(61) Lu Xun 's strategic plan was very careful, but the generals of the Wu army failed to understand it for a while. They thought that Lu Xun was afraid of the enemy, and they were very resentful.
(62) At this time, Sun Quan's nephew, General Anton ZhonglangSun Huan, was surrounded by the Shu army in Yidao City. The Shu army was all over the mountains and fields, attacking the city day and night. Yidao City was in great danger.
(63) Sun Huan hoped that Lu Xun would send troops to rescue him day and night. However, he climbed to the city every day and looked into the distance, but he never saw reinforcements appearing. Lu Xun did not send reinforcements, which really made Sun Xun resentful.
(64) Lu Xun's failure to save Yi Dao also aroused the anger of the generals even more. They rushed into Lu Xun's tent and asked loudly: "An Dong Zhonglang general Sun Huan is the nephew of King Wu. He has been besieged for a long time. Why did you sit back and do nothing to save him?"
(65) Lu Xun calmly explained: "An Dong The general has won the hearts of the army, and the city of Yi Dao is well supplied, so there is no need to worry. After my plan is realized, the siege of Yi Dao will not be solved."
(66) The nobles and Sun Ce of the clan under Lu Xun's command. The veteran general of the era had always been dissatisfied with Lu Xun, but Sun Quan appointed him as the governor, so he had to swallow his anger. Now seeing that he neither fights Liu Bei nor saves Sun Huan, the resentment that is usually simmering suddenly bursts out. Lu Xun's tent suddenly became noisy.
(67) With a "pop" sound, Lu Xun slapped the table and stood up. He pressed his sword and shouted sternly: "Liu Bei is famous all over the world, and Cao Cao is also afraid of him. Today, everyone should work together to fight the enemy. Although I am a scholar, I have been ordered to command the entire army. Everyone must stick to their duties. Obey orders, and if you dare to make excuses, you will be punished according to military law!"
(68) Wu Jun has always had strict military discipline, and now Lu Xun reiterated the military law, and the tent immediately became quiet. The generals were dissatisfied with the commander-in-chief, but they did not dare to test the law by themselves, so they could only withdraw from the tent in frustration.
(69) Lu Xun stood firm and blocked the Shu army's offensive. The Shu army challenged them every day, but the Wu army stood still; the Shu army stormed the Wu army's camp, and the Wu army took advantage of the terrain to actively defend, making the Shu army unable to attack repeatedly.
(70) Liu Bei relied on his superior military strength and always wanted to win a decisive battle, but Wu Jun remained calm and refused to fight. Liu Bei stationed his troops under fortified cities and passes. He was unable to advance and refused to retreat. He gradually became helpless.
