After the Pingbei Army entered the mountainous area, the first county town they captured was Beiqu.

This was a county town that had been occupied by the Huns before. When Cao Liang led his army to Beiqu, the Huns had already disappeared.

But this small county town, which was already somewhat dilapidated, became a ruin after being ravaged by the Huns, with ten rooms and nine empty houses.

Originally, when the Huns lived in Puzi, they could still coexist peacefully with the local Han people. Even if there were some conflicts, overall they could still coexist in harmony.

However, since the Xiongnu rebellion, the naturally ferocious Huns have become ferocious, burning, killing, looting, and committing all kinds of evil.

After Beiqu was captured, it seemed to be a day of carnival for the Huns. They killed people and set fires wantonly in the city, and looted all the wealthy households in Beiqu City. Every woman with the slightest bit of beauty was also raped by the Huns.

Robbed and left.

The Huns had an extremely "excellent" tradition in plundering Han women. The daughter of Han Zuo Zhonglang Cai Yong, Cai Yan and Cai Zhaoji, who was known as one of the four most talented women in history, was Yang Hu's aunt.

It was plundered by the Huns who came to the Central Plains.

Because of her outstanding beauty, she was presented to King Zuoxian of the Xiongnu. She also gave birth to two sons for King Zuoxian. She stayed in Hu for twelve years. Later, Cao Cao heard about her experience and paid a large sum of money to express his gratitude to his old friend.

He redeemed Cai Yan.

Cai Yan is not so unlucky, but compared to those Han women who were bullied to death by the Huns, she is lucky. At least she can be rescued by Cao Cao after middle age and return to the Central Plains, but other women were killed by the Huns.

The woman who was snatched away met a tragic end.

The Huns committed a heinous crime in Beiqu this time. They looted, set fire to, and killed countless people. Beiqu, which had a small population, was massacred by the Huns until there were only a few left. The entire county was in ruins.

It's like an abandoned dead city.

The officers and soldiers of the Wei army who saw this scene were filled with righteous indignation. They believed that these Huns were too cruel and were so cruel to civilians. If they encountered them again next time, they would definitely make them pay with blood.

Cao Liang took it indifferently. Among the five barbarians, in comparison, the Huns were considered "merciful". The really cruel ones were the Jie and Xianbei people. They were out-and-out cannibals who could eat people without spitting out their bones.

demon.

The Huns did not leave a single soldier in Beiqu. Apparently after conquering Yequ, looting, plundering, burning and killing, the Huns gave up on Beiqu. It seems that if they want to find Liu Yue's main force, they will have to quell the Beiqu army.

Continue deeper and head to Puzi.

However, when the Pingbei Army fought all the way to Puzi County, they encountered exactly the same situation as Beiqu. Puzi County also suffered barbaric looting and destruction by the Huns, and was almost reduced to ruins.

Another blood debt!

The officers and soldiers of the Wei army were angry again. These Huns were simply inhumane and inferior to animals. That soldier was not the son of a father and mother. They were also people with father, mother and relatives. The cruelty of the Huns made the officers and soldiers of the Wei army share the same hatred.

They all strive to avenge those who died.

The morale of the Wei army was high, but the Huns fled without a trace. Even if they wanted to take revenge, they could not find their true master.

Puzi is where the Huns live. If you still can't find Liu Yue here, it will be really difficult.

Cao Liang knew that this was Liu Yue relying on his familiarity with the terrain and playing hide and seek. In the battle of Pingyang, the Yueqi camp decisively defeated the Huns, which also made the Huns fear the Yueqi camp.

I no longer have the guts to compete with the Yueqi Camp again.

Therefore, Liu Yue took the initiative to avoid the Wei army. The terrain in Puzi was complex, so he hid in a mountain ridge. The Wei army wanted to find them and try to reach the sky.

For several days, Cao Liang led the Pingbei Army to wander around Puzi Mountain, looking for the main force of the Huns. However, there were mountains and rivers here. In addition to the Loess Slope, there was the Loess Ridge. It was indeed quite difficult to find Liu Yue's location.

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Cao Liang is also worried. If Liu Yue is willing to be a coward, there is really no way to find him. If this is the situation in Puzi, then it is really unknown when to attack Bingzhou.

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This unlucky terrain really made things difficult for the Wei army. They kept searching back and forth among the mountain ridges. Sometimes when they stood on the top of the mountain, they could find traces of the Huns, but by the time the Wei soldiers reached their destination, they had to go all around.

, the Huns had fled long ago.

The Huns actually used Mao's tactics. When the enemy advances, we retreat, and when the enemy retreats, we advance. If they hid in the mountains, there was nothing they could do.

But Cao Liang still couldn't let go easily before most of the main force of the Huns was eliminated. If the Huns came back again after he left, it would seriously interfere with the Wei army's logistics support system.

Liu Yue really thought so. When Wei Jun came from far away, they would definitely not be able to stay in Puzi for a long time. As long as he learned to hide himself, Wei Jun would be unable to do anything to him. After Wei Jun left, he could still

Do whatever you want on this land.

Cao Liang had no choice but to strengthen the reconnaissance force of the scouts, hoping to discover the Huns through continuous reconnaissance.

But unfortunately, Cao Liang's method was not very effective. After all, the terrain here was too complicated. If the Wei army scouts wanted to search this land, the lack of troops would be unimaginable.

With no choice but to ask Yu Huanfan for advice, Cao Liang wanted to see what advice this man, who was said to be the best think tank in the post-Three Kingdoms era, could come up with.

"Now the Huns are avoiding fighting, relying on their familiarity with the terrain here and hiding. I wonder if Mr. Huan has any good ideas?"

Huan Fan seemed to be in a good mood. Although he had traveled a long distance and was tired from traveling and traveling, Huan Fan seemed to be in good spirits and did not complain about being tired at all.

In fact, Huan Fan was not a pure civil servant. He once served as governor of Qingxu, governor of Yanzhou, commanded the army, and was knowledgeable about military affairs.

Faced with Cao Liang's question, Huan Fan just smiled and said: "This is an easy matter. I want to defeat the Huns. I have a plan of my own. I discipline Liu Yue and come here to behead him."

When Cao Liang heard this, he was overjoyed. It seemed that Huan Fan, the number one think tank in the Later Three Kingdoms, was really not a fool. He said he had a clever plan, and Cao Liang had no doubt about it. He said, "Sir, since you have a clever plan, why didn't you tell me earlier?"

Huan Fan twisted his beard, closed his eyes slightly, rolled his eyes at him, and said: "When did the general ask so-and-so?"
Chapter completed!