Japan, Kyushu Island.
This is the southernmost and westernmost territory of the Japanese Kingdom.
To the west of Kyushu Island, Guangfu City.
The name "Guangfu" city was specially given by Sun Quan. Zhu Zhi thought it didn't sound good and was too ordinary. However, Sun Quan felt that Guangfu was the right time and insisted on naming it Guangfu, and Zhu Zhi agreed.
The city built by Sun Quan was much inferior to the fortified city like Shuxian. It had no moat or urn, and was just a simple city. The most important point is that Sun Quan did not have good enough craftsmen to build various defensive measures.
In the city, in the city lord's mansion.
Sun Quan is quickly arranging government affairs. He is nineteen years old and not yet twenty. But Sun Quan looked very mature, with dark skin, and looked like a man in his thirties, without any childishness at all.
There was a shadow between Sun Quan's brows.
After he finished handling the government affairs in his hands, he looked at Zhu Zhi below and sighed: "Teacher, I submit to Lu Xuan and seek help from Lu Xuan. I have made this decision after much thought and repeated consideration."
"I can't take you to establish a foothold in the Japanese country. At least, I will ensure that you are all alive so that you can return to the Central Plains in your lifetime."
"So, I bowed my knee to Lu Xuan."
"But until now, Lu Xuan has not made any moves or news. Facing Tokugawa Ieyasu's attack, we are becoming more and more in decline and becoming more and more unstoppable. If we continue to fight, we will persist for another month."
"If Tokugawa Ieyasu's offensive is stronger, maybe we won't be able to withstand it for a month, just a few days."
There was anger on Sun Quan's face, and he said, "Lu Xuan clearly agreed to send troops, but now it's close to September. The half-year period is up, and Lu Xuan hasn't come yet."
When Sun Quan was more than thirteen years old, he followed Zhu Zhi to the Japanese country. There was no one around him to teach him, so he worshiped Zhu Zhi as his teacher.
Back then, it was Zhu Zhi who was responsible for taking care of the Sun family.
Zhu Zhi looked serious and said: "My lord, Lu Xuan has been talking for half a year. Now there is still some time. We can only wait. In addition, when I went to see Lu Xuan, he had already unified the world and destroyed the Han Dynasty. Lu Xuan's power is overwhelming. We can't interfere with what he does."
Sun Quan sighed after hearing this.
In about seven years, Lu Xuan dominated the world, which was too fast. It took him more than six years to build a Guangfu City here in Japan. Seeing that the foundation was slightly solid and everything was flourishing, he was gearing up to expand.
Unexpectedly, as soon as they left Guangfu City, they encountered Tokugawa Ieyasu's army coming to kill them. After the two sides fought and fought, it was discovered that Tokugawa Ieyasu's army was as fierce and unafraid of death as mad dogs. Sun Quan's army suffered heavy losses after a head-on confrontation and had to withdraw.
Now Tokugawa Ieyasu surrounded Guangfu Castle.
The county town has been under continuous attack, which consumes a lot of food and materials, especially bows, arrows, hammers, stones, etc. What we now rely on is the desperate efforts of the remaining soldiers.
Although we can still hold on for a while, if we continue to fight, the few remaining soldiers will be used up.
Sun Quan looked a little desperate and sighed: "Teacher, if Lu Xuan doesn't come, it will be difficult for us to persist."
Zhu Zhi comforted him: "My lord, what Lu Xuan promised will definitely come. At present, we can only wait and don't have to think about anything else. Only perseverance is what is needed most at the moment."
"Boom! Boom!!"
Suddenly, the sound of war drums came from outside the city.
When the drums sounded, Sun Quan stood up and said: "Teacher, Tokugawa Ieyasu is here again with people, hurry up!"
Zhu Zhi followed Sun Quan and hurried up to the city tower.
The two of them arrived at the city tower. Outside the city, warriors from the Mediterranean Japanese Kingdom were arrayed one by one. All the soldiers held Japanese swords and had fierce eyes. The leader was a man in his thirties and quite strong.
This man is wearing the armor of the Southern Barbarians, which is the armor of the Japanese country. It is quite sophisticated. There were two Japanese swords, one long and one short, stuck in his waist. His eyes were extremely bright, and his eyes were as fiery as ever.
It's as if seeing people makes people burn.
This is Tokugawa Ieyasu, the Emperor of Japan.
Tokugawa Ieyasu looked at Guangfu City with extremely sharp eyes.
He was once the man who created a generation of shogunate and the king who ended the troubled times. It’s just that in his era, the emperor has existed since ancient times and has been passed down from generation to generation. The emperor is an extremely sacred symbol, and Tokugawa Ieyasu did not dare to replace the emperor.
Otherwise, the impact will be too great.
He became the shogun and still held the power, thus maintaining the status quo.
Unexpectedly, after his death, he returned to the Yayoi period and returned to this primitive era. When Tokugawa Ieyasu first came back, he was very uncomfortable because it was too primitive. Only pottery, iron and bronze were used in these places, and culture and writing were not formed.
Tokugawa Ieyasu was sure that he could not go back, and his mentality gradually changed.
The area of Japan was very primitive.
However, he knew that the great men of this era were in chaos. If he unified the Japanese country first, became the supreme emperor of the Japanese country, and formed an elite army, he could invade the Han Dynasty and replace it.
In later generations, the Japanese country was located in a corner of the country. There were many rulers who wanted to develop their strength and enter the Central Plains, seize a corner of the country, and then slowly engulf the Central Plains.
Unfortunately, there was never a chance.
Now that he has traveled through time, he has countless experiences and a vision that far exceeds that of the other party. He will definitely be able to kill him back.
Tokugawa Ieyasu was not very familiar with Chinese history.
However, he generally knows that China is in chaos now.
Although in Guangfu City, he met a local force that had escaped from China, Tokugawa Ieyasu always suppressed the opponent and did not take Sun Quan into his eyes at all. Perhaps the other person was a person from the Yayoi period who gradually disappeared again.
So much so that it left no trace in the history of Japan.
Tokugawa Ieyasu raised his head, looked towards the city tower, and said loudly in the Japanese language: "Sun Quan, surrender immediately, I will grant you the position of general. As long as you submit and follow me into the Central Plains, there will naturally be Your benefit."
"If you resist desperately now, the only result is to die here."
"Facing the emperor's army, you can resist for such a long time. I admire your ability and appreciate your talent. However, you should not consume it like this. Because the result of consumption will inevitably be your death."
Tokugawa Ieyasu said: "Surrender immediately, this is your only choice."
Sun Quan looked at Tokugawa Ieyasu, who was short and wearing strange armor, and mocked: "It's a big joke that a dwarf like you calls yourself the emperor. Tokugawa Ieyasu, if you want to attack, just come, I'll All accepted.”
"idiot!"
Tokugawa Ieyasu became furious.
His eyes were cold and he said in a deep voice: "I give you face, but if you are shameless, then I can only send you to death."
"Okazaka Hikkawa!"
Tokugawa Ieyasu ordered loudly.
"Hi!"
A middle-aged man who was slightly taller, about 165 centimeters tall, and quite obese stood up. He also wears Nanman's trousers and has two swords, one long and one short, stuck on his waist.
The look he looked at Tokugawa Ieyasu was full of piety and fanaticism.
Okasaka Hikkawa was originally a slave and did not even have a name. It was Tokugawa Ieyasu who gave him a new life, taught him the art of war, taught him reading and literacy, and even gave him a name, making Okasaka Hikkawa what he is today.
