Wang Hong had such a big reaction just now, but he just didn't react for a while.
But despite this, he never expressed his intention to refuse.
Seeing Wang Hong's answer, Mi Yang couldn't help but be overjoyed.
Although Wang Hong in his impression was not a wise man, judging from his past actions of not avoiding difficulties and going south, he was definitely not a person who was greedy for life and afraid of death.
Seeing that Wang Hong's words had the meaning of agreement, Mi Yang immediately said to Wang Hong,
"Zi narrow and righteous."
"According to my expectation, Nashamoko is a man who has his heart set on the Han Dynasty.
This time Zixia went south as an envoy of the Han Dynasty, so his life would not be in danger. "
Mi Yang's judgment was based on Samoko's actions in history.
Although Mi Yang needed Wang Hong to go south to recruit Samoko for assistance, without this judgment, Mi Yang would not have had this idea.
He would not let Wang Hong die in vain.
Mi Yang's prophetic judgment made Wang Hong dubious.
But opportunities arise in danger. Since he has made up his mind to join Mi Yang from now on, Wang Hong is not afraid to take risks in order to achieve the goal in his heart.
However, even though Samoko was loyal to the Han Dynasty, this could only guarantee that Samoko would give him preferential treatment. Wang Hong was not sure that he could successfully persuade Samoko to send troops to help.
Wang Hong truthfully revealed his worries to Mi Yang.
After hearing Wang Hong's worries, Mi Yang laughed and said,
"I am only worried that there is no one to help me. I am not worried that the five streams will not come."
Mi Yang had already made a plan in mind on how to successfully seduce Samoko.
What he lacks most is a scholar he can trust to help him.
In this era, sending scholars as envoys is the most basic respect for the other party...
Mi Yang told Wang Hong,
"There is now countless gold and silver in the public security treasury. You can go to the treasury for a while and use it as you like."
Thanks to the funding from Mi Fang and Shi Ren, the gold and silver in the public security treasury now amounts to at least ten thousand gold.
"Most barbarian people do not control production, so they often live in poverty."
"In order to survive, how can Samoko not be tempted by gold, silver, brocade and silk?"
"Now I will seize gold and silver to lure him, and he will definitely be able to lure him."
Seeing that Mi Yang had already made a plan, Wang Hong no longer hesitated. He bowed to Mi Yang and said,
"In this case, Hong is willing to be the chief envoy to bring Wuxi reinforcements to the chief."
Without further ado, Mi Yang immediately ordered people to take Wang Hong to the treasury.
After he asked Wang Hong to collect the gold and silver in the treasury, he set off for Wuling County soon.
After Wang Hong left, Mi Yang secretly pondered:
Now Wang Hong is heading to Wuling with a large amount of gold and silver, coupled with his already good tongue,
From Mi Yang's point of view, it was a sure thing to successfully get Shamoko, who had always been interested in the Han Dynasty, to lead his troops to help him.
The police are not far from Wuling, and the Wuxi barbarians have lived in the mountains and forests for a long time. The dangerous terrain in the mountains and forests is like walking on plain ground to them.
If everything goes well, Mi Yang will never expect that Samoko will arrive with his troops in the tenth day.
As for how many tribesmen Samoko would bring to help this time, Mi Yang was unsure.
There is no record in history of how many tribes Samoko had.
But as an ethnic group that has reproduced for hundreds of years,
It's not too much to have at least three thousand soldiers, right?
It shouldn't be too much.
...
In Jianye City, Danyang County, Jiangdong, there is a magnificent mansion that has just been replaced with a new plaque.
This mansion occupies a large area, and its layout and style resemble the palaces of Han Dynasty emperors.
The owner of this mansion is Sun Quan, the owner of Jiangdong.
There were many Jiangdong soldiers patrolling back and forth outside the mansion, and they were heavily guarded.
They looked intently, the team was neat, and they were performing their duties faithfully.
There are many Jiangdong officials who are constantly shuttling inside and outside this mansion.
This mansion is not only the residence of the Lord of Jiangdong, but also the seat of various official offices in Jiangdong.
It can be said that this mansion was the ruling center and power center of Jiangdong at this time.
But among the Jiangdong officials who were shuttled inside and outside this magnificent mansion, some of the courtiers sighed secretly after seeing the newly replaced door plaque.
In the past, this mansion was called the Cavalry General's Mansion, but now, it is called the Cavalry General's Mansion.
In the 14th year of Jian'an, Liu Bei, the king of Hanzhong, presented Sun Quan with the title of General of Chariots and Cavalry and Mud of Xuzhou. At that time, the alliance between Sun and Liu was in its honeymoon period.
Sun Quan was very happy with Liu Bei's appearance and immediately changed the plaque of his residence to the residence of the Chariot and Cavalry General.
Since then, the plaque of the Chariot and Cavalry General's Mansion has been hanging outside Sun Quan's mansion for ten years.
But just yesterday, Sima Yi, the envoy of the King of Wei, arrived, and Sima Yi brought the edict of the Han Emperor.
The emperor decreed that Sun Quan should be made a general of hussars, a pastor of Jingzhou during the holidays, and a marquis of Nanchang.
According to the official position of the Han Dynasty, the hussar general was only lower than the general in military positions and one level higher than the chariot general.
Although this edict is said to have been issued by the Emperor, everyone in the world knows that this is actually what Cao Cao, the King of Wei, meant.
Cao Cao believed that since Guan Yu had known about his alliance with Sun Quan for a long time, there was no need for him to cover up the matter at this time.
Instead, he wanted to use his righteousness to openly promote Sun Quan to a higher position.
He did this in order to stabilize Sun Quan's heart and prevent the fragile alliance between him and Sun Quan from falling apart immediately.
The second is that he wants to give Sun Quan an excuse to officially send troops to Jingzhou.
This was a great gift that Cao Cao offered in order to eliminate Sun Quan's suspicion.
After receiving this great gift, Sun Quan felt extremely happy.
He originally felt that his status was too low, and that his official position was too incompatible with his current status.
Originally, due to Mi Yang's plan, he suspected that Cao Cao's alliance with him was a fake one.
Feeling that he had been deceived, Sun Quan angrily scolded Cao Cao for being cunning and cunning in front of his close friends many times, calling him "Cao Aha".
But after receiving this great gift, Sun Quan changed his honorific to Cao Cao and called him King of Wei in front of his surrounding officials.
The face changes so quickly that it is jaw-dropping.
After being appointed as the Hussars General, Sun Quan impatiently made himself a new, gleaming plaque covered with gold wire.
And he immediately hung it outside his mansion.
Sun Quan's move made some officials in Jiangdong feel filled with emotion.
It seems that Sun Quan is determined to unite with Cao to fight against Liu, but he doesn't know whether this decision is a blessing or a curse for Jiangdong.
At this time, in the meeting hall of the Hussar General's mansion,
Sun Quan, wearing a military crown and scarlet clothes, held a piece of information in his hand.
Then he kept mumbling the word "Mi Yang" in his mouth.
In Sun Quan's other hand, he was holding tightly the letter from Xu Xiang that he hated so much.
Thinking that Xu Xiang's whereabouts were unknown after he went on a mission to Mi Fang in Jiangling City, Sun Quan also thought that Mi Yang was Mi Fang's son.
Being good at maneuvering, he seems to have grasped some important points.
He couldn't help but sneered,
"This boy deserves to die."
