Not to mention the early friendship between Feng Da Sima and Jiang Wan.

"Every time I think of the Prime Minister who died of illness in the army, and even when the Prime Minister was buried, my brother (Zhuge Qiao) who was in Nanzhong could not come, I always lamented."

He glanced at Jiang Bin and said, "So, naturally I don't want the general to follow in this footsteps. It's unnecessary."

With Dahan's current situation, there is no need for this.

"Bin thanked Da Sima for his kindness," Jiang Bin didn't know whether he was mocking himself or joking, "If I can really leave my name in history like the Prime Minister, I believe that you can put me in Nanzhong even now."

Feng Da Sima was silent for a moment and nodded:

"It's unnecessary on my part. Everyone has his or her own ambitions, and you can't force yourself on others."

"Da Sima, please don't say that," Jiang Bin said quickly. "In the current war, Da Sima is busy with military affairs, so he has to take time to talk about someone's personal matters. I am really frightened and grateful."

"After this battle, if Bin is lucky enough to serve the decoction in front of you, it will be all thanks to the great Sima."

This battle in Hebei is destined to be a big war, and we don’t know how long it will last.

It's almost the end of the year now, and it's hard to say whether the general can survive this year.

So Feng Dasima just smiled after hearing Jiang Bin's words.

Just treat it as a scene.

At this point, Feng Da Sima was naturally at a loss for advice and just said:

"Since you already have your concerns, I won't say any more."

After the conversation, Da Sima walked out first. Jiang Bin who followed behind couldn't help but said:

"Don't worry, Grand Sima. If we can really regain Hebei in this battle, your Excellency will be happy and smiling even if you are already under the yellow soil."

After a pause, he added another remonstrance:

"In the war in Hebei, the commander-in-chief immediately assumes the great trust of His Majesty and is responsible for the lives of the soldiers. Even though Bin is stupid, he will risk his life to give advice. I urge the commander-in-chief to make the war the most important thing before the war begins and not be distracted by things that have nothing to do with the war."

When Feng Dasima heard this, he stopped and looked back at Jiang Bin, with some complexity in his eyes again.

Facing idealists, Feng Dasima was still willing to speak more truth.

When he was in Nanzhong, some of the unhappiness between Jiang Bin and himself was actually caused by his being too loyal to the royal family.

From this aspect, he can be regarded as an idealist.

Of course, this unpleasantness is all in the past.

Feng Da Sima personally recommended him for the position of Governor of Hedong.

"Jiang Langjun has said that it is now before the war," Da Sima said with a touch of confidence and calmness on his face, "If I have to handle even the trivial matters before the war personally, then what should the soldiers and staff officers under my command do? "

Even for wartime tactical rehearsals, the army and staff have conducted countless rehearsals in the past few years.

I remember that the Central Protectorate selects the best students to study in the staff corps every year.

A wry smile appeared on Jiang Bin's face, "It's Binbu Guleimen who is so arrogant that he wants to admonish the Grand Sima on matters in the army."

Although Da Sima is the successor designated by the Prime Minister, Da Sima is even the Prime Minister's disciple.

But it has to be said that the two people's acting styles are basically two extremes.

With his status, he is not qualified to judge who is superior and who is inferior.

only……

Looking at the relaxed figure walking in front of him, he recalled that when he was in Shu, he often lamented the hard work of the prime minister.

Jiang Bin couldn't help but have a somewhat disrespectful thought:

If the Prime Minister could have listened to Yang Zizhao (also known as Yang Yong)'s advice, "In order to have a solid government, superiors and inferiors must not invade each other."

Thinking about it, even if it's not as easy as Da Sima now, it probably doesn't have to be as hard as it was back then.

After mobilizing the officials from Hedong in the Hedong Prefecture, Feng Da Sima rushed to the next target without stopping.

Wang Han, who was in charge of garrisoning Zhiguanxing, had been waiting for the arrival of Da Sima for a long time.

When he saw the familiar figure, he trotted up excitedly:

"The last general, Wang Han, pays homage to the king!"

He was called "Da Sima" instead of "Junhou", which already showed his relationship with Feng Da Sima.

Everyone can call Feng Junhou Da Sima, but not everyone can call Da Sima Junhou.

"No need to be polite." Feng Dashima, who was riding on his horse, signaled to Wang Han, "Lead the way."

There is no politeness, and the tone is not polite, but it is an attitude that countless people want but don't get.

Because this shows that Feng Dasima is keeping things secret.

"Here!"

Wang Han responded, but did not turn around. Instead, he stepped forward and personally led Feng Da Sima's horse.

He was originally a member of Wang Ping's clan, and was brought out by Wang Ping's clan. He also followed Feng Da Sima for many years and often received guidance.

When I followed Feng Da Sima, it was the most normal thing to lead the guard battalion and carry whips and stirrups.

Although he had already led the army and defended one side alone, he did not feel embarrassed at all to return to his old business at this time.

On the other hand, when Feng Da Sima saw this, he raised his whip and pointed at the soldiers in front of him who were greeting him, and asked:

"You are considered a general after all. With such a posture, are you not afraid of being laughed at?"

Wang Han shook his head and said seriously:

"Who in the army doesn't know that the general was brought out by the prince? The general will not forget the great kindness of the prince. Not to mention leading the horse and whip for the prince, even if he died for the prince, the general will not hesitate. ."

As he spoke, he pointed with his free hand in the direction where Feng Da Sima's riding whip was pointing, "And as long as Da Sima allows it and is willing to lead the horse for Da Sima, I'm afraid there will be many people competing for it."

As one of the earliest followers of Feng Da Sima, Wang Han could almost be said to have watched with his own eyes how the monarch led the Han soldiers to continuously defeat the thieves.

Step by step, he established his prestige among the Han army.

Especially after the death of the prime minister, the princes who controlled the internal and external military affairs turned the tide in the Shangdang battle, and their reputation in the army reached its peak.

No soldier is willing to follow an invincible commander.

One of the most direct reasons is that an invincible commander can allow them to achieve greater military success and at the same time save their lives as much as possible.

Honor, military merit, life...

What these soldiers need and value most can only be obtained by following such a commander.

The prince is the commander most recognized by the Han soldiers. In the minds of many people, he is already the god of war.

In the current war, is it shameful to be able to lead a horse and whip for the military god of the Han Dynasty?

No, this is an honor, but also an opportunity!
Chapter completed!