The second year of Xingping was destined to be an extraordinary year. During this year, many extraordinary people survived and began to lay their foundation. Many people who were regarded as "extraordinary" have gradually declined.

Cao Cao, who slowly got back his disadvantage in Yanzhou, defeated Lu Bu and Chen Gong's army again in Chengxian County with the virtual and real strategy, and took advantage of the situation to pursue and conquer Dingtao. He was unstoppable and successfully pacified the counties, completely expelling Lu Bu's remaining troops from Yanzhou.

Zhang Miao, one of the culprits of the Yanzhou rebellion, was killed by the rioters on the way to seek help from Yuan Shu in Huainan.

The remaining brother of Zhang Miao, Zhang Chao, was struggling to guard the Yongqiu City in Chenliu, but with the siege of a large number of Cao's troops, the fall was only a matter of time.

After this two-year battle for Yanzhou, the Yanzhou rebels who resisted Cao Cao died and fled were generally destroyed. Cao Cao finally firmly consolidated his dominance in Yanzhou.

On the other hand, Yuan Shao, who was in Hebei, suffered setbacks in military affairs on the north bank of the Great River.

Originally, according to the strategic idea of ​​"occupation in Hebei in the south, blocking Yan, and exerting the desert, and fighting for the world in the south", Yuan Shao was steadily advancing in his use of troops to all directions.

After defeating Yu Du and Zhang Yan, the territory of Jizhou has become increasingly stable. After the battle of Baoqiu Shui and Queyi defeated Gongsun Zan, most of the Youzhou in the north has been in Yuan Shao's bag.

On the Eastern battlefield, Yuan Tan, the eldest son who was sent to Qingzhou, was brave and good at fighting. He arranged Tian Kai in the north and attacked Kong Rong in the east. The ownership of Qingzhou gradually became clear.

In Bingzhou to the west, his nephews and high-ranking officials gradually integrated into Taiyuan. The power of the Shangdang county attracted the land to travel around the world, and the people's hearts were mostly favored.

In the battlefield in the south, although Cao Cao, an ally of Yanzhou, was trapped in the quagmire of rebellion, the Dongjun of Yanzhou was still firmly controlled by Yuan Shao. As soon as the time came, soldiers from Hebei could continue to cross the river and go south to intervene in the battle in Yanzhou.

Unfortunately, the soldiers were inconsistent and the water was inconsistent. Hebei, which had won victory in all directions, suddenly, an emergency feathered edict came from one south and one north.

The army of Tuo Yi, who was besieging Gongsun Zan and preparing to make a contribution to the battle, had to lead the army to retreat because of insufficient military rations. As a result, on the way to retreat, they were chased by the cavalry who had been pursuing Gongsun Zan out of the city to pursue him. Tuo Yi was defeated, and the soldiers in Hebei were killed and injured. The power of Gongsun Zan, who was originally in danger, resurrected again.

The south was entrusted with important tasks by Yuan Shao. Zang Hong, the prefect of Dongjun, who was guarding Dongjun, broke with Yuan Shao in Hebei because of the matter of Zhang Chao, and resigned Dongjun and departed from Yecheng.

The trend of Gao Ge Ji Ji Jie was interrupted, with a great defeat in the north and a rebellion in the south. This immediately attracted the high attention of Yuan Shao, who lived in Yecheng. Yuan Shao led civil and military personnel to send troops himself. Not long after, he quelled the rebellion of Dongjun and besieged Zang Hong in Dongwuyang.

However, Zang Hong shrank his troops and strictly guarded the enemy. Yuan Shao's army, who were besieging from all sides, was eager to capture the city and had to fall into a long siege.

In the Huainan land, Yuan Shu, who was defeated by Cao Cao, regained his footsteps. In the north, he gradually conquered Yangzhou in the south, and looked around and began to covet the land of Xuzhou in Liu Bei's newly-led.

Taking advantage of Yuan Shu's conquering Yangzhou, Sun Ce, who was dormant and attached to Yuan Shu's command, finally got his own opportunity to return some of his old troops from his father Sun Jian and crossed the river to Jiangdong. As a result, shortly after entering Jiangdong, Sun Ce, who was eager to make achievements, was attacked by the bandit general Zulang in Jingxian.

Sun Ce, who was deeply trapped in the siege, was immediately besieged by bandits, and was surrounded by dangers. The bandit's sword even cut on Sun Ce's saddle for a while. Fortunately, his father's old subordinate Cheng Pu rescued him in time, so he rescued Sun Ce and worked together to break through the siege.

Next, although Sun Ce, who escaped from the danger of Hukou, relied on the army composed of his father's old subordinates and Huaisi guest, and his personal bravery and good at fighting, he won consecutive victories in Jiangdong, but his rule over Jiangdong was far from stable.

The army was named Wuming, and Sun Ce used troops, which was like the atrocities of the naked Yuan Shu's army invading Jiangdong.

Whether it was the governor of Yangzhou, the prefect of Kuaiji, the prefect of Wu County, Xu Gong, or the powerful local forces, Zhou Xin, Yan Baihu, and Zulang, they all raised troops to resist Sun Ce. Yuan Zhong and Huan Ye, the famous scholars who had avoided the chaos of Jiangdong, also rushed to Jiaozhi one after another to avoid Sun Ce's troops invading Jiangdong.

From the imperial court to the local tyrants, the resistance of the local Jiangdong area was fierce and lasting, and Sun Ce's method of responding was also fierce and fierce.

So, while Sun Ce won successive military successes and massacred Jiangdong tyrants, he unknowingly led himself into a path of no return.

The situation in Hebei, Huainan and Jiangdong in the Central Plains, and the changes in the land of the Three Rivers in Guanzhong are also not inferior.

The Hedong soldiers and the general Queyi, under Yuan Shao of Hebei, made a private peace in exchange for a brief peace in the east, managed Henan in the south, formed an alliance with Duan Wei of Hongnong, and took advantage of the civil strife of the Huns to use troops to the northwest, open up and stabilize the border in the northwest, and win over the Southern Huns, the troops.

After destroying Guo Si's army invading Hedong, although Yan Xing held troops on the river and looked at Guanzhong, which shocked Sanfu, he did not take it all in his heart and crossed the river to capture the land of the West River. Instead, he returned to Anyi, committed to restoring the people's livelihood in the southern cities and consolidating the land of the Three Rivers that had initially completed the unification.

Hedong was like a tiger that had just won but was injured. While making a fierce roar, shocking the enemies around him, he took the opportunity to silently lower his head and lick his own wound carefully in order to recover as soon as possible and attack again.

Like Cao Cao in Yanzhou, Yan Xing in Hedong also survived a war about the survival of the foundation. These two forces in the east and west are rising uncontrollably.

In the Sanjiao Land, which is separated from Hedong, Li Jue cruelly and quickly swallowed the body of a companion who was purged by this fierce tiger in Hedong into his belly like a hungry wolf.

At least, on the surface, Li Jue's army paid the smallest price and won the greatest benefit.

On the east, the army captured Huayin, an important town of Hongnong. Withdrew the troops to the west, and annexed Guo Si's remaining forces in Zuo Fengyi. Li Jue got his wish and completed the important task of unifying the three auxiliary forces and integrating the Western Liang army.

The battle to conquer Huayin was even more portrayed as a great victory that killed tens of thousands of enemies.

As well as his position in the court became increasingly stable, he soon advanced from General Cheqi to Grand Marshal. Without any restrictions on court officials or military forces, he was highly positioned and over the Three Dukes, and could have made a decision in the court.

Li Jue's title is slightly inferior to Dong Zhuo's prime minister in the past, but in terms of power, Li Jue is already very close to Dong Zhuo.

The brothers and nephews of the Li family naturally achieved enlightenment alone, and they all celebrated each other, ran around and told each other, and successively made marquis, and promoted to generals of the court. The most unlucky general was also held as a lieutenant.

It is not much different from the Dong clan when Dong Zhuo was in power.

So much so that Li Jue, who had reached the sky in one step, and the Li family, who had risen in the water, felt aloof for a while, and even had a further idea.

Internally, it became lazy.

Externally, in terms of military combating Kanto, Li Jue deployed his troops in the Xihe River. Huayin City was only limited to the confrontation between the river and the pass. In a short time, there was no intention of Daxing King's Army to advance to Hedong and Hongnong.

Inside, Guo Si's army was missing and Guo Si's new territory was obtained. Li Jie's troops and horses were temporarily out of concern for shortage of food, supplies and supplies, and instead focused on the matter of celebrating and enjoying the joy of commemoration.

They did not notice in time that dissatisfaction with their Li family was constantly accumulating in the court and even in the army.

Emperor Liu Xie has grown to fourteen years old, and has been controlled by the powerful minister Li Jue for four years.

This year, the emperor welcomed the Empress Fu family, and the Empress's mother's family, Dongwu Fu family in Langya, Shandong, was a prominent family of classics in the Han Dynasty. In this dynasty, they became royal relatives who were closely related to the Han Dynasty.

The empress's father Fu Wan inherited the title of "Fuqi" in his early years. Emperor Shanghuan's daughter Princess Yang'an was appointed as the Minister of State. Now his father is reborn as a noble daughter and is relocated to Jinwu again.

He was responsible for garrisoning the capital. Although the troops in Chang'an City are currently controlled by Li Jue, Fu Wan took advantage of his position to take the opportunity to secretly convey the secret order from the young emperor to some people he likes.

The emperor has gradually grown up and is no longer a young, ignorant, powerless to resist, and can only become a puppet.

He was eager to get rid of the control of powerful officials like Li Jue with ulterior motives, so he needed to rely on the power of the people around him.

The closest ones around the emperor are eunuchs and other relatives. The eunuch's power has been destroyed, and the relatives have become the biggest reliance for the young emperor to rely on.

The thread that was pulled out by Fu Wan, who was responsible for heavy responsibilities, had been formed in Chang'an City. On the other end of the thread, there were both old court officials in the Han Dynasty, famous Guanzhong tribes who had suffered suppression, and even Xiliang generals who were fearful and dissatisfied with the Li family.

The fear of General Anxi was Yang Ding. After the deaths of Liangzhou generals such as Guo Si, Fan Chou, Zhang Ji, Hu Zhen, etc., he became the only one who survived and had the strongest military presence in Dongying. He was even given the right to open a mansion.

But after witnessing Li Jue's cruel methods against Guo Si, Fan Chou and others with his own eyes, Yang Ding, who was in a high position, could not let go at all. He didn't know when Li Jue would have sent a dead soldier to kill him during banquets and laughter like he was against Guo Si, or directly sent a large army to annex his own troops.

There were more dissatisfied military generals and collusions. They were dissatisfied with Li Jue’s superstitious belief in witchcraft and Bu and did not care about the soldiers. They were dissatisfied with Li Jue’s favoritism and other people. They were dissatisfied with Dong Cheng, who was unfair in rewarding and punishing Zhang Xiu, who only got a piece of Xihe land...

An internal storm gradually brewed in dissatisfaction!

Attachment: Historical records of Sun Ce's fallen into Zulang's death at the beginning of his business.

Ce then went to Yang Yijiu, and obtained hundreds of people. He was attacked by the commander of Jingxian County Zulang, and was almost in danger. Pei Songzhi's notes quoted from "The Three Kingdoms, Book of Wu, Biography of Sun Hao"

Ce once attacked Zulang and was surrounded by a large number. Pu and his cavalry blocked Ce, drove the horses and shouted, and used a spear to break through the thief, and the thief was covered. Ce was followed. "The Three Kingdoms: Wu Shu: Biography of Cheng Pu"
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