Does Liu Ye understand?

He also understands it.

It can even be said that basically people with a little political status in Shandong understand.

But he still couldn't say it, and he had to pretend not to understand.

Cutting off money is like killing a parent.

With so much money, how many people’s parents are!

If this is revealed, how many people will bear hatred?

Liu Ye can't stand it naturally.

Liu Ye looked at Cao Pi, who seemed a little depressed after obviously suffering some mental blow. He felt that this naughty child could not bear it, so naturally he could not say anything. He just followed the etiquette and process and went up to pay a visit, then was silent, waiting for Cao Pi to ask.

Anyone with some naughty child attributes will have some selfish characteristics, and Cao Pi is no exception. After meeting Liu Ye, he didn't know if he was concerned about the situation of the war too deeply, or if he felt that Liu Ye and others were just like slaves. He didn't mention Liu Ye's hard work along the way, and asked, "Is it necessary to be like this now?"

What is the situation now? Cao Pi himself has no idea?

This is obviously impossible, so the only explanation is that Cao Pi is unwilling to admit his failure, especially the failure of his prince. Once Cao Cao really fails and falls to the point where he can only return to the truce after accepting the mediation of the emperor, then as Cao Cao's heir, the prince of the Han Prime Minister, Marquis Cao, what face can he have?

That's right, what Cao Pi is most concerned about now is still his own face.

In ancient times, modern people were all human beings.

However, ancient people might have been relatively precocious due to different environments, and the rebellious period would be shorter.

Cao Pi is not stupid, nor is he stupid. He is just a common problem that occurs at this age. He wants to show himself and make himself look like an adult, but in fact his thinking and experience cannot keep up, this kind of separation occurs.

If Cao Pi was not the prince, then some people would severely criticize and correct him, so that Cao Pi would return to normal track. However, Cao Pi's identity as the prince made only Mrs. Bian criticize him, and others were flattering. This made Cao Pi, who was still in the development stage, mistakenly think that it was just that Mrs. Bian had too high requirements, and he himself was still very awesome...

That's why Cao Pi felt a strong sense of shame and anger when he met Wei Yan and rode his face in public.

Liu Ye glanced at Cao Pi and said calmly: "I was originally from Qinghe. I suddenly received the order of the emperor and did not dare to slack off at all. I went here day and night. As for why there was such an order in the court... I really don't know."

Liu Ye was not completely unaware of the origin of the edict, but he had no need and was in the mood to explain to Cao Pi.

Not everyone is Cao Pi's parents, and not everyone has to revolve around Cao Pi.

What's more, this kind of thing itself is very troublesome to explain.

But Cao Pi refused to rely on it. He has been very confused and angry these days. The people around him were either like Mrs. Bian, who asked him to summarize and think about it carefully, or Chen Qun, who was respectful on the surface, actually had a lot of fun. Now he finally saw someone from Jizhou coming. How could Cao Pi easily let Liu Ye fool him like this?

"Pi has lived in this city for a long time and does not know it outside. If he is here today, he will be like nectar for Pi!" Cao Pi left the seat and bowed deeply, "I am confused now, I can't solve it, I can't sleep at night, I can't sleep, I can't sleep, I can't sleep, I can't even sleep, I hope the angel will give me advice in view of my father's face!"

I have to say that when Cao Pi followed Cao Cao's behavior as a polite and a polite person, he still looked quite like the same thing.

Liu Ye hurriedly avoided the seat and did not dare to accept Cao Pi's full courtesy.

Liu Ye took the time to glance at Chen Qun.

Chen Qun looked at his eyes and his nose and his heart, and he remained motionless.

Of course, Liu Ye could not say nothing when Cao Pi was doing this, but what he said was indeed a very embarrassing thing.

After a moment of silence, Liu Ye looked at the guard beside him.

As the elite in the Prime Minister's Mansion, they are naturally dressed in neatly, with fine armor and shiny shields.

"Can you borrow a sluice?"

Liu Ye pointed to the big shield in the guard's hand and said.

Cao Pi was not sure about it, but he still nodded.

When the guard saw Cao Pi agreeing, he didn't say much.

After all, it is not borrowing a knife, but borrowing a shield. Borrowing a knife may even threaten Cao Pi's life. And even if Liu Ye picks up a big shield and wants to kill Cao Pi, would he not talk about it if he has such great strength? At least this action is obvious enough, so he can have plenty of time to avoid it, right?

Not a chessboard.

The shield was placed in front of Liu Ye.

Liu Ye didn't go to get it, but just pointed at it, "If I remember it, this oar style was made in the third year of Yan Xi of the Han Dynasty. After the stamp was set, it has been used to this day..."

The earliest shield was made of leather, and it was made of simple wooden frames to support thick fur. When there was no need to fight, it could be removed and rolled up and taken away...

Later, because of the fierce war and the cruel battle, the shield supported by this simple wooden frame could not bear the need to resist beating, so wooden shields and vine shields were produced.

This shield made of shields made of fur, combined with vine, wood, and paint and glue is the second stage of development of shields. This stage can be said to have run through most of the history of human civilization or war history. Shields made of this material have been used from around the thirteenth century BC to the braids.

The metal shield overlaps with the wooden vine shield. Early shields were made of bronze. When the steel smelting level was improved, there were more shields made of steel...

These are all basic common sense. When Liu Ye said this, Cao Pi naturally understood it. However, Cao Pi still couldn't understand this and the victory of the Cavalry Army and why the imperial edict was required to mediate the battle between the two sides. Is there any connection between this and the shield?

Seeing that Cao Pi was still confused, Liu Ye couldn't help but sigh slightly, "As far as I know, this big oar... has developed three types, more than twenty models... Infants, cavalry, and warships, each with different types. In terms of infantry, there are those who are good at running around the mountain, holding small round shields and fine steel, with a diameter of one and a half feet. Some are good at fighting on the battlefield, holding large round shields and fine steel, each with a diameter of three and two inches... In addition, the shields and oars used by cavalry are also different..."

"The system of Shandong is to be found in one place. Although there are different people, the oars are made. The area in Guanzhong is used to scatter them. Although there are only one army, the oars are different."

"Now, Shandong seeks one but cannot get one. Guanzhong has a dispersed shape but the spirit does not disperse, so there are temporary lengths and shortcomings, and it is difficult to judge the outcome." Liu Ye tried to explain it as easy as possible and tactful as possible, which is really not easy. "Now there is an edict, so it is to disperse for one purpose."

Cao Pi's eyes lit up, "In this way, is this... a strategy?"

Liu Ye smiled but refused to answer.

"What strategy is used?" Cao Pi asked without thinking.
Chapter completed!