In the 16th year of Jian 'an, Liu Bei took advantage of Liu Zhang's fear of Cao Cao's invasion and led tens of thousands of troops into Yizhou in the name of assisting the defense. After that, he summoned Zhuge Liang and others to lead the army into Bashu and seize prefectures and counties first. In the 19th year, he successfully entered Chengdu. From then on, Cao Cao and Sun Quan formed three independent and relatively stable political, economic, and military centers. The situation of the three countries was completely successful.
During the period of the Three Kingdoms, the war between the Three Kingdoms was also the beginning of a long-term and more complicated dispute between the Three Kingdoms.
The strategic locations during the Three Kingdoms period were mainly Huainan, Jingzhou, and Hanzhong. Huainan and Hanzhong were the borders of Wei, Wu, and Shu respectively. Jingzhou was the border of the three countries, and at that time, each occupied a part of it. It was the most fiercely contested area. After Cao Cao was defeated in Jingzhou and returned to the north, he successfully carried out the Battle of Weinan and occupied Guanzhong. At the same time, he opened a navy training base in Qiao (now Bozhou, Anhui). Facing Sun Quan and Liu Bei, they would attack the east and defend the west, or attack the west and defend the east, avoiding fighting on both sides. First, he fought with Sun Quan for the land of Huainan and won the Battle of Hefei, stopping Sun Quan's offensive. Later, he and Liu Bei fought for Hanzhong, but failed, so he concentrated his troops and fought with Sun Quan and Liu Bei for Jingzhou.
At this moment, the development of the occupation was beyond everyone's expectations.
The real ancient battlefield didn't just leave behind those tragic traces.
He was not a hot-blooded man who died on the battlefield.
Driven by his desire, the development of the entire battlefield far exceeded Feng Siming's expectations.
If there were no variables, Wei, Shu, and Wu would fight for Jingzhou, triggering three wars in Fancheng, Jiangling, and Yiling. Liu Bei's invasion of Bashu provoked Sun Quan's dissatisfaction. Liu Bei seized Hanzhong. Guan Yu, a famous general of Shu Han who guarded Jingzhou, also led his army from Jiangling (now Jingsha, Hubei) north to besiege Cao Cao's army in Xiangyang and Fancheng (now Xiangfan), which shocked Cao Wei even more. Cao Cao adopted Sima Yi's plan to further drive a wedge between Sun Quan and Liu Bei. He urged Sun Quan to send troops to attack Jiangling and kill Guan Yu, while Cao Wei benefited from it. Liu Bei attempted to avenge Guan Yu and recapture Jingzhou. He ignored the opposition of his ministers and led his army to attack Wu. Sun Quan failed to sue for peace, but he made peace with Wei. He appointed Lu Xun as the Commander-in-Chief and led 50,000 troops to resist the Shu army. He adopted the strategy of retreating to avoid the enemy, concentrating his troops and fighting a decisive battle. In the second year of Zhangwu (222), he burned the camp and defeated Liu Bei, winning the Battle of Yiling. As a result, Shu Han's national strength was greatly damaged, and Sun Wu also had to worry about the north. After the war, the two sides re-established their old friendship to resist the powerful Wei, causing the Three Kingdoms to have a longer period of confrontation.
However, with the addition of Feng Siming, no one knew how the situation would develop.
While Feng Siming was busy setting up all the strategic arrangements and backup support.
An old man on the distant Mount Emei sighed silently.
"The birth of the killing star will change the balance of the entire country.”
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