Chapter 380: With Cao Cao here, there is nothing wrong with calling the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry
"Ah!"

Zhang Fei, who was in the military camp, sneezed for no reason. He rubbed his nose and muttered, "It's weird, weird, why do I always feel like someone is whispering about me behind my back?"

"Could it be Cao Mengde?"

As soon as this idea came into being, Zhang Fei shook his head and rejected it. Previously, at the court meeting, Liu Bei submitted a memorial to the emperor, suggesting that the disobedient ministers be punished. The first person to respond was not anyone else, but Cao Cao. Cao Cao showed great enthusiasm and wanted to jump on his horse immediately, lead an army, fly to the battlefield, and defeat the enemy!
Even Zhang Fei, who had some grudges against Cao Cao, had to admit that Cao Cao's military strategy was indeed powerful, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that he was resourceful.

However, others did not know that the first person to refute Cao Cao was Xun Yu. Xun Yu was very good at explaining. He used Zhao Kuo as an example, which made Cao Mengde stunned.

The final decision-making power, along with Liu Bian's gaze, once again fell on Liu Bei.

With Liu Bei's guarantee, the emperor appointed Cao Cao as a school lieutenant and sent him to the battle.
Of course, the Han Dynasty believed in having a legitimate reason for launching a war. The emperor adopted Jia Xu's advice and issued an imperial edict. Zhang Fei felt a little drowsy after listening to the content of the edict, which roughly meant that Yuan Shao, Yan Liang and Zhang He had made great contributions and were moved to Chang'an to serve as officials.

Even Zhang Fei knew that Yuan Shao would never agree. If he really put his life and property in his hands, he would be so foolish as to not be more foolish. Even if Yuan Shao really had a problem with his brain, there would be plenty of ways to deal with it with Jia Xu's wisdom. After all, wasn't it the emperor's word to decide whether to rebel or not?
All in all, Cao Cao successfully joined his army temporarily as a colonel.

The first thing Zhang Fei gave Cao Cao was to count the soldiers in the army.

I don’t know how Cao Mengde is doing.

Said that Cao Cao Cao Cao arrived.

"Haha, three generals!"

A loud laugh brought Zhang Fei back to the present. Zhang Fei looked carefully and saw Cao Cao, wearing armor, striding towards him with excitement and joy on his face. "General, the soldiers trained by General Chen are truly extraordinary! Every one of them is a hero! Even the five schools of the Northern Army in the past are far inferior to them!"

"Of course." Zhang Fei said proudly. Who is Chen Dao? He is his seventh brother!

"Hmm." Zhang Fei coughed a few times in a pretentious manner, his face was stern, and he couldn't be more serious. He looked like a majestic statue and asked, "Captain Cao, I wonder how the generals I asked you to select from the army are doing?"

Even if there are soldiers trained by Chen Dao, but no suitable generals, isn't this just like a good cook cannot cook without rice?

Therefore, Zhang Fei instructed Cao Cao in advance to choose someone from among the Simas to be his deputy so that he could share his worries and solve his problems.

"Of course. To be honest with you, General San, I saw a general who was tall and strong, with a strong back and strong waist. Just by standing there, I could tell that he was a brave general."

"Oh?"

Zhang Fei immediately became interested when Cao Cao said this, and asked, "Who is it?"

After all, most of the Simas under his command were his good comrades who had fought with him in Youzhou and Liangzhou, and being tall and strong was basically the standard for this group of people.

Cao Cao said directly: "This man's name is Zhang Xiu."

Unexpectedly, as soon as the word "Zhang Xiu" came out of his mouth, Zhang Fei's tense expression collapsed instantly, and he almost spit out a mouthful of saliva.

?

Seeing this, Cao Cao was full of doubts. He really didn't understand why Zhang Fei was making such a fuss. Was there something wrong with Zhang Xiu? Could it be that...
Cao Cao didn't think much about it and directly expressed his doubts.

"Third General, could it be that Zhang Xiu is not a good person?"

"." Zhang Fei felt his eyelids twitching wildly. Oh no, is he still in the Han Dynasty? Cao Mengde actually suspected Zhang Xiu!

What should he say? Meng De, enemies always come together. You raped his aunt, he killed your sons Dian Wei and Ma, and now he wants Zhang Xiu to be your deputy general.
Fortunately, Zhang Fei quickly calmed down and realized that the things that had just appeared in his mind had not happened and could not happen.

However, Zhang Fei could not help but say, "Captain Cao, I advise you not to be curious about Zhang Xiu's aunt's family."

When the word "Aunt" was about to come out of his mouth, Zhang Fei stopped in time. He suddenly thought that if it was because of him that Cao Cao became curious about Zhang Xiu's aunt, and then "his crotch caught fire", awakening some strange habit, causing an unnecessary situation to occur, and thus taking Cao Ang away. Not to mention that Cao Ang did not grow up crooked under Cao Cao's influence, at the moment, without Cao Ang, I'm afraid Liu Hui would be unhappy.
Even though Zhang Fei knew in his heart that the current situation was not much similar to the novel, let alone the Battle of Wancheng, even Zhang Xiu had never been to Wancheng.

But I couldn't help but feel a little worried in my heart.

However, what Zhang Fei didn't know was that at this time, Prince Chenliu was looking at the books he was forced to copy as punishment and was hitting his head with his hands in frustration.

"family."

Cao Cao muttered to himself, thinking deeply. He firmly believed that Zhang Fei would never say such a thing without reason. Judging from this sentence, Zhang Xiu was born in a humble family? Strange, wasn't Zhang Xiu's uncle Zhang Ji?

Zhang Ji was born into a wealthy family in Liangzhou.
Cao Cao, who couldn't figure it out for the time being, asked, "Third General, what do you mean by this?"

"In short, you'd better remember this and don't ask about other people's family affairs!" Zhang Fei said solemnly.

Cao Cao did not ask any further questions. How could Liu Bei's third brother harm him? So he nodded and agreed.

"Captain Cao's army is about to set off, and I have important matters to attend to. If there are no other questions, let's withdraw for now." Zhang Fei seemed a little uninterested.

Cao Cao thought for a moment and said, "General, there is indeed something."

"Please say."

"I have heard that the three generals were worried about what titles to give to our elite soldiers. In my opinion, the three generals are the best generals of the time."

Hearing the word "tiger general", Zhang Fei perked up. Who doesn't like to hear good words?
"Since the general is a tiger general, the soldiers are called leopard soldiers, and most of them are cavalry."

"Wait a minute!" Zhang Fei interrupted Cao Cao. The more he listened, the more he felt something was wrong.

Tiger, leopard, cavalry
He had a strange look on his face, and his tone gradually became subtle, "Could it be the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry?"

"Gentlemen think alike." Cao Cao smiled.

"Hiss" Even Zhang Fei couldn't help but take a breath. He looked at Cao Cao deeply and said, "Captain Cao, I didn't give you this name. You gave it to me."

"That's right." Cao Cao was confused again. Why did the three generals talk about the 'Tiger and Leopard Cavalry' in such a strange way?
He thought about it but couldn't figure it out. He thought to himself, the third general came from a humble background, but he was very talented in writing. I guess his talent must be a bit strange.

Seeing that Cao Cao had no objection, Zhang Fei thought about it and thought: Tiger and Leopard Cavalry is not bad, Cao Cao has spoken, there should be no problem, after all, this is not a poem.
With Cao Cao around, there should be no problem calling them the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry.

call.
I just don't know if Zilong has arrived in Rinan County.
It is really me who sends my sorrow to the bright moon.
Zhang Fei looked outside the tent. Although there was no moon, the sun was hanging high in the sky.

(End of this chapter)