Cao Zhen led his men and horses to harass everywhere, but the result was not ideal, because it was the men and horses who had to work hard on land, while Jiangdong soldiers could take boats and repair them...

So over and over again, it was Cao Zhen who suffered the loss.

Overall, it would be difficult for Cao Cao to capture Jiangling in a short time, and similarly, it would be difficult for Jiangdong to capture Xiangyang quickly, unless something major happened between the two sides.

This incident may be true or it may be false.

So, maybe just add another weight to the scale...

In the Jiangdong camp opposite, there was not a harmonious atmosphere. Although Zhou Yu and Cheng Pu had reached an agreement, the various factions in the army were still disturbing each other, laughing at each other, and attacking each other when they caught each other's failures.

The veteran faction that followed Sun Jian and Sun Ce naturally looked down on the Jiangdong faction that had grown up relying on the Jiangdong gentry. Then the Jiangdong gentry faction was very dissatisfied with the newcomer faction that Sun Quan was currently supporting...

"Niang Xipi Cao thief, this old dog is really tough! After fighting for half a day, I lost more than two hundred men... If he falls into my hands in the future, I will definitely skin him alive."

!』

"You bastard, if you really hate Cao Cao's thieves, why don't you use more strength? You must know that Jingzhou was not fought for us! Why didn't you send more soldiers under your command at that time! Only after the battle was over!"

』

"I went into battle myself! I chopped off three heads with my own hands! Who the hell is still like a tongue-tied woman who chews her tongue?! Look at this wound, it was the result of a fight between life and death. Compared with those who can only sit still...

It would be tens of millions of times worse to stock up behind the formation!』

"If you really have that kind of bravery, why can't this Cao thief's camp be destroyed? What's the use of cutting off a few heads if you don't know the advance or retreat of the army? It's the virtue of the ancestors to survive. If they attack again, they don't know how to control, they only know how to act recklessly.

, it will be useless for you to have another hundred or ten!』

"Wow, wow..."

"..."

It’s not that these people intended to disgrace Zhou Yu, but because the army is full of fighting men, how can we sit down and drink tea like men of letters and talk softly? They couldn’t say a few words together, so they started shouting at each other.

Even when angry, he would pull the sword in and out of his waist, making a sound of gold and iron clanking to intimidate the other party.

These are all Jiangdong's traditional arts, which have been around since Sun Jian's time...

Sun Jian started from scratch at the time, and he naturally had no decent model for the rules of military affairs. By the time of Sun Ce's generation, Sun Ce didn't care about these at all, and sometimes even encouraged his subordinates to fight with each other to resolve disputes. After all, under Sun Ce

In the concept, there is nothing that cannot be solved. If there is, let's have a fight. Whoever wins has the final say.

So gradually, Jiangdong Army often argued with each other when discussing matters, and then evolved into a scene of yelling at each other, but not many people actually took action when they scolded each other. At the same time, if the coach wanted to speak, these

People will also take the initiative to stop.

This model has disadvantages and advantages.

After night fell, Zhou Yu summoned all his generals. His original intention was to arrange the order of the various factions to fight and the layout of some arrays. Through this arrangement, on the one hand, he could explore various situations such as the deployment of Cao's army, and on the other hand,

On the one hand, you can also moderately exploit some generals who are not very comfortable...

When Zhou Yu was about to say something, he suddenly heard the sound of rapid footsteps. Immediately, a scout rushed in, knelt down in front of Zhou Yu, and reported in a low voice.

The generals who were quarreling with each other around them couldn't help but stopped, turned to look at Zhou Yu and the scouts, listened carefully, and only heard sporadic words such as "North...Cao Jun...Huss..." and stared at Zhou Yu.

Their faces looked at each other again, guessing what happened.

Did the Hussars capture Xiangyang?

Or does Cao Cao have any tricks?

Zhou Yu remained calm, nodded, and then waved the scouts to go down. Then he assigned the order of tomorrow's battle step by step, who would attack first, who would be on standby, which troops were over there, how many archers, swordsmen, and shields each had, etc.

Finally, after confirming that all the generals understood clearly, the meeting was adjourned...

ah?

All the soldiers couldn't help but look at each other. Is this the end?

Didn't say anything?
Chapter completed!