Chapter 547 Going South and North

"Brother, do you think Yue Fei can save Song?"

Zhang Fei had returned from the general's mansion at some point.

Liu Bei took a glance and saw that his brother-in-law had a little more sweat on his neck and a little dust on his face. It seemed that he had gone to the martial arts arena to relieve his depression.

As for this question, Liu Bei actually had the answer in his heart.

Whether it was the sighs in the previous texts, the bad reviews of Wanyan Gou, or the name Qin Hui extracted from them, they basically pointed to one fact.

And the tattoo on the back just now also made it clear-when he was a prisoner, Liu Bei really couldn't think too much about it.

But at this time he still chose to ask back:

"Does Yide want Yue Fei to save or not?"

"Of course, it's better to save Song."

Facing his brother's raised eyebrows in surprise, Zhang Fei was extremely helpless:

"Under the overturned nest, can there be eggs intact?"

For the first time, Zhang Fei felt that he had read too few books, which were completely insufficient to explain the contradictory thoughts at the moment.

The mountains and rivers are so broken, who is the thief?

The emperor and the people, who is the country?

These inexplicable or rebellious thoughts filled Zhang Fei's head, making this brave general who was brave enough to fight in the battlefield confused.

So Zhang Fei began to envy the military advisor's mind again:

If it is a military advisor, he will definitely be able to sort out these inexplicable thoughts, right?

Or... go to the military advisor tonight to talk?

...

In the Bianliang Palace.

Maybe it's because he has heard about the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty more than once.

Zhao Kuangyin has calmed down again after being angry, and now he is standing with his hands behind his back and looking up at the light curtain.

Zhao Pu felt that the official's face was getting darker and darker, and he couldn't see any thoughts at all.

He really wanted to discuss the Battle of Taiyuan or the siege of Bianliang with the official. After all, the later map on the light curtain was quite detailed, and it might provide some new ideas for the next attack on the Northern Han Dynasty.

But unfortunately, Liu Han, the Imperial Pharmacist, grabbed Zhao Pu and asked him about it, so he had to give up this idea.

"Mr. Zhao, Yue Fei is so brave, I think he can definitely drive out the Jin invaders, right?"

"Mother Yue is really concerned about her country, no wonder she has a famous general."

"Mr. Zhao, we are the Song Dynasty, why do we need to distinguish between the Northern and Southern Song Dynasties?"

In addition, Zhao Pu could see that Liu Han was also very curious about the King of Jin, but he really couldn't ask in this situation.

So Zhao Pu simply changed the topic and asked:

"Does Liu Fengyu want Yue Fei to succeed in the Northern Expedition?"

Liu Han's excitement subsided slightly, and he sniffed and said:

"Who wants his descendants to be the ministers of the bandits?"

Liu Han smiled bitterly and said:

"My family has been practicing medicine for generations. Fortunately, the government has allowed me to enjoy peace, so I can concentrate on studying medicine."

"During the Xian De period, I came to Bianliang and presented more than 60 volumes of medical books passed down from my family to get a position as a Hanlin medical officer."

"And now I can follow the government's order to revise the "Compendium of Materia Medica", which is my lifelong wish."

As he spoke, Liu Han did not forget to bow to Zhao Kuangyin, which made Zhao Kuangyin's expression much more relaxed, and he also encouraged him a few words.

Then Liu Han lamented again:

"If you want to study medicine, it is difficult for one person to accomplish it."

"If the bandits enter the Central Plains, how can those barbarians understand medicine?"

Perhaps because he has been busy revising medical books in the past two years, Liu Han's words are not very complicated.

But whether it is the longing for his hometown Cangzhou or the persistence in the family medical skills, Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Pu understand it very well.

And from Zhao Pu's perspective, it is even more clear that from the perspective of future generations, if medicine wants to be improved, it is absolutely inseparable from the state's financial allocation and the cultivation of medical students.

When the Jin soldiers come, the war comes again, the bandits who don't understand medical books will cause trouble again, and those who know medical skills will be killed again, then the medical skills gained a hundred years ago will probably be in vain.

So in the end, Zhao Pu stopped Liu Han's chattering:

"The government will not let Liu Fengyu's descendants change customs."

[Yue Fei, who joined the army for the third time, has been completely regarded as an old soldier, and he is at ease.

The first thing to do after joining the team was to suppress the bandits, but this time Yue Fei simply went into the bandit camp without anyone and asked the other party whether they would accept the amnesty. If they were dissatisfied, they would be slapped unconscious. In the end, he single-handedly suppressed a bandit camp.

Shangguan Liuhao trusted him very much, and gave him preferential treatment and heavy tasks, but Yue Fei accepted everyone and soon became famous.

It seems that this time he joined the army and it seems that his fortune has begun to turn.

At the same time, the real power of King Kang Zhao Gou also rose once - Qinzong secretly ordered Zhao Gou to be the Grand Marshal of Hebei Army and Horse, and enjoy the power of opening a government, and asked Zhao Gou to lead the righteous army to rush to Kaifeng.

That's right, Kaifeng was surrounded again.

At that time, Yue Fei, who was nearby, became Zhao Gou's employee with his boss.

But who is Zhao Gou? It's a fantasy to ask him to fight, and it's a double to ask him to run.

Zhao Gou, who wanted to appease the enemy from the beginning, immediately had a conflict with the deputy marshal Zong Ze who advocated war. Zhao Gou simply ordered Zong Ze to support Chanyuan in order to try to break the siege of Bianliang, but he retreated all the way under the cover of Zong Ze.

Zhao Gou was still in Damingfu (Handan) at the beginning of the first month, and the Hebei Grand Marshal had retreated to Jeju (Heze) by the end of February.

If it weren't for the resolute opposition of the rebels who surrendered along the way, Zhao Gou, the Hebei Army Marshal, would definitely have gone to Henan to "supervise the war".

The Jingkang Disgrace occurred during the period when Zhao Gou was withdrawing all the way to the south. The Huiqin Second Sect, Zhao Gou's biological mother, wife, and daughter, as well as the palace maids and nobles, and tens of thousands of people in Bianliang were all kidnapped and escorted as slaves. Go north.

After hearing this, Zhao Gou first cried, then told the world to work together to help the king, and then...continued to go south.

By the end of April, Zhao Gou had already arrived at Yingtian Mansion in Nanjing (today's Shangqiu), where Zhao Kuangyin was born. Here he ascended the altar to worship heaven and became emperor, and the Southern Song Dynasty officially kicked off.

Zhao Gou was "satisfied" here, and he would continue southward only when he was ready, making sure to save his own life.

Yue Fei, who had followed Zhao Gou all the way south, couldn't stand it anymore. Seeing the new emperor of the Song Dynasty singing and dancing in Shangqiu, and hearing the nobles discussing their plans to continue going south, Yue Fei finally He wrote a memorial with "thousands of words" and put it directly into the "Dengwen Drum Courtyard", which is also the "Petition Bureau of the Song Dynasty".

Yue Fei had never been exposed to politics in his previous military career, so the meaning of this memorial is quite straightforward:

Zhao Gou, I am an immortal like you, how can you resist Jin?

In response, the newly established Southern Song Dynasty court issued instructions to Yue Fei with unprecedented efficiency:

Nonsense, relegated to civilian status.

In the next month, Zhao Gou quickly forgot about this incident. At the suggestion of the new prime minister, he promoted Zongze and Li Gang and other main combatants but did not give them real power. At the same time, he shouted in the center, "I will Personally supervise the Sixth Division to assist the capital and the roads in Hebei and Hedong, and fight the decisive battle with Jin. However, within a few days, he issued another edict saying that the capital is now too desolate. I will travel to the southeast first, and come back next year to "serve as a patrol officer." Southeast...when spring comes, there will be nothing left.”

Yue Fei packed up his things casually and headed north without looking back. His mother and wife were still in their hometown and still under the iron heel of the Jin people.

He wants to resist gold. 】

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