Three Kingdoms: The ghost plotter taught Liu Bei to seize Jingzhou first

It is obvious.

These Wei soldiers have given up hope and resistance and are going to surrender to the Han Dynasty.

Why not take the South Camp without fighting?

What's more.

The surrender of these Wei soldiers will be a great help to the morale of the enemy in Hanzhong.

Although Guan Ping was reckless, he also knew the interests involved.

At that moment.

Guan Ping turned over and dismounted, and helped Cheng Yi up.

"General Cheng, the emperor has admired you "550" Guanzhong generals for a long time."

"It is a blessing for our Han Dynasty that you can abandon darkness and return to the light today."

"Don't worry, the emperor will definitely use you."

Guan Ping patted Cheng Yi's shoulder and comforted him.

His words came from the bottom of his heart, and he was not trying to fool Cheng Yi.

You know, Liu Bei's courtesy to the wise and humble is known to everyone in the world.

Especially in this war of annihilation, if the enemy's counselors and generals can surrender, it will be a heavy blow to the morale of the Wei army.

At this moment, Liu Bei will praise Cheng Yi even more.

Guan Ping knew that his uncle was generous and graceful, so he took the initiative to comfort Cheng Yi and promised him.

Cheng Yi was overjoyed, flattered, and excited to tears.

Who is Guan Ping?

He is the son of the head of the Han generals, what a noble status.

Now facing this surrendered general, he actually took the initiative to dismount and help him up, and comforted him. What a courtesy to him.

He also promised Liu Bei that he would reward him heavily!

How could Cheng Yi not be grateful and relieved?

At this moment, he was secretly glad that he had made the right decision to surrender.

"I, Cheng Yi, will go through fire and water for your majesty and will never refuse!"

Cheng Yi also patted Guan's chest and expressed his attitude generously.

Guan Ping nodded with satisfaction, then got on his horse again and said sternly:

"General Cheng, you hold the South Camp, I will take the North Camp!"

After that.

Guan Ping turned his horse and headed north.

Except for a few hundred Han troops, the rest of the Han troops followed Guan Ping and ran north. (To read the novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Cheng Yi and thousands of Wei army surrendered soldiers stayed where they were.

Looking at Guan Ping and the Han army going away, Cheng Yi was dumbfounded.

Logically speaking, he had just surrendered and had not received enough trust.

Now that Guan Ping had left, if he regretted it, he could immediately abandon the camp and flee to Yangping Pass.

Guan Ping had no defense against him at all, and actually left like that, leaving him and these surrendered soldiers to continue guarding the South Camp?

Did he really trust him so much?

Cheng Yi was incredulous, and his mood could not calm down for a long time. 0 .......

It was not until the Han army left that Cheng Yi came back to his senses.

"This young general Guan is a man who is trusted by some people. This demeanor is indeed far better than CaoTen times."

"I think the emperor of the Han Dynasty is more generous than Guan Ping."

"It seems that I made the right decision to surrender to the Han Dynasty."

"Cheng Yi, Cheng Yi, you have been confused for most of your life, and finally made a wise choice."

Cheng Yi was full of emotion and secretly felt lucky.

The soldiers of the Wei army on both sides were sighing at the trust of the young general of the Guan family in them.

At this time. []

They no longer had any worries, and they had surrendered to the Han Dynasty with their body and mind, and were willing to die for the Han Dynasty.

"Brothers, you see, you should be relieved now."

"Guard the camp for me and wait for General Guan to come back! "

Cheng Yi turned around and shouted to the soldiers with a smile.

The soldiers laughed and accepted the order happily.

So.

Cheng Yi and his remaining soldiers cleaned up the mess, cleaned the camp, prepared good wine, and waited for Guan Ping to return..