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

"Do you understand what I mean?"

Seeing that Wen Tai was a little distracted, Deng Mu asked in a deep voice.

Wen Tai quickly came to his senses and bowed his hands respectfully in response:

"I have remembered every word of the Prime Minister and will convey it to my king intact."

"Okay, since the business has been settled, let's raise our glasses and drink now."

The serious expression on Deng Mu's face gradually dissipated, replaced by a touch of leisure. He smiled and raised his glass and drank it all.

Wen Tai secretly felt lucky to have escaped and did not need to surrender under Deng Mu's coercion.

Feeling Deng Mu's courtesy, he no longer maintained a hostile attitude, but drank with Deng Mu calmly.

After several rounds of drinking, Deng Mu was slightly tipsy. He asked in a slightly drunken state:

"Wentai, I think you are also a talented general. Your future is bleak if you follow Chen Ba. Why don't you submit to me?

I promise that you will enjoy wealth and honor for generations."

Wentai was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect Deng Mu to ask for surrender again at this moment.

He no longer refused bluntly, but responded with a wry smile:

"I am deeply honored by the Prime Minister's appreciation.

But General Chen has shown kindness to my father and son. As a man, I, Wentai, must not betray my trust."

"What if one day, Chen Baxian betrayed you, would you still be loyal to him?"

Deng Mu asked back, with a hint of deep meaning in his tone.

Wen Tai was stunned again, and after thinking for a long time, he shook his head firmly:

"That situation will never happen.

Our King Chen is brave and fearless, and is a hero of the time. I am loyal to him, and he will never betray me."

"The world is unpredictable..."

Deng Mu sighed softly, feeling very grateful.

Then, he asked again:

"If there really comes such a day, would you consider submitting to me?"

Wen Tai thought for a moment and answered frankly:

"If there really comes such a day, I, Wen Tai, am definitely not a blindly loyal person. I will naturally choose to submit to the Prime Minister."

After that, he felt that Deng Mu's question was a bit ridiculous and added:

"It's a pity that such a situation will never happen."

"I hope it's as you wish. Come, let's continue drinking."

Deng Mu no longer dwelled on this topic, and smiled and raised his glass to drink with Wen Tai.

The two of them drank and exchanged cups, and they were both drunk without realizing it.

Just then, Xu Chu hurried into the big tent and whispered a few confidential things in Deng Mu's ear.

Deng Mu was a little dazed because of drunkenness, and he couldn't hear clearly for a while, and he didn't care about Wen Tai's presence, so he asked loudly in displeasure:

"Who did Ji Yu send?"

"Prime Minister!" Xu Chu's face changed slightly, and he quickly glanced at Wen Tai, hinting at Deng Mu with his eyes.

Deng Mu was not completely drunk yet, and suddenly woke up and hurriedly looked back at Wen Tai.

Fortunately, Wen Tai was already drunk and lying on the table, and he seemed to be confused.I didn't hear what Xu Chu said just now.

"Fortunately, he is drunk..."

Deng Mu secretly breathed a sigh of relief, and after exchanging glances with Xu Chu, the two stood up and left the big tent.

In the big tent, Wen Tai was the only one left.

Wen Tai, who was lying on the table and was drunk and unconscious, suddenly opened his eyes, tiptoed to the edge of the curtain, and secretly looked out through the gap in the curtain.

Deng Mu stood outside the tent, talking to a man in black.

"Master said that he was forced to do what he did for Chen Ba the day before yesterday. Please forgive me, Prime Minister.

He is willing to cooperate with the Prime Minister to capture the pseudo-Chen and destroy Chen Ba, so as to atone for his sins."

The voice of the man in black was low and firm.

"How does Ji Yu plan to cooperate with us?" Deng Mu asked. (To read the exciting novels, go to Faloo Novel Network!)

"My master has secretly instructed his followers to spread rumors in the Pseudo-Chen, publicize his achievements, and belittle Chen Ba.

We plan to gather more followers in a short period of time. When the number of followers is sufficient, the master will sneak back to the Pseudo-Chen and mobilize the followers to rebel, so that Chen Ba's backyard will be on fire."

"When Chen Ba is attacked from all sides, the prime minister can easily annihilate him."

"Without evidence, how can I believe Ji Yu's sincerity?"

Deng Mu frowned slightly, looking a little cautious.

"My master said that he would deliberately let the two armies go at the right time to show his sincerity."

The man in black explained.

"Okay, I'll trust you for now.

Go back and tell Ji Yu that as long as he is willing to reform and help me destroy Chen Ba, I will definitely reward him."

Deng Mu's tone revealed a hint of majesty.

"My mentor is not greedy for rewards. He only hopes that the prime minister will treat the people well and reduce the killing after conquering the pseudo-Chen."

The man in black pleaded.

"I promise him." Deng Mu nodded solemnly.

Although Wen Tai couldn't hear clearly, his ears were extremely sensitive and he barely caught the content of the conversation.

He was shocked. Ji Yu was clearly captured by Chen Ba, so why did he suddenly appear and collude with Deng Mu at this moment? []

What he could be sure of was that Ji Yu had secretly surrendered to Deng Mu.

"What happened during the days I was detained?"

Wen Tai scratched his head, his heart full of doubts and confusion.

At this time, the man in black bowed and left, and Deng Mu turned and walked towards the big tent.

Wen Tai's heart tightened, and he hurried back to his original position, continuing to lie on the table and pretend to be drunk.

Deng Mu returned to the tent, his eyes fixed on Wen Tai.

He came closer and whispered a few times, trying to test whether Wen Tai was really drunk.

Wen Tai's acting was too realistic. After humming and groaning a few random words, he continued to remain drunk. .