As soon as these words came out, Yin Kaishan and Liu Wenjing were completely speechless.

At the beginning, Yin Kaishan thought that King Qi's words were just an excuse, or a tactic to delay the war.

He wanted to fight, but the King of Qi was obviously timid and only listened to the King of Qin, so he refused to go to war.

As for the so-called "the time has not come yet" and "the victory of destroying Xue Ju is already in the bag", they are just pretentious or an excuse.

That's why Yin Kaishan kept asking unwillingly what the so-called timing meant.

Is there an accurate time?

If it was an excuse, then it would be impossible for King Qi to give an accurate time.

He would only say things like "The time has not come yet, wait patiently".

If King Qi really did that, Yin Kaishan couldn't do anything. After all, the military power was in the hands of King Qi at this time. If he didn't accept it, he could only hold it in.

Unexpectedly, King Qi actually gave an accurate reason and an accurate time!

Observing the sky at night, you found that Xue Ju only had more than a month left to live?

Moreover, the attack has been scheduled for thirty-five days. Is there any chance of success?

This is off the mark!

You know, there is no joke in the army. As the commander-in-chief of the army, King Qi, although it is his first time to take charge of the army, he has made plans since the army was launched in Jinyang before, and also fought many tough battles with King Qin, so he understands this truth.

He should know very well that he shouldn't talk nonsense about this kind of thing.

If it is not fulfilled by then, it will be a huge blow to his prestige. When King Qin comes back, he will have to step aside completely.

Even with the support of King Qin, the soldiers were already dissatisfied with him and thought he was a charlatan who always talked about cheating. So what should they do?

Even if you are the King of Qi, you can't talk nonsense.

So, what if it comes true?

That is indeed invincible. It means that gods are alive. But the question is, can such an accurate prophecy be fulfilled?

Xue Ju only has more than a month left to live?

Xue Ju had previously led his army to challenge him, and he was full of vigor and vigor.

When he was in his prime, without external intervention, there was only one possibility for him to die violently, which was to suffer from a sudden illness and die.

However, in the eyes of the ancients, things like suffering an acute illness and not being treated were basically no different from divine punishment.

What's more, it was during a critical period of confrontation between the two armies.

The possibility of this conclusion being realized is almost zero.

But no matter what, since King Qi has given a very clear time point, Yin Kaishan and Liu Wenjing can only wait patiently.

…

Liang Jun allowed Xue Ju to lead his army to challenge continuously, but could not hold on.

However, Li Hongyun was not idle during this period. He continuously sent Yin Kaishan and other generals with cavalry to raid Xue Ju's grain roads.

But it didn't achieve very good results.

Because the number of cavalry on Xue Ju's side was better than that of Liang Jun at this time, and Yin Kaishan's ability was obviously not as good as that of King Qin and the group of generals under King Qin later, so he did not make many achievements.

But it doesn't matter. Li Hongyun's move was just a gesture, and the key to victory was not originally there.

He spent most of his time on psychological warfare.

First, he sent his men to collect a lot of silk, and then wrote a simple line on all the silk: On the day of Xin Ji, Xue Ju died! The morale of the army has been separated, Liang Hu Lang please surrender!

This rhyme, which can barely be regarded as a prophecy, actually has no literary talent, but prophecies do not require any literary talent. What is important is that it is simple, clear, catchy, and easy to remember.

Xin Ji Day is the ninth day of August.

In ancient times, the calendar system was based on the heavenly stems and earthly branches. The calendar period was sixty years, and the calendar cycle was also sixty days.

Therefore, there is no need to consider which month it falls on Xinji Day. In the past two months, there is only one Xinji Day, which is the ninth day of August.

Of course, it may also be misunderstood as the Xin Ji Day of the next cycle.

But it doesn’t matter, because Xue Ju’s death date has been determined, which is the next Xin Ji Day. So even if the generals on Xue Ju’s side misunderstood, when all this really happens, the shock to them will be even stronger.

As for "Liang Hulang", he was a general under Xue Ju at that time.

According to the original historical development, when King Qin launched his second expedition in November, Xue Ju was already dead, and his son Xue Rengao led the army.

The two sides had been in a stalemate for more than sixty days. Xue Rengao's army ran out of food. Liang Hulang was the first batch of named generals to surrender.

It can be seen that Liang Hulang should be one of these generals who is not convinced by Xue Rengao and has a pessimistic attitude towards this war, and his status in the army is not low.

Writing him in the prophecy can further divide Xue Ju's army and undermine the centripetal force and morale of his army.

After finishing writing, Li Hongyun sent these generals to lead the rangers to secretly wrap the silk silk around the arrows and shoot them into Xue Ju's camp.

Just injecting a small amount will definitely not have a good effect and it will not spread.

So during this month, Li Hongyun took advantage of the opportunity and asked people to shoot arrows from all directions and angles to ensure that the news could spread quickly among Xue Ju's camp.

…

Xue Ju is at the camp.

"What on earth is Liang Jun doing!

"Do you really think that you can mess up the morale of our army by pretending to be a ghost? What a joke!"

Xue Ju held the piece of cloth with the prophecy written on it in his hand, somewhat dumbfounded.

This is really ridiculous. In his decades of marching and fighting, he has never seen anything so outrageous.

He actually accurately predicted his own death date? And he even predicted it to the day of his death?

How can there be such a prophecy!

Prophecies in history are often a very vague concept, and the specific time is never stated, because once the time does not match, the prophecy is false, so what is the point?

The most recent Xin Ji Day is the ninth day of the next month, which is simply impossible.

Because Xue Ju is still alive and kicking and in very good condition.

But if it is not the next Xin Ji Day, then this prophecy will have no effect at all.

You can insist that the prophecy predicts a certain Xinji day ten years from now, but will that be of any help to the current battlefield?

Prince Xue Rengao said from the side: "Father, in my opinion, except for the King of Qin who poses some threat to us, no one else in the Liang army is of concern!

"Yin Kaishan and Liu Wenjing only gained status in the Liang army by fighting a few unknown people. If they go to war, I am confident that I will defeat them in one battle and capture them all alive!

"But I really didn't expect that the King of Qin would be so ignorant and nepotistic. Instead of handing over military power to Yin Kaishan and Liu Wenjing, he gave it to his younger brother King Qi who was only fifteen years old!

"If Yin Kaishan and Liu Wenjing lead the troops and cannot hold out, our army will still be in trouble.

"But if it is this young King of Qi, our army will definitely win!

"This child's trick was probably done by King Qi. He wants to use this childish method to demoralize our army? It can only be said that compared to King Qin, his talents are worlds apart!"

At this time, Xue Ju's army was still very afraid of King Qin.

Because the battle of Qianshuiyuan was not the first time they fought against the King of Qin. Last year, Xue Ju sent Xue Rengao to command an army of 100,000 to attack Fufeng when Liang Jun captured Chang'an. The King of Qin led the troops to attack and defeated Xue Rengao.

He was defeated and was chased by Liang Jun all the way to Longdi.

Xue Ju fled from Longdi and even asked his subordinates: "Was there any emperor who surrendered in ancient times?"

Although Xue Ju immediately gave up the idea after the counselor's persuasion and found a way out for himself, it can also be seen from this that Xue Ju was afraid of King Qin.

Now that King Qin is ill, they think it is a God-given opportunity to defeat the Liang army.

Such childish psychological warfare is not enough to cause problems for their morale.

"But...Father, the Liang Hulang mentioned in the prophecy..." Xue Rengao stopped talking.

It's hard to explain this matter clearly.

As the prince, Xue Rengao knew very well that Liang Hulang was not particularly impressed by him.

If something happens to Xue Ju, there is no problem for him to succeed to the throne, but it is uncertain whether he can suppress these generals.

Xue Ju glared at him: "How are you doing?

"This is just the Prince of Qi's plan to sow discord. Is it possible that you want to have a quarrel with your general just because of a rumor spread by the enemy?"

Xue Rengao hurriedly said: "I don't dare."

Xue Ju waved his hand: "There is no need to say anything more about this matter. Continue to provoke outside the Liang Army Camp and force them to fight!"

Xue Rengao accepted the order: "Yes, Father!"

At this time, Liang Hulang was restless in the military tent.

"Liang Jun is such a vicious plot! How could he frame me like this!"

Liang Hulang thought hard and couldn't figure out why the King of Qi wrote a prophecy and named him.

Yes, he is indeed one of the generals in Xue Ju's army who is more dissatisfied with the prince Xue Rengao, but isn't Xue Ju not dead yet?
To be continued...