Lu Su was shocked after hearing this. He saw that this posture was going to start an all-out war.
He hurriedly walked to Sun Quan, then stretched out his hands to dissuade him loudly: "My lord, think twice. If this happens, the alliance between Sun and Liu will be gone. How will Cao Cao deal with it once he goes south?"
Sun Quan frowned and said, "What are you afraid of, Cao Cao? He was almost captured by me at Ruxukou. Zijing can't stop me from doing this."
Lu Su knelt down and begged: "Lord, this is what Fu Shiren's family said. You should ask in writing or confront him in person. If you fall into the trap and destroy the alliance, it will be too late to regret..."
At this time, Lu Meng glanced at Fu Shiren, and Fu Shiren clasped his fists and said sincerely: "What I just said is absolutely true. Governor, don't be biased against me..."
"Shut up..." Lu Su turned around and shouted, directly restraining Fu Shiren from making excuses.
When Zhou Yu died, Lu Su was by his side. He absolutely did not believe that Fu Shiren poisoned him, because when he was working in the army, he poured Zhou Yu's wine himself and he was alive and well. How could the wine be poisonous?
Lu Su even suspected Zhou Shan because Zhou Yu had never taken any other medicine except painkillers. However, because Zhou Shan was dead, the matter was dropped.
Sun Quan helped Lu Su up and said sincerely: "Zijing is too kind. The so-called good people are bullied by others, and the good horses are ridden by others. You can't just tolerate it in front of Liu Bei. If Gong Jin hadn't burned Cao Ying in Wulin, how could Liu Xuande have done it?" Occupying Jingxiang? Without us in Ruxu to contain the Cao thieves, how could Liu Xuande securely take Yizhou? The favor needs to be repaid, and even if we take away some counties in Jingzhou, there is nothing wrong with it..."
"Lord, this matter is really doubtful. Gong Jin has passed away. I still don't recommend being so reckless..." Lu Su was still fighting.
Sun Quan said coldly: "Lantian was a swindler in the past, and later he published the Yangtze River Newspaper to slander my reputation in Jiangdong. I am also doing Liu Xuande's good by getting rid of this traitor."
Lu Su swallowed his saliva. When Sun Quan first saw Sun in the Yangtze River newspaper, he first cursed Cao Cao for being cunning and cunning. Later, he was glad that the Yangtze River newspaper had concealed his real name.
Because there were news praising people for fleeing Jiangdong at the same time, Sun Quan acquiesced in the circulation of that issue of Yangtze River News in Jiangdong. However, it had the opposite effect. Both the people and the court focused their attention on Sun, and no one had any understanding of this issue. The famous guy insulted her wildly, causing the few people who knew the inside story to secretly send people to recycle the distributed newspapers.
Notoriety is hard to recover, and a particularly strange phenomenon occurred in Jiangdong later. On the one hand, some people taught officials and people to be loyal to Sun Quan, but on the other hand, they used Sun as a negative example and scolded him for forgetting his ancestors and calling him a scum of the Han Dynasty.
Although Sun Quan made excuses for Lantian, Lu Su knew that Sun Quan was not that superficial. He would neither raise troops to avenge Zhou Yu, nor would he make elaborate plans because he hated Lantian. All of this may be because of Jingzhou. After all, Jingzhou is empty now. The opportunity is too rare.
Seeing that he could not stop Sun Quan, Lu Su could only follow him and act accordingly.
The next day, Jiangdong's warships sailed up the Yangtze River. Their mighty posture was even more spectacular than that of Zhou Yu's command.
The fleet sailed near Chibi, and Sun Quan went to the old camp to express his condolences to Zhou Yu, where he gave an impassioned morale boost.
Such a large fleet was extremely eye-catching and was quickly discovered by Su Fei's patrol boat on the Yangtze River.
Su Fei knew that something must be wrong. The whereabouts of tens of thousands of Jiangdong fleets were unknown. While he sent people to Jiangling to report the news to Guan Yu, he also dispatched warships to go down the river to monitor the movements. He also sent people to Changsha, Guiyang, and especially Quan Early warning from Gan Ning in the mausoleum.
There were more than a hundred public security warships and only three to four thousand naval troops. Fortunately, the information was obtained in time and they rushed to the mouth of Dongting Lake to station in advance. Because this is the only way to enter the Xiangjiang River, there are arrow towers and archery towers beside the lake. Defense facilities such as watchtowers were rebuilt on the basis of Guan Yu's earliest water fortress training for naval forces.
After Sun Quan gave a speech at Red Cliff, he took advantage of the situation and sailed to the west of the Yangtze River. He was surprised to see that Dongting was defended.
"General Fu, didn't you say that apart from the police, there are no defenses along the Yangtze River? Why is there a Jingzhou navy at the mouth of Dongting Lake?" Sun Quan called Fu Shiren to the deck of the large ship "Feiyun" to ask questions.
Fu Shiren's face looked innocent, like a primary school student who made a mistake.
"My lord, I really don't know how humble my position is. I sent someone to Changsha last month. At that time, there were no troops stationed at Shuikou of Dongting."
Seeing this, Lu Meng said: "My lord, the vanguard fleet of Gongzhi is not here, which means that these warships arrived later. I see that there are only more than a hundred warships in the water village. There is no way to stop our thousands of warships. They will directly crush us." You can press it over."
Sun Quan nodded. He was rarely rich when fighting with Cao Cao. Now the comparison of forces is very different. In short, the advantage this time is mine.
"Fortunately, I sent Gongji to Xiangshui first. Otherwise, these people would have tipped me off. Run over me now, and I can finally avenge Gongjin."
Sun Quan gave an order, and three tower ships took the lead, with fighting ships on the left and right guarding them, and countless sailboats behind them. The race with thousands of sails was very grand.
When Su Fei saw that the other side was undeclared war, he was so nervous that sweat oozed from his palms. Now the disparity in strength was more than ten times, and there was no possibility of holding on. He hoped that General Guan's main force would arrive soon.
Jiangdong's warship sailed upstream to a wind outlet in the Yangtze River. Suddenly, there was a strong wind on the river. The powerful storm caused huge waves. Su Fei's warship had been anchored in the water village and was shaken up and down by the wind and waves.
"Lord, there is a big storm suddenly on the Yangtze River. It is better for us to dock and anchor first, and then march forward after the wind and waves calm down." Jiang Qin shouted from the boat in front.
"What?" Sun Quan was condescending, and the strong wind almost knocked him down, so he was hurriedly pulled into the cabin.
"Lord, don't worry. It's normal for strong winds to rise on the Yangtze River, not to mention that your boat is very stable in flying clouds." Lu Meng quickly comforted him.
Sun Quan nodded, and suddenly he stumbled, and everyone in the cabin fell to the ground. The wind and waves came quickly and violently, and then the ship suddenly turned its rudder, and then the sail was blown by the wind to the south bank of the Yangtze River.
Lu Meng felt that Feiyun was walking back. He rushed to the deck with a skeptical attitude, then grabbed the handle and looked behind him. He saw that the three building ships in the front were no longer visible, and all the ships had raised their sails and were moving forward. go back.
The storm just now was so severe that the three leading building ships were thrown directly into the Yangtze River because their center of gravity was too high. Thousands of soldiers on board were killed or injured. Those who survived were instantly transformed into fish and shrimps. They are good at water. They were swimming hard to the shore, and if they were lucky, they picked up a piece of wood and let it drift in the wind and waves.
They were beaten in the face by a storm before the battle was over, and more than 2,000 men were lost before the battle began, along with three expensive ships.
Sun Quan sat on the bank without saying a word, looking as if someone owed him money and refused to pay it back. Sun Quan was worried that there would be a big storm on the Yangtze River, so he ordered to temporarily station on the bank until the weather was clear before continuing to march to Dongting.
Su Fei breathed a sigh of relief when he saw this scene. He sincerely thanked the sky for delaying Jingzhou's time. Sun Quan was blown back thirty miles by the strong wind.
The sun was shining brightly the next day, and Sun Quan was about to send his warships to advance toward Dongting, when he found several warships appearing on the river to the west. The nine-foot-long general on the bow, wearing a parrot robe, was none other than the world-famous Guan Yunchang.
