After thinking about it, Liu Zhang felt that what Wu Yi said made sense.

Now that Guo Peng has not gone south immediately, it may take him one or two years to accumulate before he can launch the next wave of total attacks.

Before he launched the general attack, he would explore the south and seize population resources from the barbarian tribes, perhaps he would have been able to survive for a while.

The barbarians in the South China have always been the ones that Liu Zhang looked down on but had a headache.

Let’s fight, I feel like I can’t get anything, so if I don’t fight, they always come to the door to find a shot.

Now, I can't go north, so I can go south.

There is no more Hanzhong, and Wu Yi can't be the prefect of Hanzhong, it doesn't matter.

In order to facilitate their development to the south, Liu Zhang broke out in a desire to survive and immediately appointed Wu Yi as the prefect of Yueli County and Wu Ban as the prefect of Jingli County, giving the two military and political power, so that they could truly open up territory to the south, attack the barbarians in the south, and obtain population and supplies.

This is the only thing Liu Zhang can do now.

Yizhou, Jingzhou and Yangzhou are similar. The main inside of the Sichuan Basin, where the Han population is concentrated, is concentrated near Chengdu. The farther away from Chengdu, the fewer Han people, or even less.

The Yue County, Jing County, Yongchang County and so on set up in the south feel like they are set up to play.

Basically, they are all local natives, called the Southern Barbarians. They have no Han population, no taxes or tributes.

In name, it belongs to Yizhou and the Han Dynasty, but in fact it is a wild and uncultivated land, all of which are primitive jungle tribes.

Liu Yan didn't think about development. If Liu Zhang hadn't been forced by Guo Peng, he wouldn't have wanted to develop it.

Isn't this impossible?

Wu Yi and Wu Ban led some troops to Yueli County and Jingxian County, and began their difficult southern pioneering journey and their actions to prosper Liu Zhang.

Since the people of Wu, the people of Shu have not dared to look north.

But whether it should be said or not, although the Southern Central tribe is wild, it has abundant resources and rich resources.

Trees, stones, minerals, wild animals, many, many.

The population is not large, and the population of major tribes does not seem to be large, but they really gather together, which is very meaningful for Liu Zhang, who is in a hurry to have a manpower.

If Wu Yi and Wu Ban did a good job, they would have a lot of resources in Nanzhong that could be used to start wars.

The war potential in the Sichuan Basin has been greatly damaged. Now we must head south and towards the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau to seize the local war potential.

If the war potential cannot be obtained from the Southern Middle School smoothly, Liu Zhang's regime will truly collapse and be saved.

At this time, only Liu Biao and Liu Jingsheng in Jingzhou still maintained a considerable number of the army.

After all, the Jingzhou army was nominally Liu Biao's. Regardless of whether the generals were not from Jingzhou, they were all Liu Biao's army. They had to listen to Liu Biao's command.

Of course, whether to do it or not is one thing, but what is done is another.

Liu Biao was somewhat suspicious and speculated, but there was no evidence.

Zhang Yun did stop Liu Pan from attacking the Wei army with all his blood. As a result, he was beaten by the Wei army. Not only did he lose his life, he also defeated all the direct troops.

Without the direct troops, Liu Biao immediately felt insecure.

It’s not okay to be insecure, Liu Biao needs a sense of security.

After thinking about it, Liu Biao decided to try every means to call Liu Pan's former subordinate, Huang Zhong, a native of Nanyang, to his side.

He appointed Huang Zhong as the General of Zhenbei Zhonglang, stationed in Xiangyang, and handed over the 20,000 garrison troops in Xiangyang to Commander Huang Zhong.

Obviously, Liu Biao planned to train a new direct troops.

Huang Zhong was born into an ordinary poor family, without a gentry, and was older and experienced. In a sense, he was not on the same path as the Cai Kuai family.

Liu Biao took a fancy to Huang Zhong's background and attitude, so he increased Huang Zhong's military power and asked Huang Zhong to lead the Xiangyang garrison troops to increase his sense of security.

Cai Mao did not obstruct him either.

He knew that Liu Biao was very insecure, and it was not in his interest to not give him a sense of security at this time.

However, Huang Zhong is a steady man, has a reputation in the army, has a good reputation in leading troops, and has a deep experience. If he becomes Liu Biao's confidant in charge of the army, it will not be a good thing for Cai Mao.

Cai Mao was thinking about whether he could win over Huang Zhong a little and not let Huang Zhong become a stumbling block in their entire Jingzhou strategy.

Cai Mao didn't want Jingzhou to follow the footsteps of Jiangdong and Yizhou at all. Looking at the encounters of Jiangdong and Yizhou, Cai Mao was almost scared to death.

No, no, it won't work.

Jingzhou must be handed over to Guo Peng in full, and there will be no war!

Huang Zhong is indeed capable, so he cannot become an enemy.

Cai Mao then asked people everywhere to inquire about Huang Zhong’s news, thinking about whether he could find a breakthrough.

It's true, I've found it.

Huang Zhong's only son Huang Xu was in poor health. He had been sick for a long time and could not find a famous doctor to cure him. Huang Zhong was worried about this and visited famous doctors from many ways to diagnose and treat Huang Xu.

Huang Xu's body has not been cured yet, Huang Zhong is in a low mood, and Cai Mao feels this is a good breakthrough.

So Cai Mao took the initiative to approach Huang Zhong, showed goodwill to Huang Zhong, and expressed his willingness to introduce the famous doctor to Huang Zhong.

During this period, Huang Zhong was in a bad mood.

The Northern Expedition failed and lost his old leader. His only son kept getting sick. He had no result when seeking medical treatment from many sources. He was at the trough of his life, but he was entrusted with an important task and commanded 20,000 troops to guard Xiangyang.

The encounters in life made Huang Zhong, who had been in his forties, laugh and cry.

As a result, Cai Mao appeared at this time and offered to introduce a doctor to Huang Zhong's son.

Huang Zhong is relatively unfamiliar with Cai Mao. The two sides have different backgrounds and have no contact. Huang Zhong doesn't want to get close to them.

However, the other party offered to introduce the famous doctor to him. If he could cure his son's illness, Huang Zhong would not care who was who.

So Huang Zhong had a relationship with Cai Mao and asked Cai Mao where famous doctors could be introduced to treat his son.

Cai Mao smiled mysteriously.

"Han Sheng has heard of the great doctor under Duke Wei Guo Peng, and the Hou Huayuanhua of Guannei?"

"Huayuanhua?"

Huang Zhong was a little surprised: "Of course I have heard that Huahou taught the large clinic to treat the world's illness. He was the first to be awarded the title by medical treatment."

"That's right, as long as Han Sheng is willing, I can send Han Sheng's son to Yecheng and ask Hua Yuanhua to take action personally to treat Han Sheng's son."

"really?"

Huang Zhong looked at Cai Mao in surprise.

"really."

Cai Mao nodded.

Huang Zhong was immediately overjoyed.

Hua Tuo Yuanhua was the first person to be awarded the title of medical profession. When Guo Peng claimed that he was the Marquis of Guannei, a small storm caused in the world.

If it weren't for the fact that Yuan Shu had become emperor immediately, he instantly grabbed the front page headlines, and Hua Tuo would probably be a little more famous.
Chapter completed!