Chapter 172 The Truth of the Battle of Tongguan

"Oh! Isn't it just a plan? Chaosheng boy, you will definitely be able to do it!" Wu'an Hou put his hands on his waist and winked at Yu Chaosheng.

Yu Chao gnashed his teeth in anger.

This old Deng is talking without any pain in his waist! Why doesn't he write?

Pan Yingying smiled slightly. Couldn’t she deal with these two people?
After Pan Yingying took Batian, Honglian and Lumei out to relax, Yu Chaosheng and Wu'an Hou returned to the big tent.

There were pens, ink, paper and inkstone in front of the two men, and they stared at each other.

No one could write a plan, so finally Wu Anhou slammed the table and started looking for someone to write it.

The first person to be called was Deputy General Qin.

Deputy General Qin held the pen, but couldn't write a single word on the paper for a long time.

Finally, under the fierce gazes of the two men, he stammered and spoke.

"Well, my Lord, my son-in-law, I will write my own name."

Yu Chaosheng: …

If this happened in Taoyuan City, the people would be sent to a literacy class!
Deputy General Qin was eager to survive. "Why don't we find Han the accountant? He can definitely do it!"

Accountant Han is the most educated person in the entire Wu'an Army, otherwise he wouldn't be an accountant, right?
Then, Accountant Han, who knew nothing, was tricked by Deputy General Qin.

After listening to the requests of Wu'an Hou and Yu Chaosheng, Han the accountant put the pen back.

"My Lord, I am telling you the truth. Please don't be angry. I came to Wu'an Army because I had no literary talent and could not pass the examination for a student."

Marquis Wu'an: ...

Yu Chaosheng: …

He really wanted to take all these people to Taoyuan City for literacy education!
Don't ask, the answer is he can't stand any fool!

Marquis Wu'an turned his head to look at Deputy General Qin.

Deputy General Qin picked his fingers awkwardly and refused to look him in the eye.

Those who were knowledgeable and well-connected had already fled because Wu'an Jun could not pay their salaries, otherwise how could he be the only deputy general left?
Marquis Wu'an was so angry that he wanted to pound the table.

He was so angry that he had to watch the gold bricks fall to the ground but couldn't pick them up!
The Wu'an Army could no longer be relied upon, so Yu Chaosheng began to rack his brains, thinking about the people who had come with him this time.

Cheng Hai? Forget it, forget it. He always puts Pan Yingying's opinion first, so he will rule this out first.

Chen Qingzhi? He seems to be a conservative, and he doesn't agree to fight the Tartars now.

Who else?
At this time, a report came from the door of the big tent, "My Lord, Qi Yanniang, a female soldier from Taoyuan, wants to see you."

The people in the big tent looked at each other, and Wu Anhou responded, "Let her in."

Qi Yanniang was wearing armor, her long hair was standing up high, and there was no expression on her face.

After she came in, she bowed to several people.

"I heard that the Marquis and his son-in-law need a plan to fight the Tartars. I wonder if this one I have is acceptable to you?"

Qi Yanniang took out a booklet full of words from her arms.

Yu Chaosheng took a look and found that it was a small notebook distributed by the school.

He took it and opened it. There was a lot of dense writing inside. It was indeed a plan to fight the Tartars.

He was a little surprised.

Qi Yanniang is usually quiet and doesn't seem to be anything special during training, but she is very brave when killing enemies and has won the first prize several times.

Could it be that he is hiding his incompetence?
He handed the notebook to Wu Anhou, who was stretching his head to read it, and raised his eyebrows, with a hint of evil in the corners of his eyes and eyebrows.

"Talk about it."

Qi Yanniang was neither humble nor arrogant, and expressed her thoughts in detail.

She had imagined countless times in her mind, if she were to fight the Tartars, how should she fight? Where should she attack first? How much food and supplies would she need?
For this purpose, she even consulted several elementary school tyrants.

Yu Chuner and Yu Qiuer helped her calculate the amount of food and supplies.

After reading the contents of the notebook, Wu Anhou slapped his thigh and said, "Great! So detailed! Yingying will definitely agree that we can start fighting!"

Yu Chaosheng stared at Qi Yanniang with a smile on his face.

"What do you want?" Qi Yanniang pursed her lips and spoke out her ideal loudly.

"I want to be a female general!"

The more Wu Anhou looked at the woman, the more satisfied he was. "Good! You have ambition!"

He is not one of those pedantic people. In his opinion, no matter what the matter is, the person with the ability should be given the job, regardless of gender.

Those who say that women can’t do this or that are cowards who are less capable than women!

"Then if I ask you to be the vanguard in this fight against the Tartars, do you dare?" Yu Chaosheng threw down this sentence.

Qi Yanniang straightened her back and said, "I dare you!"

Yu Chaosheng nodded with satisfaction, "Okay, then I'll send you, Qi Yanniang, as the vanguard this time. I hope you won't let us down."

Qi Yanniang smiled with confidence.

How could she possibly let them down? This was something she had rehearsed countless times in her mind, day and night.

……

……

Pan Yingying had just finished her walk with Batian, and when she came back she found her face covered with a small notebook filled with writing.

She read it carefully and was not surprised to hear that it was written by Qi Yanniang.

From Yu Chun'er and Yu Qiu'er, Pan Yingying learned that Qi Yanniang had always wanted to be a female general, but she didn't expect that she had done so much homework in private.

"Since the plan is so detailed, let's take action in half a month."

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Wu County.

Chen Qinyu was practicing calligraphy in the study, and behind her stood a middle-aged man with ordinary looks.

"Sir, what do you think of my handwriting?"

The middle-aged man shook his head, "Your mind is in turmoil."

Chen Qinyu smiled and said, "No one knows me better than you, sir."

She put down her pen and looked towards the capital. "Sir, you said that Emperor Yuwen would not live long, so why can't we hear the death knell in the capital?"

The middle-aged man lowered his eyes, "Soon."

As if in response to his words, a carrier pigeon suddenly landed on the windowsill.

Chen Qinyu went over and took the note, which had only a few short words on it.

"Emperor Yuwen passed away, and the Sixth Prince succeeded to the throne."

She pulled the corner of her lips, turned around and wrote a big word on the table again - "Chen."

"Sir, what do you think of me using this word as my flag?"

The middle-aged man nodded, "This word is good."

……

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After the Sixth Prince Xiao Shen ascended the throne, he issued seven imperial edicts in succession, requesting Wu County to provide food and fodder to the Xiao family army, but all were ignored.

Just when the eighth imperial edict was still on the way, Wu County rebelled!

Chen Qinyu hung up a flag with the word "Chen" embroidered on it and issued a manifesto in the name of the daughter of the God of War General, revealing a shocking secret!

It turns out that in the Battle of Tongguan that year, Emperor Yuwen traded the six cities of Tongguan with Surile just to kill Chen Qingzhi, kill 100,000 of Chen's soldiers, and take back the 300,000 troops in Chen Qingzhi's hands!
King Huai was just a cover, and the Battle of Tongguan was a vicious conspiracy aimed at Chen Qianzhi!
The reason why Chen Qinyu was able to survive was that her adoptive parents had received favors from Chen Qianzhi and they rushed to rescue her.

Fearing that they would be hunted down by Emperor Yuwen, they had to send their own daughter to the countryside and let Chen Qinyu take her place, thus ensuring that the bloodline of the God of War General was not cut off.

When the manifesto was released, the whole world was shocked.

　Have you guessed Chen Qinyu’s identity?

　　(End of this chapter)