Pei Xiu looked at her mother and said seriously:

"Mom, you also know that Feng Junhou has been guarding the riverside, confronting Da Sima."

"Now that he has led the army back to Anyi, he not only issued a recruitment order to stabilize Hedong, but also selected local people to help manage the place. What does this mean?"

There was a sudden silence between mother and son.

After a long time, Pei Xiu quietly asked and answered himself:

"It shows that the news that Da Sima withdrew from Guanzhong is very likely to be true, and the Han Dynasty is already preparing to govern Hedong..."

From the time Pei Xiu could remember, the Wei Dynasty had lost Longyou and Liangzhou.

Now we have lost Bingzhou, lost Hedong, lost Guanzhong...

No matter how the Wei State claimed that it was the righteous one in the world, it was an indisputable fact that it had been at a disadvantage in the competition with the Han State over the years.

So it is difficult to say how much appeal Wei's title has left.

"Mom, we, the Pei family, don't know how much energy we have left in this turmoil. Instead of counting on the adults, we should find a way to save ourselves."

After hearing Pei Xiu's words, the woman raised her head:

"You have to think carefully. You are different from the rest of the Pei family. You are a late leader with a good reputation. Once you make a decision, it will affect many people in the Pei family."

Pei Xiu nodded:

"It is precisely because I am the underachieving leader of the Pei family that I want to try it."

The woman was silent again.

"Forget it, since you have made up your mind, I will not stop you. You are right, the Pei family should think of a way out."

ps:

In the previous chapter, a book friend pointed out that the population of Hedong was wrong. I took a look and found that there was indeed a problem.

Because when I was writing, all three rivers were in my mind, and I thought of Hedong as all three rivers.

Based on the peak population statistics of the Western Han and Eastern Han Dynasties, coupled with the proportion of population loss at the end of the Han Dynasty, and the real population estimate after the Jin unified the world, I personally think that the real population of the Three Rivers Land (i.e. Hedong, Hanoi, and Henan), including the hidden population, should be

There are more than one million.

Henan has the most, followed by Hanoi, and Hedong the least, but the difference between the three is not too big.
Chapter completed!