When Cao Cao heard about this, he was surprised and came to the wounded barracks. He happened to see Guo Peng bandaging the wounded soldiers himself, with skillful techniques.

Cao Cao looked at it for a while and was deeply puzzled.

"Zifeng, you are real..."

"What really?"

Guo Peng washed his hands and looked at Cao Cao with a smile.

"you……"

Cao Cao pulled Guo Peng aside and whispered: "If you want to go to the battlefield, just say it, isn't you embarrassing Huangfu Zhonglang and Zhu Zhonglang? You, a general with outstanding military achievements, are you here to treat wounded soldiers. Doing such things is not good to say, right?"

"ah?"

Guo Peng looked strange: "No, I did this when I was in Guangzong. At that time, I was leading cavalry. It was not my turn to attack the city. I was unwilling to stay idle and do things, so I led my troops to learn first aid bandaging methods on the battlefield to treat the wounded."

"real?"

Cao Cao looked strange.

"Really, brother, look."

Guo Peng took Cao Cao to another soldier with arrow wounds on his shoulder and pointed it out to Cao Cao: "If this kind of arrow wound is dealt with in time, it will not be a big problem. It can be cured with medicine, but there are too few military doctors in the army, and even a thousand soldiers cannot be assigned a military medical officer.

Many soldiers died of small wound inflammation because they were not treated in time. Some herbs can save a person's life. Why not? A veteran who has seen blood has recovered from injury and returned to the team, is it better to recruit a new recruit again?"

Cao Cao thought about it carefully and felt that this was indeed the truth and could not find a place to refute it.

"In fact, in addition to food and grass, medicine is also very important. Food and grass save lives and medicine helps. I am unwilling to give up any wounded soldiers who can save them. They follow me to the battlefield and work hard for me to earn my achievements. I at least have to take them to the battlefield alive, otherwise I will be uneasy."

Guo Peng picked up some medicinal materials and applied them to the wounded soldier: "I found that this medicinal material was really scarce. Before every war, the medicinal materials were not prepared sufficiently. Sometimes there were no medicinal materials and they had to pick them temporarily. I asked my soldiers to follow the military officer to go to the mountain to collect herbs."

Guo Peng also complained about the lack of medicinal materials in the military camp. Cao Cao was stunned when he heard this. He went back to tell Huangfu Song and Zhu Jun the whole story. The two looked at each other and were very surprised.

Guo Peng really doesn't care about this matter, he just wants to keep the soldiers alive?

Is this a little good-hearted?

They have never paid attention to this matter, they have never been there, they may not be able to do it in the future. This has always been the case with everyone's routine. If you suddenly make changes, aren't you going to be confused?

However, the siege has made great progress in recent days. Huangfu Song and Zhu Ye have all their energy on the city. Without the extra energy to interfere in this matter, they just let it go.

Let Guo Peng lead his troops to rescue people.

After a few days, the city's offensive and defensive battle had entered a state of hand-to-hand combat in the Han army. The fighting between the two armies entered a white-hot stage, and the casualties rate of the Han army suddenly increased.

A large number of injured Han soldiers were sent to the injured barracks for treatment. The screams of pain continued from morning to night. The military medical officer was too busy at all, so Guo Peng called more soldiers to help.

Guo Peng and his soldiers helped the injured barracks day and night, and tried his best to keep those who could survive. Guo Peng was helpless if those who were injured too seriously and were bleeding too much.

Guo Peng will definitely do what he can do, but he can't do anything beyond the objective facts at present.

When encountering such a thing, not to mention soldiers, the officers will not blame him, they will only thank him.

For example, Sun Jian was very grateful to Guo Peng. His troops were in charge in the siege and suffered serious losses. After he came down, he brought a large number of injured soldiers to the injured barracks for treatment. At that time, Guo Peng and his people accepted the wounded soldiers and immediately began treatment.

After working for two hours, he bandaged all the rescued ones. As for the injuries that were too serious, he only breathed a sigh of relief. Guo Peng could only express his regret to Sun Jian.

Sun Jian shook his head and saluted Guo Peng.

"Sun will not forget Guo Sima's kindness."

Guo Peng accepted it calmly and then helped Sun Jian up.

"Sun Sima must fight for the first place every battle. Peng also admires Sun Sima's bravery very much. It's a pity that these wounded soldiers are not what Peng can do."

"Enough."

Sun Jian sighed: "They were all soldiers who followed Sun from his hometown to fight against rebellion. Most of them could not survive, but now most of them have been treated and their families have been preserved. Sun is very grateful.

Unfortunately, Sun has no wealth, his official position is low, and he has no family resources. Sun cannot repay Guo Sima's kindness. Only if Guo Sima can use Sun in the future, Sun will not refuse!"

Guo Peng said Sun Jian was too polite.

Looking at Sun Jian's departure, Guo Peng still sighed a little.

Among the coalition forces of the Kanto attack on Dong Zhuo, only Sun Jian and Cao Cao really risked their lives to take the initiative to attack Dong Zhuo.

Sun Jian was the main force to challenge Dong, and he also had a grudge against Dong Zhuo. He defeated Dong Zhuo and his powerful generals several times, and was the real main force to force Dong Zhuo to leave Luoyang and flee back to Chang'an.

Although Cao Cao was brave and wanted to ask Dong to prove himself, his strength was limited and his army was low in combat. He was defeated by Xu Rong in the first battle. Later, he had to withdraw from the battlefield and went south to recruit soldiers to seek a way out.

Except for Sun Jian and Cao Cao, everyone else has their own ulterior motives.

The two brothers Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu, who were the initiator of Dong, knew that Yuan Feng and Yuan's eldest son Yuan Ji were staying in Luoyang, but they raised the flag to fight against Dong Zhuo and wanted to attack him.

As a result, Dong Zhuo was furious and killed all the children of the Yuan clan in Luoyang. It was obvious that he was killing people with a knife and wanted to get rid of Yuan Feng and Yuan Ji so that he could become the heir to the next generation of Yuan clan's family.

Dong Zhuo was an old official of Yuan. He once served as an official under Yuan. At that time, he raised his butcher knife to Yuan. It can be seen that he was so angry that he was willing to cut off his own life.

Before the two of them were even an alliance in a sense before they challenged Dong. In order to deal with the eldest son Yuan Ji, who was highly regarded as a strong and stable position, Dong Zhuo became a villain, and they turned into righteous men.

The rest of the people who challenged Dong Zhuhou also had ulterior motives.

The two groups of attacked Dong Zhuhou, one group in Hanoi and the other in Sourzao, did not fight with Dong Zhuo's troops a few times. After several partial divisions were completely destroyed by Dong Zhuo's army, they were so scared that they didn't dare to fight again.

After that, these people ate, drank and had fun at the resident. After exhausting the food and grass, they dispersed one after another. Not only that, they were also infuriated. At that time, several princes were destroyed, and the wolf's ambitions were fully visible.

So in the warlords later, the last three families and two of them went all out in this war without participating in the war.

Cao Cao established the Central Plains and founded the foundation of Cao Wei, which had a far-reaching influence. Sun Jian's son Sun Ce and Sun Quan firmly settled in the foundation of Jiangdong, and the Sun Wu regime became the last regime among the Three Kingdoms.

Is there any will in the dark?

No one knows.

But there is no doubt that there is a difference between those who easily reach the high position by relying on their family background and those who climb to the high position with their own abilities with blood and tears.

The former type of people are born with everything, and they can get it with just reaching out, and they don’t even need to reach out and others will be sent by others.

The latter type of people have to sacrifice a lot of precious things to climb to a high position. It’s fine in the peaceful era, but in the chaos, the turbulent times, kings, princes, generals and ministers are worse than chickens, who can survive to the end?

During the process of sacrificed those things, their hearts became more and more cold and tenacious, and finally they successfully transformed into heroes in troubled times, and the founding emperors were often decided among heroes in troubled times.
Chapter completed!