But Fei Qian was also wondering why the nobles in Jizhou didn't fall out like Cao Cao did when he killed Bianyi this time.

The matter of Yuan Shao killing Ju Yi seemed to have calmed down silently, just like throwing a stone into a deep pool. I thought it would cause an uproar, but I didn't expect that after the stone reached the surface, it actually sank like this.

Not even a splash of water.

Quite weird.

Is it because the Jizhou nobles are easy to talk to, or is it because Qu Yi is just a prodigal son who has returned, and there is still some gap between a returning general and a celebrity like Bian Rang?

Fei Qian didn't know.

But Fei Qian knows that resistance and suppression will always be the most common contradictions in human history. The beauty and darkness of human nature are nakedly attached to them. Some people are frank, some have evil intentions, some are worried about the country and the people, and some are fearful.

Not messy.

Fei Qian is now worried that Jizhou will not be in chaos with ulterior motives.

In order to divert the attention of the Jizhou nobles, it is almost certain that Yuan Shao will choose to attack Taiyuan Shangdang. Because Cao Cao in the south has not completely turned against Yuan Shao.

Fei Qian frowned and thought to himself, does this mean that the Baima Guandu and other battles are unlikely to happen?

How the hell are you going to do this?

Cao Cao must be eager for Fei Qian to attract Yuan Shao's attention and then develop his career, just like Fei Qian did in Bingbei...

Is this the price of having a big tree attracting wind?

Xianbei's plunder of Youzhou could only injure Yuan Shao, but it would certainly not lead to Yuan Shao's death. Only the rebellion of the Jizhou gentry would eventually make Yuan Shao crippled and completely doomed. But in history, the division of the Jizhou gentry was actually a sign of royal loyalty.

The mutual struggle between the Jizhou royalist faction and the pro-Yuan faction led to the royalist faction eventually surrendering to Cao Cao, and the pro-Yuan faction eventually failed. At the same time, Cao Cao, who had eaten the Jizhou royalist faction, also began to suffer from indigestion. In order to make this bite smooth and complete

What a joke, Cao Cao decided to go south to conquer Jiangdong, which eventually led to the Battle of Chibi...

Of course, Cao Cao still suffered from indigestion in history. He even returned to Xuchang with vomiting and defecation in a panty of yellow mud, and he could not catch his breath for the rest of his life.

so……

Fei Qian gently knocked on the desk. According to this inference, I replaced Cao Cao's role in fighting Yuan Shao in history, and came to fight the "Battle of Guandu" for Cao Cao in Shangdang, Taiyuan.

Already?

Fei Qian was speechless.

Historical changes have reached the point where they are today, which is simply...

So where will Cao Cao go next? What changes and developments will there be?

This is really a headache...

The problem is that after the Battle of Guandu between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao, Cao Cao was able to accept the north, but Fei Qian found it difficult to accept Jizhou's territory, because that would mean giving up his superior defensive position and putting his troops in dangerous battles.

On the land.

In other words, I am only similar in appearance to Pre-Qin, but not equal in strength.

How long had the pre-Qin Guanzhong accumulated strength, at least the efforts of three generations of Qin kings, and then exploded in one breath when the six kingdoms were uncertain about attacking each other. The Guanzhong in Fei Qian's hands was destroyed after three rounds of destruction.

The land of Sichuan and Shu that was in his hands and belonged to the pre-Qin Dynasty is now at large.

So Feiqian can only do some key defense now.

Fei Qian raised his head, and the light from the window came in, forming mottled light and shadow on Fei Qian's body and face, making half of Fei Qian's body in the light, while half of his body was trapped in darkness...

"Report!" A guard hurriedly passed through the corridor, ran to the corridor, knelt down, and handed over a sealed bamboo slip, "Report to General! Urgent military information from Hedong!"

Hedong?

What happened again?

Fei Qian frowned and quickly motioned to Huang Xu to take it over. He carefully checked the condition of the paint seal, then opened it and found that it was the intelligence sent by Tai Shici. The intelligence said that there was no major military incident in Hedong.

Wen Hou Lu Bu came to join forces with more than a thousand soldiers, and the leading troops had already entered the territory of Hedong!

Marquis Wen is here?!

Fei Qian is no longer the young man who was nostalgic for his spring and autumn in Luoyang City. The excitement and excitement in his heart quickly subsided and was replaced by many complicated thoughts...

Fei Qian frowned and knocked lightly on the table. The sound of "Tuk-tuk-tuk" echoed dullly in the lobby, just like the wooden fish in front of the Buddhist hall that was always neither sad nor happy.
Chapter completed!