Chapter 444

Just like this.

Huang Zu finalized the plan to go to Xiakou to deploy ambush troops.

Twenty-five thousand elite Jiangxia naval troops, this force is absolutely enough to stir up a storm!

……

However.

Just after Huang Zu set off from Jiangxia to Xiakou.

Su Fei and Pan Jun got together.

At Pan Jun's mansion.

Pan Jun personally poured wine for Su Fei.

Subsequently, he saw Pan Jun smile slightly:

"General Su, how do you view this war?"

"Don't worry, only you and I know this matter, Garrison Commander Huang will never know."

After speaking, Pan Jun dismissed all the guards around.

In the main hall, only he and Su Fei remained.

Usually, the friendship between Su Fei and Pan Jun was quite good.

Hearing Pan Jun's question at this moment, Su Fei did not intend to deliberately hide his thoughts.

He saw him sigh:

"Garrison Commander Huang has always refused to listen to advice."

"It would be fine usually."

"After all, with the combat effectiveness of our Jiangxia naval force, ordinary mountain bandits and wandering bandits are no match at all."

"But this time, Garrison Commander Huang is undoubtedly walking on the edge of a knife."

"Who is Gu Linzhi?"

"So many warlords in Guandong have not been his match."

"Now, although the number of troops Gu Linzhi brought south is not too many."

"But I don't believe that with Gu Linzhi's wisdom, he would not make any precautions in advance and expose all his intelligence to everyone."

"Perhaps what we see is just the paper strength that Gu Linzhi deliberately wanted us to know."

After listening to what Su Fei said, Pan Jun couldn't help but twitch his eyebrows fiercely.

He suddenly discovered that this brute Su Fei actually had a pretty good brain?

But on second thought, this is reasonable.

Su Fei was not from any aristocratic family.

His family was at most a small force in Jiangxia.

But relying on such bargaining chips, he could become the third-in-command of Jiangxia at the age of thirty-something, which itself was an extremely rare thing.

Don't underestimate the position of the third-in-command of Jiangxia.

Whether it was Huang Zu or Pan Jun, their family specifications were much higher than Su Fei's.

But Su Fei could become their colleague, so his own ability naturally wouldn't be too bad.

Furthermore.

Su Fei had his own unique insights into human relationships.

He knew deeply that compared to fighting and killing, human relationships were the important skill that could keep him standing.

Relying on this special skill.

Every time he encountered danger.

Su Fei was always able to turn danger into safety.

Historically, Su Fei was both Gan Ning's close friend and his talent scout.

When Gan Ning failed in his rebellion in Shu and defected to Liu Biao but was sent to Jiangxia, Huang Zu once wanted to drive him away.

But under Su Fei's earnest persuasion, Huang Zu finally kept Gan Ning.

Afterward, Gan Ning made many contributions in Jiangxia.

But Huang Zu always despised Gan Ning and did not reuse him.

Later, Gan Ning was won over by Zhou Yu and intended to leave Jiangxia to defect to Jiangdong.

Upon learning of this, Huang Zu was furious.

He dispatched Su Fei to lead troops to pursue Gan Ning.

As a result, just when Gan Ning thought he was about to have no way to escape.

Su Fei suddenly ordered all pursuers to retreat.

And guaranteed to Gan Ning that he would definitely take good care of his wife and children.

Regarding this, Gan Ning was extremely grateful.

And Su Fei, who returned to Jiangxia to report to Huang Zu.

Naturally received a scolding from Huang Zu.

However.

Five years later, Huang Zu died at the hands of Zhou Yu in the war.

Su Fei was also captured.

And it is worth mentioning.

In this battle, although Zhou Yu was the commander of the Jiangdong side.

But that shameless fellow Sun Shiwan was the nominal commander-in-chief of the three armies!

After learning the news that Zhou Yu had finished off Huang Zu.

Sun Shiwan immediately greased his soles and rushed from the rear to the front line.

And dispatched soldiers to publicize to the outside world that capturing Jiangxia was his credit.

Zhou Yu was generous and didn't argue with Sun Shiwan.

If it were anyone else, they would definitely have a big fight with Sun Shiwan over this.

And Sun Shiwan, who loved to take credit.

After learning the news that Jiangxia's third-in-command Su Fei had been captured, he immediately ordered Su Fei to be executed.

Killing Su Fei had no deep meaning for Sun Shiwan; it was just purely to show off.

At the critical moment.

Gan Ning stood up.

Hoping to use all his military merits, and even his own life, to exchange for Su Fei's life.

How could Sun Shiwan, a small-minded person who couldn't tolerate others, agree to this?

Thus, Sun Shiwan still insisted on executing Su Fei.

Gan Ning had no choice but to find Zhou Yu and Lu Meng for help, taking the risk of annoying Sun Shiwan, and finally saved Su Fei.

But Gan Ning was therefore demoted to a common soldier.

Later, because he made contributions at Red Cliffs, he was restored to his original position.

This shows.

If Su Fei hadn't let Gan Ning go, I'm afraid that after Huang Zu was defeated, Su Fei would have been executed by Sun Shiwan one hundred percent.

After all.

With Sun Shiwan's rat-like capacity, what disgusting thing couldn't he do?

In the original history, Wu Jing, Lu Xun, Zhuge Jin, Zhang Zhao, Quan Cong, and others, although nominally all "died of normal illness."

But as long as you study it a little, you will find.

This TM, any one of these people has something to do with Sun Shiwan!

When Lu Xun was seriously ill.

Sun Shiwan sent people with urgent letters from a thousand miles away.

He wrote twenty letters in a row from Jianye to Jingzhou to scold him.

This operation is an extremely perverted existence in the entire circle of emperors.

What about Zhuge Jin?

When he was over seventy and ready to retire, Sun Shiwan sent him to the Jingzhou battlefield, letting him lead troops to attack the Wei state's Xiangyang.