There are more than 400,000 loyal people in Hebei, all taking General Han Fuyue as their banner, hoping that the Qi army can cross the river as soon as possible.

The remaining troops of the Jin army were demoralized and had no fighting spirit. The Khitan and Northern Man tribes in the Jin Kingdom rebelled one after another, and chaos broke out everywhere.

In order to replenish their troops, the Jin people could only recruit strong men to join the army again, which was the so-called "signing army". However, there were no followers from the counties in the old areas of the Qi Dynasty. Since they were south of Yanjing, they could not give orders.

A few months later, General Han Fuyue conquered all counties in Hedong and Hebei, marched into Yanjing, completely annihilated the remaining Jin army, and recovered Yanyun.

The Jin people suffered from frequent internal and external troubles. Upon seeing this, the Northern Barbarians, Xixia, Goryeo and other forces raised troops one after another.

It is a pity that Jin Shizong, who succeeded Wanyan Hailing, is a famous wise king in the history of the Jin Kingdom. He managed to maintain the situation in such a critical situation. He only gave up Yanyun and the surrounding counties and shrank his power.

After giving up two-thirds of the Jin Kingdom's territory, the situation was barely stabilized.

After General Han Fuyue recaptured Yanyun, he stopped fighting because of the huge military expenditures due to the continuous battles and the fact that the territory outside Yanyun was not old and would be difficult to digest even if he captured it.

In the end, the Qi Dynasty signed a peace treaty with the Jin people, and the Jin people ceded more than ten states and counties and bowed their heads as vassals, paying tribute every year.

After that, Qi Xiaozong worked hard to govern, and with the assistance of Zhao Binfu and Han Fuyue, he brought the Northland back under his control, recuperated and completed the ZTE.

…

Chu Ge watched all of this silently from God's perspective.

Although the Li Hao he played had died on the ship, the trial did not end immediately, but he was allowed to watch the subsequent scenes freely.

After seeing this scene, Chu Ge couldn't help but sigh: "It's worth it!"

The results achieved by General Han Fuyue were indeed in line with his expectations.

In fact, in real history, shortly after Qi Xiaozong came to the throne, he vindicated General Han Fuyue and Zhaoxue. Immediately afterwards, he started the Longxing Northern Expedition, restoring Lingbi, Suzhou and other places one after another, which shocked the Central Plains.

But it was a pity that the former army generals were at odds and the army was disorganized. After the Jin people mobilized heavy troops to encircle them, the Qi army suffered heavy losses and had to reach a consensus.

Although there were some changes in this peace negotiation, such as the emperor of the Qi Dynasty no longer calling himself a minister but uncle and nephew, and the silver and silk offered in the previous peace negotiation were reduced by 50,000 each, the Qi Dynasty still ceded six states to the Jin Kingdom.

Such a result was naturally unacceptable to Qi Xiaozong.

But he couldn't help it if he didn't accept it.

At that time, the Qi Dynasty had neither soldiers nor generals to fight. Even if it managed to fight, it would only suffer a more tragic defeat.

Later, Qi Xiaozong re-appointed Zhao Binfu as the prime minister to organize the military. However, Zhao Binfu was a civil servant after all, far inferior to General Han Fuyue, and the military equipment at that time was so depleted that it was difficult to recover, so Zhao Binfu eventually became ill from overwork and became seriously ill.

After his death, the new Northern Expedition finally failed to take place.

Qi Xiaozong had no ambitions of the Northern Expedition, but in the end he could only sigh with regret.

In this historical slice, Chu Ge made a series of arrangements to deal with this situation.

The first is to make this war come early, so that those veterans of hundreds of battles are still in their prime.

Secondly, the army of General Han Fuyue was retained in the organic area. After General Han Fuyue was revived, he could directly use this as a skeleton to expand the army without having to train from scratch, which saved a lot of time.

Of course, the most important thing is to save the life of General Han Fuyue.

When he was killed, General Han Fuyue was only thirty-nine years old. Even ten years later, he was only forty-nine years old, and he was still in his prime.

And as long as General Han Fuyue is here, battles that were originally unwinnable can be won.

The Jin soldiers gathered heavy troops to besiege the Qi army. It was originally a great victory and forced the Qi Dynasty to negotiate peace, but after encountering General Han Fuyue, it turned into a rout.

As for the recovery of Yanyun, rebellions broke out within the Jin Kingdom...

This is actually a result that could have been achieved ten years ago.

In fact, the Jin Kingdom was already suffering from internal and external troubles at that time, so the Jin people had no choice but to sign a peace agreement and sort out their internal conflicts. It was only ten years later that they dared to go south again.

But ten years later, Wanyan Hailing still could not completely eliminate these problems.

It's okay to keep winning, but once defeated, all these problems will be exposed.

Therefore, General Han Fuyue resurrected, and the whole Qi Dynasty was inspired. With everyone working together, it is not surprising that they achieved such results.

…

In Chu Ge's field of vision, fog gradually filled the air.

Then, a line of system prompts appears.

[Trial Fantasy: Eight Thousand Miles Road Yunheyue]

【Clear the level!】

The original review of the game was not a few simple comments or poems, but a summary of a character's life.

[Li Hao, Prime Minister of the Qi Dynasty, native of Jiangning.]

[In the fifth year of Zhenghe, Li Hao passed the imperial examination and was appointed Imperial College Xuezheng. During the reign of Emperor Yingzong of Qi, he successively served as Zuo Sijian and Yushi Zhongcheng. In the second year of Jingping, he was captured to the Jin Dynasty and was used by Wan Yanchang. 】

[In the fourth year of Jianyan reign of Emperor Gaozong of Qi Dynasty, Li Hao returned to the Qi Dynasty and advocated peace negotiations between Qi and Jin Dynasty. He was later promoted to participate in political affairs, and then became prime minister. He took up the post to rectify the administration of officials and work hard to govern. The following year, he was impeached and dismissed. 】

[Three years later, he became prime minister again and remained independent for more than ten years. When he took office, he advised Qi Gaozong to continue resisting the Jin Dynasty, but Qi Gaozong refused to listen and insisted on unjustly killing General Han Fuyue and negotiating peace with the Jin people.]

[Li Hao dealt with the emperor and a group of surrendering ministers, secretly changed jailers to rescue General Han Fuyue, and made many arrangements to ensure that General Han would have soldiers to fight when he rose again ten years later. 】

[In the first year of Longxing, the gold lord Wanyan Hailing invaded with the whole country's troops. Li Hao forcefully admonished Qi Gaozong for his Zen position and fled to the sea. Later, the ship exploded and caught fire, and Qi Gaozong died at sea. ]

[Qi Xiaozong seized the title of Li Hao and gave him the posthumous title of Miuchou. Later, General Han Fuyue made great achievements in the Northern Expedition and advocated for Li Hao's rebellion. Qi Xiaozong posthumously awarded Li Haoshen King Li Haoshen with the posthumous title of Zhongxian. 】

[Li Hao has been controversial in later generations. Some people believe that he was the chief culprit of the Qi-Jin peace talks and that General Han Fuyue wasted ten years. He was a powerful traitor in the DPRK and a representative figure of the capitulation faction. The Jin people and the peace talks "cannot go without guilt."

"Prime Minister" is evidence of the crime; some people think that he only acted on the orders of Qi Emperor Gaozong and secretly protected General Han Fuyue, who was the first contributor to Longxing Zhongxing ten years later.]

[Evaluation: Know me and sin me, it’s only the Spring and Autumn Period!]

This life summary almost clearly describes all the ups and downs in the life of Li Hao, played by Chu Ge.

Chu Ge looked at the summary of his life and couldn't help but sigh.

This Li Hao is a fictional character in "Dark Sand".

The first half of his life was exactly the same as Qin Huizhi's.

The situation did not change until he came back to power for the second time and negotiated with the Jin people.

In history, Qin Huizhi completely sank in his desire for power and became a man who had neither propriety, justice, integrity nor the righteousness of his family and country. He became a troublemaker in the unclear environment of the Qi Dynasty, which made the entire Qi Dynasty

, and even the whole of China, is falling further towards the abyss.

Although Li Hao, played by Chu Ge, stood at the same crossroads, he still endured the humiliation and did not give up on himself because of his identity. Instead, he still tried every means to save this crumbling country.

After that, there was the prosperous era of Zhongxing and Longxing’s Northern Expedition.

And history finally gave them an objective and fair evaluation.

The original power of Qin Hui was overwhelming, and he knew that he would be infamy for thousands of years after his death, so he tried every means to tamper with historical data, erase the achievements of General Han Fuyue's victory, and wanted to slander General Han as a deserter, but did not achieve much results.

An ordinary general; he also wantonly tampered with historical data in an attempt to deceive the world and steal his reputation.

But historical data may be tampered with, but no one can tamper with people's hearts.

As a result, Qin Huizhi was first posthumously promoted to King Shen and given the posthumous title of Zhongxian. Later, he was deprived of his royal title and given the posthumous title of Youchou. And he himself was cast into a kneeling statue, which will be infamy for thousands of years.

Although Li Hao, played by Chu Ge, was reputed as a powerful traitor in his own time, he was eventually given the posthumous title Zhongxian after General Han Fuyue's efforts to rehabilitate him.

Later generations can also gradually recover from the clues in historical data his efforts to protect General Han Fuyue and preserve General Han's direct troops.

Chu Ge stretched out contentedly: "No regrets!"

To be honest, the second stage of this copy is still quite difficult for him.

From the very beginning when he had no choice but to realize that Li Hao was Qin Huizhi, to his attempts to persuade the emperor to no avail, and finally to his forced break and complete comeback, Chu Ge himself was quite satisfied with his performance.

And the most important thing is that he successfully passed the level without even using the function of summoning heroic spirits.

What is a true hardcore player? What is the benchmark for scribe players?

Chu Ge just wants to put his hands on his hips and laugh three times.

However, considering my qualifications as a high-end player, I still have to be more reserved.

"I don't know how the other two lines are being conquered by the players?"

Chu Ge couldn't help but feel curious.

Although the line chosen by Chu Ge is the lowest in difficulty defined by the system, Chu Ge's gameplay is not simple at all.

If the player puts down the bottom line and follows Qin Huizhi's old path, then this line is indeed the least difficult, and there is nothing to say about it.

But Chu Ge took another original route, which may be even more difficult than the general route.

I just don’t know how other players plan to clear the two lines of general and prince?

…

…

At this time, in the historical slice where Zhao Haiping was, the city of Binglan was already present.

On a high slope, Zhao Haiping, with only a few soldiers, was riding a war horse to explore the enemy's situation.

In the distance, smoke and dust billowed.

Those are the elite golden soldiers led by Wan Yansheng, and the war is about to break out.
To be continued...