Chapter 492

If placed in later generations, this person would likely be identified as an exhibitionist eight or nine times out of ten.

But in the Shanyue, this person's prestige was top-notch.

Yes, this non-mainstream person is Zu Lang, who defeated Sun Ce twice in the original history.

emmm, although the two defeats were mainly because Sun Ce underestimated the enemy.

But from this, one can also see Zu Lang's extraordinary points.

And in the year before Sun Ce died in the original history.

In order to exterminate Zu Lang.

Sun Ce adopted Zhou Yu's strategy.

Using fake intelligence to lure Zu Lang out of the Shanyue old nest.

Facing Sun Ce's "deception and sneak attack."

Zu Lang was eventually outnumbered and chose to surrender to Sun Ce before being defeated.

But not long after, Zu Lang suddenly died violently and strangely without any warning.

If his death had nothing to do with Sun Ce, I fear no one would believe it even if said.

And now.

Sun Ce did not occupy Jiangdong, so Zu Lang naturally had not come out of the mountains yet, but had been staying in the Shanyue's base camp in the Lingnan area.

However.

Zu Lang is different from other Shanyue leaders.

He has always had a dream in his heart.

He fantasizes about being able to lead the Shanyue to invade Jiangdong in his lifetime, instead of being trapped on this land of Lingnan.

Therefore.

Zu Lang has always actively paid attention to external intelligence.

Not long ago, the news of Gu Yi and Liu Bei going to war reached Zu Lang's ears.

Regarding this, Zu Lang believed that a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity had arrived!

Zu Lang, who had been in the deep mountains and old forests for a long time, did not know how strong Gu Yi's strength was.

But the Central Plains people have a good old saying.

When two strong men fight, one must be injured.

Whether Gu Yi wins or Liu Bei wins, this is the best time for Zu Lang to capture Jiangdong!

Under such circumstances.

Zu Lang constantly sent spies to the outside world.

Hoping to obtain the most accurate intelligence.

Sure enough.

The news that the six commanderies of Jiangdong were deep in the flames of war, and that the Jiangdong aristocratic families had suffered heavy losses, reached Zu Lang one after another.

But just these alone were far from enough!

What Zu Lang needed was a detailed topographic map of the six commanderies of Jiangdong!

Don't underestimate the importance of maps in the cold weapon era.

There was no navigation in this period.

The circulation speed of various information was very slow.

When marching and traveling, if there was no map, it was almost no different from a blind man.

And Zu Lang and the Shanyue people lived in the deep mountains and old forests for a long time.

This destined that their original opportunities to come into contact with the outside world were quite limited.

A detailed topographic map of the six commanderies of Jiangdong was enough to make Zu Lang completely crazy!

And it just so happened.

Perhaps Zu Lang's prayers worked.

By chance, he finally got a very detailed map.

Even the city defense situation in some cities of the six commanderies of Jiangdong was detailed on the topographic map.

This undoubtedly made Zu Lang's determination even firmer.

With this topographic map, the rise of the Shanyue is promising!

However.

The Shanyue is ultimately not a unified separatist regime.

The tribal system destined that although Zu Lang was brave, he could not command the Shanyue people of other tribes.

To get more support.

He had to persuade other Shanyue leaders to follow him to send troops.

Therefore, the following was the scene now.

Zu Lang, in the name of "discussing the grand plan."

Summoned the leaders of several other large Shanyue tribes to gather here.

The Shanyue are different from the Southern Xiongnu and the Xianbei.

Although the Shanyue are also tribal, their degree of Sinicization is relatively high.

Or rather, they themselves can also be regarded as a part of the Han people.

In appearance, they are no different from the Han people.

The only difference might be that the hairstyle looks very non-mainstream.

Except for Zu Lang, who had two braids.

The other Shanyue leaders present also had different hairstyles and outfits.

For example, Wang Mao, who held a big knife, had the front half of his hair completely hollowed out, while the back half left a long, large piece.

Another example is Qian Tong, who wore a headscarf.

If you take his headscarf away, you can clearly see that hidden under the headscarf is a cockscomb hairstyle. (Also known as: Kun cockscomb head)

In short, it is.

All kinds of hairstyles, all kinds of killing Matt, everything.

(PS: The deeds of these Shanyue leaders are all recorded in detail, not made up by the little author.)

(As for their hairstyles, dear handsome readers, just look at it for fun.)

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"Zu Lang, you called us all here, what exactly is your purpose?"

Wang Mao and Qian Tong asked Zu Lang in a deep voice in unison.

Upon hearing this, Zu Lang waved his hand, signaling them to be calm.

Subsequently, in the shocked eyes of the Shanyue leaders from all walks of life.

Zu Lang took out the map he had treasured for a long time from his crotch!

"Everyone, the detailed topographic map of the six commanderies of Jiangdong has been placed completely in front of your eyes."

"If you ask me, you shouldn't just stay in these deep mountains and old forests all day."

"The world of the Han Dynasty for more than three hundred years is now in complete chaos."

"We Shanyue people should also walk out of Lingnan and establish a foundation that belongs to us."

"Furthermore, you must not forget."

"Our ancestors, in the pre-Qin and even Warring States eras, once had quite brilliant battle records!"

"As descendants, if we keep not thinking of making progress, wouldn't we be losing face for our ancestors?"

Although Zu Lang's cultural level is not high.

But in order to successfully persuade the Shanyue leaders from all walks of life, he used every means possible.

However.

What Zu Lang said is indeed correct.

In the pre-Qin era hundreds of years ago, the Shanyue people also appeared on the stage.

It's just that at that time they were called Baiyue.

Now they have changed their name to Shanyue.

Um, yes, that's the Baiyue that was beaten up by the First Emperor.