaking, Dong Zhuo is like a handsome man of the Sinicized Qiang nationality.

  The entire Xiliang area, like Bingzhou, belongs to the area that has lived side by side with the Hu people since the Han Dynasty, so they have influenced each other in many places. Even the organizational structure of the Xiliang soldiers is different from that of the Shandong gentry.

Shandong gentry, if the generals in charge of the army fall, even if the number of soldiers under them is large, it is basically over, because the soldiers of these Shandong gentry are either recruiting county soldiers or privately recruiting them, so they pay for food and grass Regardless of whether the big boss died on the battlefield or was arrested, as long as he ran out of money and food, he would naturally collapse.

But it is not the same for Xiliang soldiers. The structure of Xiliang soldiers is a bit like a pyramid, or a bit like a nomadic structure. The Hu people of the Qiang nationality are the vassals of the soldiers at all levels, so they go up one level at a time, and Dong Zhuo is the biggest one in this structure...

  In the waves of Qiang rebellions in the northwest, the relationship between those rebel generals and their subordinates was exactly the same.

  During the period of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, the Qiang rebellions were quelled one after another, but the rebellions resumed one after another. The leaders of the rebellion changed one after another, but the Qiang rebellion could not be completely put down.

In the Qiang rebellion in the Western Regions, most of the leaders were Han Chinese, and they changed Beigong Boyu, Bian Zhang, Li Wenhou, Wang Guo, Yan Zhong, Han Sui, and Ma Teng successively like a revolving lantern. .

  Dong Zhuo Liangzhou Legion, both from Xiliang, has the same survival logic. Not only that, there are also quite a few Hu people of the Qiang nationality in the Xiliang Army, and these Hu people didn't think there was anything wrong with following the Han people to turn around and fight Xiqiang...

  Because in their concept, following the powerful has become an instinct.

  It's like Niu Fu, who also has a Qiang vassal under him, Hu Hu Chi'er.

Pohu Chi'er has no name or surname, because he originally came from a branch of Yuezhihu in Hexi, and his hair and beard are all red, so he was called Pohu Chi'er. Name up.

  Niu Fu sat in the big tent of the Chinese army, holding his soldier talisman and muttering silently. The tiger-shaped soldier talisman has been pinched and rubbed by Niu Fu for a long time, and the surface is already extremely smooth...

I don't know why, no matter what Niu Fu does recently, the soldier talisman never leaves his body. Really puzzling.

  Niu Fu really had a headache. He Dong didn't have as much food and grass as he imagined. According to the people in the breached Xiaowubao, there were actually some at first, but later...

  The imperial court conscripted a batch, and that Feiqian took away another batch, and naturally there was not much left. If it hadn’t been for the harvest last autumn, there might not be much food in Wubao.

   To get a large amount of food and grass enough for yourself, you must attack a larger county, such as Anyi...

   But attacking cities has never been an easy task. Besides, although Niu Fu claimed to have 30,000 troops, he still knew how many troops he actually had.

   Really want to use these soldiers to attack the city?

and then?

  How many soldiers can be left after they are defeated?

  After much deliberation, Niu Fu finally made a decision: "Come here, call the fortune teller!"

   Outside Niu Fu's big tent, the red-haired and red-bearded Hu Chi'er saw Niu Fu's personal soldiers leading the fortune-tellers into the Chinese army's big tent, raised one eyebrow, turned around, and returned to his tent.

   "Headman, how are you? Have you seen the commander-in-chief? What did the commander-in-chief say?" As soon as Hu Hu Chi'er entered the tent, several Qianghu came up and asked in confusion.

  攴Hu Chier shook his head, and then said: "The commander-in-chief is called a fortune-teller again...so I didn't go in..."

   This is also a new habit of Niu Fu recently. There are a few more phasers and fortune-tellers in the army.

  Sometimes when Niu Fu meets others, he must first ask the person to see if the person has any viciousness and will not hinder Niu Fu himself. If not, he is willing to meet.

  The diviner was summoned by Niu Fu when he was hesitating, and naturally he followed the will of God...

  The will of the asshole, Hu Chi'er muttered something vaguely in a low voice.

Hu Chi'er didn't believe the fortune-teller at all, because he had gone to the fortune-teller several times before and asked him to guess how much money he had in his pocket. Humph…

   And the caller is either evading, or talking nonsense that he can't understand, and there is no happy number at all.

   Either fight or not fight, isn't it just a city, what's so hard to decide?

   If it doesn’t work, let Anyi go, and then send out cavalry to plunder. Isn’t that what they do in Xiliang anyway?

  Hu Chier plundered the Han people, and also killed the Qiang Hu. Po Hu Chi'er has always taken this kind of law of the jungle for granted, and he doesn't think there is any problem with it.

  But like the handsome Niu Fu, find a magician to make decisions for yourself, this...

   This is how Niu Fu was described in history...

   Interested in Baidu Wei Shu...

   Of course, this thing may also be used to honor Boss Cao, other all-smearing types...

   Different people have different opinions...

  (end of this chapter)