The chief clerk, Yan Xiang, was so anxious that sweat was dripping from his forehead and flowing down his hair, "Lord! You must not do this!"

Yuan Shu frowned and said: "Yuan's surname comes from Chen, and Chen's surname is after Shun. Now that the virtue of fire in the Han Dynasty has declined, we should use earth to inherit fire and take advantage of it. Why not?"

"My lord!" Yan Xiang said, "Now that the world is uncertain, if we act like this at this time, wouldn't we risk making enemies on all sides? I hope my lord will think twice!"

Yuan Shu was very unhappy. He held a jade toy in his hand and kept turning it in circles without saying a word for a while.

In the past two days, I heard that Yuan Shao was doing something about Shui De in Jizhou, which almost made Yuan Shu so angry that his nose was crooked. Who is Yuan Shao, a guy raised by a maid, who has the right to talk about Shui De?

No, is there anything that can be called virtue?

Ever since, Yuan Shao wanted to build a water virtue, and Yuan Shu wanted to build a soil virtue. After all, water comes and earth covers it, so it should be one step higher than Yuan Shao!

However, he did not expect that as soon as Yuan Shu approached Yan Xiang to propose it, he was met with strong opposition from Yan Xiang, and what was the reason for this opposition?

Making enemies on all sides?

Where can a tough life be without enemies?

Could it be that if we don't call Tu De, these surrounding opponents will surrender one by one and immediately turn enemies into friends? If this is really possible, then it is not impossible not to call Tu De, but the reality is that regardless of whether we call it soil or not, we still have to fight!

In this case, why can Yuan Shao be called Shui De, but I can't call him Tu De?

Yuan Shu looked at Yan Xiang and said, "If a certain person is not called Tu De, will Cao and Liu be willing to surrender?"

"This..." Yan Xiang was stunned for a moment. Are these two things related to each other?
Chapter completed!