Quick Wear: Explosive Change! The cannon fodder female supporting role is done with it

Chapter 277 Exiled Man's Sister-in-law 50
The village is only separated from the "Yan Pass" known as a checkpoint by a city.

On the eve of my daughter's full moon, news came that the Huns were frequently provoking the soldiers of the Great Zhou. Soon it turned into a small-scale siege, with some soldiers sacrificed. Gradually, a tense atmosphere enveloped the border.

The atmosphere spread to the village, and the villagers began to discuss whether a war was about to break out, and looked uneasy.

The Liu family members were also worried. This was their first time experiencing war, and Liu Jing was still in the army. What if something happened? When Mother Liu was fine, she looked at Heishan, and the white hair on her head increased.

On the day of the full moon banquet, they specially sent someone to the army to call Liu Jing, but he did not come back. He only brought back a message saying "the war has started, they are going to stay with Zhang He in the city."

Two days later, news came that a battle involving more than a thousand people had taken place at Yanguan.

Liu's mother and Liu Yang's faces turned pale immediately, especially when they heard that their third son and third brother were also dragged to the battlefield. They almost fainted. Fortunately, the next day they received news of victory and their sons were safe.

The villagers cheered and the Liu family breathed a sigh of relief. Then Liu's mother prepared to listen to her youngest son and take her second daughter-in-law and daughter to the city. After all, Mingzhu had just been born and her daughter-in-law had just finished her confinement. What would they do if something happened here? But Linzhi persuaded her not to do so. They were prisoners to begin with. What would others think if they fled in panic at this juncture?
In the army, Liu Jing will inevitably gain a reputation as "all the Liu family members are cowards", and his future will be difficult.

Liu's mother was very conflicted. She knew it, but she also had to consider her daughter-in-law and daughter... After being persuaded by Lin Zhi, and Liu Yang was unwilling to leave after hearing what she heard, she stayed hesitantly.

Soon, the battles between the Great Zhou and the Xiongnu outside Yanguan became more and more frequent. There were wins and losses on both sides, but comparatively speaking, the Great Zhou won more. The people at the border immediately put aside their worries and cheered for the Great Zhou soldiers. Some even loudly discussed that "the Xiongnu have not entered the land of the Great Zhou for nearly 50 years" and "those defeated Xiongnu are nothing to be afraid of."

Indeed, the Great Zhou Dynasty lasted for sixty years and had three emperors.

Ever since the father of the old marquis of the Liu family defeated the Huns and made them afraid to move south, he had been stationed at the border. Generation after generation until now, when the father and brothers of the Liu family died in battle, they had guarded "Yan Pass" like an iron barrel that could not be broken.

Although the generals had been replaced, the people believed that Yanguan would still be unbreakable this time.

The Huns stationed their soldiers outside Yanguan and were constantly sending troops there. They looked like they were determined to take down the Great Zhou this time, regardless of the cost in blood and flesh. The Great Zhou soldiers were also finding it increasingly difficult to fight. Although they had planned a detailed attack strategy, it seemed that someone among the Huns was able to predict the outcome.

Each time they attacked their weaknesses unexpectedly, and the entire team was defeated.

They were defeated soon and their soldiers narrowly escaped death.

And this was just the beginning. As the two sides fought, the situation suddenly reversed. No matter what moves the soldiers of the Great Zhou made, they were seen through by their opponents and suffered a defeat, leaving the military advisors of the Great Zhou dumbfounded.

One defeat, two defeats, three defeats... every defeat was without any ability to fight back.

The scholars and merchants in the teahouses in the city who had cheered for the Great Zhou and praised General Ling for his good leadership of the army were all panicked and ran to ask what happened and why it happened. No one paid any attention to them, but instead began to continuously dispatch troops and increase manpower.

Linzhi and his men were close, and could smell the bloody odor outside the pass as soon as they opened their eyes. They could imagine how corpses were scattered all over the ground.

But even with the deployment of 30,000 soldiers, they were still defeated, and Yanguan was in danger of being breached.

The villagers went from being in disbelief at first to realizing later that something was wrong. Many of those who could escape started to pack up and run away with their families, leaving behind only a few who were unaware or who firmly believed that the Great Zhou would never be defeated. But when they heard that they were asked to fight, the sky suddenly fell down on their heads.

"When General Liu was still alive, we didn't need to go to the battlefield. We just needed to grow food for him."

"Why, why do you treat me like this..."

Some people couldn't help but run to Liu's house and wanted to ask about Liu Jing who had just returned from the battlefield, but they saw him leaning on a crutch and obviously injured.

There were women, old and weak, and children in the room, but Liu Jing was the only male. He didn't even have a son to inherit the family line. The Liu family was almost dead, so it was impossible to ask him to take on the responsibility and guard Yanguan. Moreover, as a prisoner, Liu Jing probably couldn't become a general.

I could only sigh and let him have a good rest, and then left in a daze.

"Jing'er, you're injured." Liu's mother was extremely heartbroken and regretted letting him go to the army. The Liu family only had three sons left. If something happened to her, how could she be worthy of her dead husband.

Liu Jing shook his head: "Mom, it's okay, it's just a minor injury."

Liu's mother thought that he just didn't want to make her worry, and she carefully told him not to work so hard, and that it was more important for the family to live well, etc. Then she hurried to the kitchen to make some food to feed her youngest son.

Lin Zhi looked at Liu Jing: "Are you sure it's just a minor injury?" She felt that his sudden return was not simple, and he might be planning something.

Liu Jing raised his arm and said with a smile: "It just looks serious. I will stay at home for the time being, so sister-in-law doesn't have to worry." He was injured on purpose. Originally, his job did not require him to go to the battlefield, but he asked the vanguard for help, saying that he wanted to redeem himself and go outside the Great Wall. In fact, he went there to observe the battle in person.

Unexpectedly, they discovered a trick. The Great Zhou's deployment seemed to have been discovered by the Huns in advance. The method was exactly the same as that used by his father and brother last time.

He investigated carefully and found that it was true. He also happened to see his second brother on the battlefield...

With the evidence given by his second brother and the secret deployment, he deliberately went home injured, waiting patiently for the arrangements to ferment. The man named Ling would definitely commit suicide. At this time, the war on the border must have been reported back to the capital.

Lin Zhi looked at him and said, "Okay."

Liu Jing stayed at home and seemed particularly relaxed. When he woke up, he teased his little niece with his eyes full of love. He really loved her.

The little baby is also very easy to take care of. He has his big black eyes open and doesn't cry or make any noise. He is very easy to take care of.

Sometimes when Liu Jing talked to her, she would also scream "ahhh", as if in response.

The uncle and nephew were speaking words that neither of them could understand, and they were unexpectedly in sync.

at this time,

In the capital city, the court was in an uproar.

At first, the Huns at the border provoked the two sides, and they negotiated with each other, but they couldn't help but fight. The news spread back to the capital. The ministers and the people in the capital were extremely angry. They had just defeated them a year ago, and now they were eager to provoke them again.

They all clamored that this time they must give the Huns a severe lesson.

Do they really think that they can provoke the Great Zhou at will?
Fortunately, not long after, good news came that the Huns were defeated by the Great Zhou. Ling Rui patted his chest and promised in the newspaper that he would defeat the Huns and kowtow to the emperor and confess his guilt in the future.

All the ministers then felt that their anger had been vented, and the emperor also looked very satisfied. He held a banquet in the palace that day, and the emperor and his ministers drank, sang and danced to celebrate.

But the joy did not last long, as news came from the border that the Great Zhou had suffered defeat after defeat and was now on the verge of breaking through the Yanguan checkpoint.

The ministers were stunned, and then they were at a loss as to what to do.

(End of this chapter)