From the surface, Wang Shichong asked him and Bing Yuanzhen to lead troops back to Luoyang to aid Luoyang, and it was Bing Yuanzhen who led the troops. Lu Heng seemed to only exist as a staff officer.

But in the eyes of others, this is not the case.

Bing Yuanzhen was a surrendered general under Li Mi. What about Wei Zheng? He had been giving Wang Shichong advice from the very beginning!

There is a difference between closeness and distance. No matter how you look at it, Wang Shichong should trust Wei Zhengcai more.

What's more, a scheming figure like Wei Zheng comes with his own buffs when he appears, so he naturally has a high prestige.

Therefore, in the eyes of these people, Wang Shichong should trust Wei Zheng more, and Bing Yuanzhen is just a tool man who leads troops to fight. In the final analysis, he still has to be restricted by Wei Zheng.

But Lu Heng knew that this was not the case. Wang Shichong trusted Bing Yuanzhen more.

But so what? Most of the minions don't know anyway.

Wei Zheng, played by Lu Heng, strolled to one of the city gates and met the guard here, Luo Shixin.

He gave Luo Shixin a meaningful smile, and Luo Shixin gave him a meaningful smile in return.

OK!

In fact, the character Luo Shixin is incompatible with the players.

He originally followed Pei Renji and later surrendered to Li Mi along with Pei Renji. Then in the twelfth year of Daye, he followed Li Mi to fight against Wang Shichong and was captured and surrendered to Wang Shichong.

But it was two years later that Wang Shichong actually defeated Li Mi and surrendered most of Li Mi's generals.

In other words, Luo Shixin actually followed Wang Shichong two years earlier than Bing Yuanzhen and other generals.

At the beginning, Wang Shichong knew that Luo Shixin was a fierce general, so he ate and slept with him and was treated very well. However, after defeating Li Mi and surrendering many new generals, Wang Shichong immediately stopped paying so much attention to Luo Shixin and instead Turn all your energy to Bing Yuanzhen and others.

Luo Shixin was deeply ashamed.

Later, Wang Shichong even snatched Luo Shixin's war horse and gave it to his nephew. After five or three attempts, Luo Shixin was completely disappointed with Wang Shichong and found an opportunity to surrender to the Liang Dynasty.

At this time, the rift between Luo Shixin and Wang Shichong had initially emerged.

Lu Heng had known this in advance and directly contacted Luo Shixin, promising him to defect to the Liang Dynasty. Coupled with the internal support of the Liang Dynasty, Luo Shixin was immediately instigated to rebel.

This is another advantage for players.

If it is a normal instigation of rebellion, one must be careful. Once the other party remains unmoved or simply reports the situation, the situation will become unmanageable.

But the players have read the script in advance, and the success rate of instigating rebellion can reach almost 100%.

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On the other side, Wang Shichong and Dou Jiande are ready to go to war.

Both of them are full of confidence.

From Wang Shichong's point of view, he was ambushing on the way, waiting for work, and Dou Jiande also had two moles, Cheng Zhijie and Qin Shubao, as backup, so he had a greater chance of winning.

In Dou Jiande's view, Wang Shichong's hometown had been stolen by Liang Guo. Even if he was prepared during the retreat, his morale would definitely be very low. Cheng Zhijie, Qin Shubao and other surrendered generals on his side were clamoring for battle again. They all wanted to make contributions and their morale was strong. There is no problem with a wave of Aces.
Chapter completed!