With Jingzhou's grain support, Jiang Siming no longer had any worries and could focus on dealing with Yuan Shao.
Otherwise, without food, if he failed to deal with Yuan Shao before his supplies ran out, he would have no choice but to withdraw.
Jiang Siming did not want to retreat and wait another year or two before attacking again. He had to crush Yuan Shao completely and unify the Three Kingdoms as soon as possible, becoming emperor.
After Cao Cao learned that Jingzhou was sending grain to Jiang Siming, he decisively gave up on making any more covert moves. Yuan Shao's plan was also completely ruined.
Having lost soldiers and generals while being unable to do anything about it, Yuan Shao suffered a fit of rage. On top of that, his favorite youngest son had died, making his anger burn even hotter. Once again, he took it out on Xu You.
Xu You's backside had not even healed, yet he was beaten with thirty strokes again.
Moreover, Guo Tu, the strategist who had always been his mortal enemy, exposed Xu You in front of Yuan Shao, accusing him of being greedy and embezzling a great deal of military pay in Ye City.
Yuan Shao became even angrier upon hearing this and declared that once the war was over and they returned, he would deal with Xu You properly.
Xu You was furious and frightened. He simply hardened his heart and decided to go all out!
That night, Jiang Siming was resting in the command tent when a petite figure was washing his feet.
The person was none other than Huang Yueying. While Jiang Siming had led the army out, the girl had mischievously disguised herself as one of Jiang Siming's personal guards and sneaked into the army, following them to