Han Dao world

Chapter 806

As expected by Guo Tu and Xun Chen, Mrs. Yuan and Shi Sun Rui soon received the news from their respective channels.

Madam Yuan was very depressed.

The person was not rescued, and her husband Yang Biao was tortured by the emperor, which was a big loss.

Although the emperor had his own opinions, he always respected his ministers, especially Yang Biao.Even if there are different opinions, even against Yang Biao's opinions, the emperor will patiently explain, and has never been pushed back directly like this time, without saving any face.

But she is also a sensible person, and she can't blame the emperor for knowing this.It was she who brought shame on herself and made Yang Biao suffer.

At the same time, how to solve the safety of Yuan Shao's family has become a problem she must face.

Even if she knew she couldn't do anything, she couldn't just ignore her death. Watching Yuan Shao's wife, concubine and children die at the hands of the judge, it was like exterminating her family.

If public weapons are not available, only private power can be used.

The Yuan family has four generations and three princes, disciples and former officials all over the world, even in Yecheng, there are many fans, now is the time to use it.

Mrs. Yuan discussed with Guo Tu and Xun Chen, asking them to find a way to contact Xun Yan and others, and also discussed with Jushou, hoping that he could come forward and find a way to persuade the judge to stop stubbornly resisting.

Although Jizhou soldiers are strong, they are not the opponents of the imperial court.

The Bingliang elite in the hands of the emperor is three points stronger than you think, the trial match will undoubtedly fail, and there will be no other possibility except for the final result of persevering.

Ju Shou didn't doubt Mrs. Yuan's reasoning, but he didn't think he could persuade the judge.

He has already written a letter to Tian Feng, but it is hard to say what the result will be.

The scholar Sun Rui also felt sorry for Yuan Shao, but he valued this opportunity more.

Yang Biao and Zhou Zhong had sent news a long time ago that the emperor intends to let him return to the capital and give him command of the expanded Northern Army to prepare for him to take over as the Taiwei in the future.This conquest of Jizhou is his best opportunity to make meritorious service, and he must not miss it.

Serving as a captain is actually not important to him, but to ministers, it has unimaginable significance and cannot be taken lightly.

Jia Xu is also very suitable, if he is not from Xiliang, and he is Dong Zhuo's former subordinate.

Right now, he is the only candidate for Taiwei who can meet the requirements of the emperor and meet the standards of ministers.Others either don't understand the military, or they don't have enough qualifications and credits.

In order to realize the grand goal of the scholar-bureaucrats and the emperor ruling the world together, he had to refrain from doing so.

After discussing with Ju Jun, Wei Jie and others, he decided to recruit troops on the spot, expand his troops, and prepare to leave Jingxing and enter Changshan Kingdom in the north of Jizhou.

In the past few years, his mission has been mainly defensive. In order to reduce the burden on the local area, he has not recruited too many troops.Now to take the initiative to attack Jizhou, the existing troops are far from enough.

Fortunately, he had been stationed in Taiyuan for a few years, and his contacts were pretty good. With the support of Wang Yun's children, the conscription work went smoothly.Not only were nearly [-] young and strong recruits quickly recruited, but also many young generals took the initiative to serve.

Among them was Wang Ling's brother-in-law Guo Huai.

Guo Huai, courtesy name Boji, was born in Yangqu, Taiyuan County.His father, Guo Yun, used to be the prefect of Yanmen, with both civil and military skills.Guo Huai is not yet a weak crown. Not long ago, after marrying Wang Lingmei, he followed Wang Ling in and out of the camp, leaving a good impression on Shi Sunrui, and got along well with Shi Sunrui's son, Shi Sun Meng.

In addition to Guo Huai, there is also Sun Zi.

Sun Zi, styled Yanlong, was born in Zhongdu, Taiyuan.He was regarded as Wang Yun's son. He once studied in Taixue and was appreciated by Wang Yun.Later, because his elder brother was murdered, he abandoned his official position and returned to his hometown, assassinated his enemies, and lived in seclusion.

This time, when he learned that Sun Rui was recruiting soldiers to go to war, he also rushed to serve.

In addition, there is Wang Chang from Jinyang.

Wang Chang came from the Wang family of Taiyuan, and was originally of the same family as the Wang family of Qixian County, and his strength was even slightly superior.Wang Chang and Wang Ling were close friends, and were recommended by Wang Ling to join Shi Sun Rui's army as a military trainee.

These people have one thing in common: they all have something to do with Wang Ling.

With their arrival, Shi Sun Rui quickly completed the expansion of his troops, with more than [-] infantry and [-] cavalry.

In fact, many of the cavalry were Huns, Xianbei, and Qiang, some of whom were just naturalized, and some belonged to local clans. Except for their appearance, they were no different from Han people.

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Everyone was busy, only Yuan Shao remained silent and was forgotten intentionally or unintentionally.

He was the last to know the news.

He is bored in the tent every day and doesn't care about world affairs.It wasn't until the scale of the barracks expanded a lot and the training became more intensive that he realized that the situation outside the camp had changed.

Sending someone to ask, Guo Tucai told him helplessly that the emperor was going to conquer Jizhou himself, and Shi Sun Rui and others were doing pre-war mobilization and training.

Yuan Shao was stunned for a while before he realized, and asked Guo Tu, "Why didn't you tell me about such a big thing?"

Guo Tu smiled wryly. "At the beginning, you are not in good health, you should rest at ease and don't worry too much. We will find a way to save the people in Yecheng."

Yuan Shao understood what Guo Tu meant.

What's the use of telling you?

He was depressed and stared at Guo Tu again and again, wanting to curse.

But he didn't say a word in the end.

Whether he wants to accept it or not, he has become an outsider, and an outsider who can do nothing.The court made such a big move, but he didn't mention him in a single word. He didn't even have the right to let the emperor look at him.

What if I told him?

Do you bargain with the emperor?

Yuan Shaoku sat, not even knowing when Guo Tu left.When the waiter came to deliver the food and lighted the lamp, he realized that it was dark outside and the moon was shining brightly.

He wanted to get up, but found that his legs had lost feeling and could not move an inch.

He suddenly panicked and called the waiter to help him.The waiter helped him up, but he pushed the waiter away again, and he stood staggeringly, trying with all his strength to move forward, but failed.

Shocked and terrified, Yuan Shao's throat was sweet, he spat out a mouthful of blood, and fell to the ground.

Madam Yuan rushed over after hearing the news, and she couldn't help sighing when she saw Yuan Shao lying on the bed with ashen face.

She could imagine Yuan Shao's mood at the moment, but she didn't know how to persuade him.

Trained as a homeowner since he was a child, and also regarded as a leader by the party members, Yuan Shao has taken on too many honors and hopes that he should not have, as well as the heavy responsibilities that must be born of it.

How proud he was in the past, how lost he is now.

But this is where he should belong.

He was not a child of destiny in the first place, and he couldn't bear the real destiny.

Madam Yuan put down a book and sighed.

"At the beginning, this is life. I have been reading this book recently, and I have learned a lot. You may need this book more. If you have time to read it, maybe you won't be so uncomfortable."

She got up and left, telling the waiter to take care of Yuan Shao and read a few scriptures for Yuan Shao when she had time.

The waiter, Wei Wei, took Madam Yuan out, returned to the tent, picked up the book, glanced at it by the light, and read it out word by word.

"It's like a dream and an illusion, like dew and like lightning. All conditioned dharmas should be viewed in this way."

(End of this chapter)