He planned to spend some time interviewing them one by one to see if he could get them to work for him.

These people still have some energy in Hebei and can help him quickly stabilize the situation and further disintegrate the remaining forces of the Shile Group.

"Those who stubbornly resist are not subject to this restriction." Shao Xun added.

"As ordered." Cai Cheng responded.

"Shunling, who do you think should be awarded the post of governor of Wei County? Is Yang Pengzu qualified for the job?" Shao Xun suddenly asked.

Yang Dan was the first to enter the city, which was his first achievement, so of course he should be rewarded.

Considering the special status of Wei Commandery, he needed someone who was more capable of fighting to stay behind, so he wanted Yang Dan to be the prefect.

He is not expected to be able to govern Wei County well, but he must be strong in military affairs.

As for the government affairs of Wei County, he would let Yu Chen, the captain of Sili School, actually be in charge.

"Yang Pengzu is brave and good at fighting, so he may be qualified for the job." Cai Cheng replied.

"Do you want to be the prefect?" Shao Xun glanced at him and asked.

Cai Cheng's heart was pounding.

I had long heard that Chen Gong's personal military governor was a shortcut to promotion, and he certainly lived up to his reputation.

Of course he wants to be the prefect of Wei County, and it's not his character to be coy. As a warrior, if you want to, just say so. What's the shame?

Therefore, he immediately replied: "I am willing to guard Yecheng for Ming Gong."

Shao Xun laughed and was noncommittal, obviously still wanting to weigh it.

The prefect of Wei County was actually a general in Yecheng City, and Cai Cheng understood him very well.

Shao Xun cannot stay here for a long time, and he must appoint a general to stay in Yecheng. This person must also be trusted by him, because the status of Yecheng is too high.

In addition, there must be someone in charge of Hebei's military affairs.

This is a handsome talent, not a general talent. It requires strategic abilities and cannot be limited to the tactical level.

It's difficult.

A commander-in-chief commanding tens of thousands of troops cannot be trusted by anyone who is not a close confidant - to put it harshly, his ability can be ranked second, but his loyalty must be sufficient.

He is in a big situation now, but he still does many things personally.

You could do this when a dozen or so people were fighting with each other, but you definitely can't do it now.

He couldn't imagine that when something happened in Hebei, the generals would send reports to Xuchang, and then he would issue orders in Xuchang and make micro adjustments, and then the generals would execute them - the day lilies would be cold!

Many names popped into his mind, only to be quickly dismissed.

In the end, he actually thought of Liang Laoden!

This person is indeed very suitable, but - who am I to take care of him like this?

There is a shortage of talents. There are no accomplished brothers in the clan. They do not have this structure and have not experienced training in this area since they were young.

If it really doesn't work, ask my father-in-law to support them, or ask Lu Zhi to come over and conduct a united front, and then assign them some qualified military generals.

That's all we can do.
Chapter completed!