Faced with the Wei army's call to persuade him to surrender, Fu Qian gave a reply with a big knife. When the Wei army persuaded him to surrender, Fu Qian cut down two Wei soldiers one after another.

The Wei army, following Wen Yang's order, did not dare to kill Fu Qian, but instead asked Fu Qian to take the opportunity to injure several people.

It seems that Fu Qian has the ambition to die. Such a person may not be able to persuade him to surrender even if he calls for surrender a thousand times.

Although Wen Yang appreciates him, on the battlefield, the enemy is the enemy, and showing mercy to the enemy is cruel to his own people. Since Fu Qian would rather die than surrender, Wen Yang had to order him to be shot and killed.

Fu Qian wanted to show his ambitions by his death, but Wen Yang could only help him.

Under the scattered arrows, Fu Qian had no chance of life. He was completely submerged in the arrows of the Wei army's crossbows, but even though thousands of arrows passed by, Fu Qian's back was still straight and stood proudly.

Wen Yang ordered Fu Qian's body to be buried and buried with a grand funeral, and no one should be insulted by him.

Heroes know heroes. Although Fu Qian died, his attitude of treating death as if he were home, was also appreciated by Wen Yang. Such a strong man could still be respected by his opponent even if he died in battle.

As soon as Fu Qian died, the battle at Yangping Pass ended soon. More than 70% of the Shu army surrendered, and the rest were all killed in battle, none of them fled and were all annihilated.

Wen Yang was too lazy to clean the battlefield, so he rode his horse straight to the east gate of Yangpingguan. Jiang Shu on the city had already seen it clearly, and quickly ordered the city gate to be opened and walked out of the city to greet him.

"Are you Jiang Shu?" Wen Yang rode on the horse, glanced proudly at Jiang Shu and his group, and asked in a cold tone.

Jiang Shu bowed and bowed in fear, saying, "It's just below."

In fact, Wen Yang hates this kind of snob who is servile from the bottom of his heart. He admires a man who is like Fu Qian who is ready to die. Although Jiang Shu played a crucial role in the Wei army's capture of Yangping and was a great contribution to the Wei army, Wen Yang's contempt for him in his heart was not concealed at all.

Wen Yang said coldly: "You did a good job, and the court will be able to reward merits and rewards, and your contributions are indispensable. Oh, take people out of the city to clean the battlefield and bury the Shu soldiers who died in battle. Remember, don't be insulted. Only these people who died in battle are qualified to be heroes."

Wen Yang has always been accustomed to being jealous of evil and never conceals the people he hates. When he attacked Chang'an, Jia Chongxian surrendered to death, trying to avoid death, but Wen Yang hated him and killed him in anger, which shows that Wen Yang's temper is so hot.

Although Wen Yang's approach is applauding, after all, Jia Chong is unrepentant and does too many bad things, and it is worthy of getting this fate. However, Wen Yang's execution of surrendered generals without authorization was also a serious violation of the military discipline of the Wei army, and he could only be worthy of his merits. Otherwise, Wen Yang's outstanding military achievements would have long been promoted.

But Wen Yang didn't care. He hated Jia Chong to the extreme. If such a person could still live in the world or even hang out in the officialdom, that would be the greatest insult to Wen Yang.

Of course, Wen Yang was young and energetic at the beginning. Now that he is older, his temper has been much more restrained. Otherwise, with his hot temper when he was young, he would probably kill Jiang Shu directly.

There is no need for a treacherous villain like him to live in this world.

However, Jiang Shu was not Jia Chong after all. What's more, the Wei army was able to successfully capture Yangping Pass this time, all thanks to Jiang Shu's contribution. Although Wen Yang was unhappy about him, he could not kill him for no reason. Otherwise, he would be severely punished by military law, and this time he would not be able to lose his merits like last time.

Although Wen Yang did not have the urge to kill, his contempt for Jiang Shu was unconcealed, which made Jiang Shu very embarrassed. He originally thought that he had made great contributions this time and that the Wei army would look at him differently, but they looked down on him from the bottom of their hearts.

Although Jiang Shu felt uncomfortable, he had to bow his head under the eaves of a man. No matter how bad he felt, he had to suffer.

Faced with Wen Yang's instructions, Jiang Shu did not dare to neglect, and agreed with a smile on his face, leading his troops out of the city to clean the battlefield.

After Wen Yang entered the pass, he immediately sent someone to report to Deng Ai.

Deng Ai was leading his army to attack Seoul at this time. Although the Wei army was very powerful, they only saw thunder and no raindrops. Attacking Seoul was actually just pretending. Even though they knew that Seoul was a tough tough bone, Deng Ai could not consume his troops here without any effort.

All the actions of the Wei army now are nothing more than those of Yangping Pass, which made Fu Qian mistakenly believe that the main attack direction of the Wei army was in Seoul, so that the purpose of luring the tiger out of the mountain can be achieved.

After receiving Wen Yang's report and knowing that he had successfully taken Yangping Pass, Deng Ai couldn't help but laugh and said, "I'm done with my plan!"

Immediately ordered the withdrawal of the troops besieged Seoul and handed over the task of besieging Seoul to the combination of "three plus four". Just like in Lecheng, the Wei army besieging Seoul was also composed of three thousand field troops and four thousand garrison troops. It was enough to trap the Seoul defenders in deep trenches and high arsenals.

Now that the Wei army has taken down Yangping Pass and opened the passage to attack Shuzhong, Seoul Lecheng has become a useless existence, and Deng Ai doesn't have to go through a lot of trouble in capturing these two cities.

The Wei army only needed to send troops around the Han Le City for a long time to siege it, without siegeing the city, and naturally there was no need to invest a large amount of troops. There were 7,000 people watching it all the time, and I thought Jiang Bin and Wang She dared not act rashly.

The Wei army established a solid camp outside Lecheng, Seoul, and only defended but not attacked. It was like a nail nailed here. The Shu army wanted to eliminate it, but they did not have the ability. The Shu army wanted to leave the city, but they were afraid that the city would be lost. Therefore, the defenders of Lecheng, Seoul, would only fall into a dilemma. They could not do anything other than maintaining the status quo.

As for the Wei army's food route, Yan Yu was smart enough to abolish all the guerrillas on the periphery, and the entire army was exhausted in the battles between Yelangyu and Nanzheng, so the Wei army's food route was no longer threatened. During the process of transporting food and grass, the Wei army only needed to send a small number of troops to escort.

The main force of the Wei army can retreat without any need to stay in Hanzhong. After taking Yangping Pass, Deng Ai can concentrate his main force and march towards Jiange along the Jinniu Road. As long as he takes Jiangge, he will be able to move forward to the plains of Shuzhong. There will be no obstacles. Deng Ai can directly lead his troops south to take Chengdu and destroy Shu. There is only the last difficulty left.
Chapter completed!