But for Tuoba Xianbei, the black-clothed deacon might be considered a qualified counselor, but he was not a qualified general.

Not to mention the cold weapon age, a general's personal bravery is usually a very important ability.

When necessary, it is not unusual to lead the charge personally.

As for those figures like Yu Fan Lunjin, who can destroy rapists while talking and laughing, and can make people subconsciously ignore their personal strength, they are at the level of commander, and they are rare.

With one person, the country can be safe.

If you get two people, you can prosper the country.

If you get three or four people, you can whip the world and be powerful all over the world.

If the North Koreans really had such talents, they wouldn't be like homeless wild dogs wandering on the grasslands for hundreds of years.

Just like a parasitic blood-sucking insect, I don’t know how many parasite tribes have been replaced.

Of course, as a long-standing major problem for the Central Plains dynasty, the nomadic tribes in the northern grasslands were used as parasitic hosts by North Korea, which did have merits.

If there hadn't been a certain country bastard who bravely ventured into the Three Kingdoms, maybe the North Koreans' parasitic plan would have had great luck and succeeded.

The so-called great luck naturally means winning the right person at the right time and place.

Among them, the vigorous cooperation of the Central Plains dynasties was still important.

For example, if you encounter a useless dynasty like Sima Jin that even history books don't want to mention.

Any dynasty with any ambition is trying to push the border areas as far as possible to ensure the stability and security of the core area.

Only Sima Jin did the opposite and opened the country wide, allowing the Hu people to move inward.

They even took the initiative to move a large number of Hu people to the three auxiliary areas in Guanzhong, resulting in a situation where "all the counties in the northwest are inhabited by the military".

Where is Guanzhong Sanfu?

That is already one of the core areas of the Central Plains of China.

Therefore, the Five Husbands disrupted China and the Central Plains sank. It seemed like an external disaster, but it was actually an internal disaster.

Even though Sima Jin had given him such a good opportunity, Tuoba Xianbei, who was parasitized by the Beihan clan, failed to seize it immediately. Instead, Fu Jian of the Di clan took the opportunity.

It wasn't until the Battle of Feishui, when Fu Jian was surrounded by soldiers, there was a roar of wind and cranes, and the former Qin Dynasty was destroyed, that Tuoba Xianbei followed suit and began to take advantage of others.

It can be seen from this that North Korea, as a parasite, is really just a parasite.

If we expect them to be able to turn the tide, we might as well expect Liu Adou to go in and out of Changbanpo seven times.

No one can turn the tide, and no one can make seven in and seven out of the armored cavalry. Tuoba Xianbei's defeat is certain.

The only thing that gave them some peace of mind was that the Han army did not take the opportunity to drive the defeated troops into the trenches and use the defeated troops to fill the trenches. Instead, after forcing the defeated troops to surrender, they began to collect the surrendered troops in an organized manner.

This scene made even the deacon in black, who had only a little knowledge of military affairs, look a little puzzled.

Regardless of his position, if the Han army drives out the troops and fills the trench, in his opinion, it is the fastest way to get over the trench.

But the Han army did not do this.

If the defeat was not still before his eyes, he could not help but wonder whether the Han generals on the opposite side did not know how to fight.

Or...a mistake from the other side?

But no matter what, the Han army did not take the opportunity to attack, which made the Xianbei people feel a little relieved.

It's as if a trench can give them a sense of security.

Just as the Han army on the opposite side was cleaning up the mess, a dozen more riders soon came to the trench. One rider came out of the crowd and shouted:

"The eldest prince is here, which leader is in charge across the way?"

When the black-clothed deacon heard this and saw a familiar figure on the opposite side, he was immediately shocked and angry:

"Tuoba Desert Khan, it turns out it's really you who led the Han army here? Where is Da Kehan? What did you do to Da Kehan?"

Tuoba Desert Khan laughed and said: "It turns out to be the deacon. You didn't expect it. I'm back!"

I don't care if you die!

Heiyi doesn't care about Tuoba Desert Khan, he only cares about how Tuoba Liwei is doing:

"Stop talking nonsense, where is Da Kehan?"

"Da Kehan ​​is dead!"

However, he saw something picked up by the other side. It turned out to be the armor and wolf-headed helmet that Da Kehan ​​wore when he went into battle.

When the black-clothed deacon saw it, his eyes were about to burst:

"Tuoba Desert Khan, Da Kehan ​​is your father! You only care about your own selfish interests and don't care about the survival of the tribe. You actually kill your father. You are worse than a beast!"

Tuoba Desert Khan was not angry when he heard this and asked:

"The father wants to kill his son first, and the younger brother wants to kill his brother first. Shouldn't I be allowed to resist later? Besides, the deacon is very knowledgeable, doesn't he know the story of Maodun of the Huns?"

Maodun of the Xiongnu naturally refers to the Maodun Chanyu who besieged Emperor Gaozu on Baishan Mountain.

Mao Dun was originally the crown prince of his father, Tou Man Chan Yu. Later, Tou Man Chan Yu's beloved Yan gave birth to a younger son. Tou Man Chan Yu wanted to make his younger son the prince, so he planned to kill Mao Dun.

Who would have expected that not only did Modu escape, but he also managed to kill his father and establish himself as a Chanyu.

Speaking of which, Tuoba Desert Khan's experience is somewhat similar to that of Mao Dun.

Tuoba Desert Khan's words actually made the black-clothed deacon speechless for a moment, and he laughed in anger:

"Who do you think you are, that you dare to compare yourself to Moton?"

"Hahaha! That's a good question, who am I?" Tuoba Desert Khan looked up to the sky and laughed, with sadness and anger in his smile, and pointed at the black-clothed deacon:

"Although I am mediocre and unwise, for my Tuoba family, I personally went to the Wei Kingdom to find out the reality, and even visited the Han Kingdom to see what was going on."

"Therefore, I know that Wei cannot be relied upon, and I know that Han cannot be an enemy. I once advised Da Kehan ​​that it would be unwise to abandon Han and become close to Wei."

"As long as anyone can listen to my advice, how did the Tuoba family get into trouble today?"

"But you, deacon. As the most trusted person around Da Kehan, you advise Da Kehan. You don't know what happened in Southern Xia, but you persuaded Da Kehan ​​to abandon the Han Dynasty and marry the Wei Dynasty."

"The Han people trade with me for food and clothing, which can help me survive the White Disaster, but you slander me and say that the Han country has harmful intentions for me."

"Wei asked me for help, but you couldn't help me, but you said that forming an alliance with Wei would be beneficial to me. Today my Tuoba clan has suffered a great disaster. Is this what you said is beneficial?"

"You're talking nonsense!" The black-clothed deacon was so angry that he almost vomited blood when he heard Tuoba Desert Khan's confusing words.
Chapter completed!