Chapter 8

Qin Feng used a feint strategy, combined with Xu Chu's personal martial prowess to kill the Yellow Turban leader, thus defeating five thousand Yellow Turbans and securing victory in the defense of Xujia Village.

However, Qin Feng couldn't find Liu Bei and was afraid that Liu Bei might cause some trouble. After a moment of looking around, he saw a large group of Yellow Turbans fleeing in a hurry. When the dust settled, a figure that looked as if it had fallen into cement appeared.

This "statue" was holding his ribs, groaning, "Brother Zijin, save me, save me!"

Qin Feng took a closer look and saw that this person had very long ears, which could touch his heels. Without a doubt, the only person with such a unique feature was Liu Bei.

"How did you end up like this?" Qin Feng walked over, puzzled.

Liu Bei groaned, holding his ribs, "Don't even ask. I was just about to help you kill a few bandits when a whole bunch of them came. They knocked me down, and I don't know which bastard stepped on me several times. I think my ribs are broken..."

Qin Feng's face twitched for a long time before he managed to hold back his laughter. As he turned around, he saw Cao Cao.

Cao Cao, who was usually fierce, now had his small eyes wide open, sparkling with excitement. With a thud, he jumped off his horse, his short and stocky figure stirring up a cloud of dust as he ran towards Qin Feng.

Although Cao Cao was imposing, his appearance was somewhat lacking. According to the "Shi Shuo Xin Yu" of the Southern Dynasties, Cao Cao, when meeting the envoy of the Xiongnu, considered himself to be rather unattractive. He was less than seven feet tall, dark-skinned, and had a large beard.

Cao Cao immediately embraced Qin Feng, burying his head in Qin Feng's chest. Cao Cao was only a little over six feet tall, while Qin Feng, though not tall, was about eight feet. This height difference made it impossible for Cao Cao to reach.

Cao Cao was extremely excited, rubbing his face against Qin Feng's chest and exclaiming, "Zijin, Brother Zijin! I will never forget you in this life."

The reason Cao Cao said this was because earlier, Qin Feng had greeted him on the road, but Cao Cao didn't recognize him, and he felt very guilty about it. So he emphasized it again.

Qin Feng's face twitched, thinking, "Although we were close in our previous life, I really don't like this." He quickly extended his hand, pushed Cao Cao's face, and pushed him away.

At this moment, Cao Cao's deputy, full of joy, ran over, looking around and asking, "General, where are General Lu Zhi and General Huangfu Song? We have accomplished a great feat!"

Slap! Cao Cao slapped his deputy, furious, "General Lu Zhi? General Huangfu Song? If they were here, they would just be here to collect your bodies!" Cao Cao, still angry, continued, "If it weren't for my brother Zijin's feint strategy, you would all be dead!"

The deputy, who had been hit, was initially very resentful, but after understanding the situation, he lost all his anger.

After calming down, Cao Cao was no longer as excited. Seeing the deputy in a daze, he glanced at Qin Feng, thinking, "Today, I've really lost face and owe him a great deal." "What are you standing there for? Tie up the prisoners and bring them here to thank my brother Zijin!"

Soon, the sound of footsteps echoed as four hundred surviving cavalry, fully armored, knelt on one knee, their lances pointing to the sky, and they bowed, "Thank you, Mr. Zijin, for your brilliant strategy. We have no way to repay you, so please accept our bow." With a clatter, the lances fell to the ground, and the cavalry all knelt on both knees.

The sound of the lances falling frightened Liu Bei, who clutched his ribs and took a few steps back, groaning. Cao Cao, seeing this, realized that Liu Bei was a man who had never seen the world and was just a commoner, "A few Yellow Turbans broke his ribs, what a fool." He dismissed Liu Bei without much thought.

In contrast, Qin Feng was not impressed by the scene of hundreds of people kneeling. In his previous life, in the hall, who could stand tall and hold the seal, and in the courtyard, there were thousands of people. Outside the hall, with just a command from Emperor Hongwu Qin Feng, the land would be scorched for a thousand miles, and a million corpses would lie, all of which were trivial matters.

"Get up!" Qin Feng, wearing a plaid shirt and large floral shorts, faced the hundreds of cavalry with a deep, regal voice, revealing the aura of an emperor.

That deep voice seemed to have a natural charm, giving those who heard it a sense of honor, thus boosting the morale of the cavalry, who all shouted, "Yes!"

Cao Cao was immediately impressed. He realized that even great generals like Lu Zhi and Huangfu Song, when facing hundreds of thousands of troops, did not have the same presence as Qin Feng.

"Some people are born to be great..." Cao Cao couldn't help but think of this old saying and pondered. As he looked at Qin Feng again, the beachwear and shorts took on a different meaning.

This must be a highly talented person who has traveled the world, with a broad mind and a free spirit! Cao Cao made his judgment. He suddenly remembered how Zhang Liang once picked up a shoe for the Old Man of the Yellow Stone, who was dressed in rags, with his chest and legs exposed.

Cao Cao looked down at Qin Feng's legs, which were hairy, and saw his shoes. They were flip-flops, but Cao Cao didn't recognize them. He saw Qin Feng wiggle his big toe and flick off some mud, and he shuddered, exclaiming, "Truly an extraordinary person!"

Cao Cao thought he had met the "Old Man of the Yellow Stone" and bowed, saying sincerely, "Thank you, Mr. Zijin, for your help. I will repay you in the future."

Qin Feng scratched his crotch, thinking, "You don't need to repay me with a spring. Just don't stab me in the back, and I'll be happy." He saw his flip-flops and felt embarrassed, saying, "These are called flip-flops. I'm from the beach. You don't need to call me 'Mr.'; it makes me uncomfortable."

"Flip-flops!" Cao Cao was taken aback, then realized, and quickly said to his deputy, "My brother Zijin is from the Yellow River beach. Look at these shoes; they must be high-quality wooden clogs!"

The wooden clogs of the Han Dynasty were similar to flip-flops, so the deputy nodded in agreement.

At this moment, Liu Bei looked at Qin Feng's large floral shorts and remembered the sunglasses, thinking, "This guy is really mysterious. Everything he uses is something I've never seen before. Could he be a great recluse from the mountains?" He felt a deep sense of respect but was more concerned about his future. He held his breath and endured the pain, walking over to Cao Cao and saying, "General Cao, I am Liu Bei, Liu Xuande, the Marquis of Zhongshan... cough, cough, cough..."

This time, Qin Feng didn't hit Liu Bei, but because his ribs were broken, Liu Bei couldn't introduce himself.

However, Cao Cao understood but dismissed Liu Bei with a sneer, thinking, "The Han Dynasty has been around for four hundred years, and the royal family is as numerous as fish crossing a river. The Edict of Kindness required the nobility to promote their descendants, but if a family had a diligent member, they could at least become a village chief. Clearly, Liu Bei's family was not diligent, and they were particularly undiligent, failing to produce a village chief for generations."

At this moment, Cao Cao was determined to save the Han Dynasty and thus particularly disliked undiligent people. Seeing that Liu Bei was so cowardly and injured by a common soldier, he waved his hand, indicating that Liu Bei should go stand somewhere cool.

Suddenly, Liu Bei felt the vast gap between himself and Qin Feng and Cao Cao. He turned around, feeling very disappointed, and walked into the shadows, holding his ribs and hunching his back, his large ears swinging.

At this moment, many villagers ran out of the village, all filled with joy at being saved. Xu Chu and a girl were supporting an old man in front of the villagers. Seeing Qin Feng, they immediately pointed and said, "This great sage saved our village!"

"Great sage, please accept our bow!" The villagers expressed their sincere gratitude.

Qin Feng looked over and realized that his Dragon Guard could return smoothly. He quickly walked over, bowing repeatedly, "Fellow villagers, there's no need for this. I, Qin Feng, am unworthy of such praise!"

Cao Cao's small eyes blinked, and he remembered Xu Chu's ability to take the head of a general in the midst of thousands of soldiers. Indeed, if Cao Cao had such a capable subordinate, it would be greatly beneficial for the future. Therefore, he also hurried over.

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