The Three Kingdoms began with the rescue of Mrs. Mi

Bingzhou was established, Liu Feng went all the way south from Fenshui Valley, passed through Hedong County, and crossed the Yellow River to Chang'an.

When Guo Fu heard the news of Liu Feng's arrival, she was overjoyed, dressed up well, and brought the palace servants and officials who stayed in Chang'an to meet Baqiao.

Liu Feng has already occupied more than half of the Kyushu of the Han Dynasty, and Guo Fu doesn't have to avoid suspicion now. She used to be the queen of Wei Emperor Cao Rui, and now she wants to be the concubine of Emperor Liu Feng of the Han Dynasty.

Harem battle.

She is the best at it.

Among the Guo family, since there is no suitable younger generation to replace, Guo Fu can only put on the clothes again, and kiss the battlefield of the affair between men and women.

"Congratulations to Your Majesty for winning the flag, returning from great victory, and recovering Bingzhou. The next step is Jizhou. After Jizhou, there are You, Xu, and Qingzhou. The great Han Dynasty is about to rejuvenate."

Guo Fu turned her eyes away and stepped forward, ignoring the gazes of Guan Yinping, Lu Lingqi and other women.

Compared with methods of seducing men, Guo Fu was born as an empress of the Wei Kingdom. She has experienced several times of infighting in the palace and has rich experience. Compared with her, Guan Yinping and others are a little tender.

In fact, Guo Fu didn't know that even if she didn't come, Liu Feng would take the initiative to find her.

Along the way, Liu Feng had seen the scenery of the three Jin lands, and gradually became tired mentally. Although there were servants and soldiers of the army to serve him on the road, there were always many inconveniences.

The same goes for Guan Yinping and Lu Lingqi. They followed Liu Feng back and forth this time, and they were so full that they couldn't be fuller. Let them stay with Liu Feng for another night, and they don't have much interest. What they want to do most now is The thing is to find a bedroom and have a good sleep.

In Chang'an City, Weiyang Palace.

Guo Fu was dressed in the grand attire of the empress of Wei, with a flattering smile on her delicate face, and she was dancing to Liu Feng who was sitting on the soft couch.

The show of her unique skill also shocked all the girls.

Back then, Guo Fu was able to gain Cao Rui's appreciation as a kabuki in the palace because of her outstanding kabuki.

Liu Feng stared at Guo Fu, first looked at the most attractive buttocks, then at the chest, and then moved to the face. After patrolling all the way, Liu Feng found that Guo Fu did have the ability to seduce men, no wonder Cao Rui was able to seal her up. for the queen.

"Okay, this dance is almost done, I'm tired too, let's rest." Liu Feng was bewildered by Guo Fu's singing and dancing, so he drank some more wine and felt a little dizzy. I can't keep my eyes open.

Guo Fu stepped forward quickly, supported Liu Feng, then rubbed her chest against Liu Feng, and said softly, "Your Majesty, I want a son..."

Guo Fu would definitely not be able to give birth to a son.

There must be men.

Liu Feng had a lot of affairs, and it was hard to come back to Chang'an. This time, Guo Fu also made up her mind that she would never let Liu Feng leave the bed until she was pregnant.

"Your Majesty, if the concubine is too heavy, you can tell the concubine. If it is light, I will work harder." Guo Fu whispered in Liu Feng's ear, doing her best.

Compete overnight.

Liu Feng drowsily enjoyed Guo Fu's thoughtful service. This variety of tricks, similar to a certain school in later generations, made him feel as if he had traveled back in time.

After resting in Weiyang Palace for a few days, Liu Feng gradually regained his vitality.

Guo Fu's method, for Liu Feng, who is practicing Taoist fairy art, is a good opportunity to reconcile yin and yang. Liu Feng can obtain the true essence with just a little movement.

Liu Feng favored Guo Fu several times in a row, making this woman who wanted a son satisfied. As for whether she can have a son, the decision is not Liu Feng's, but God's will.

Knowing that Liu Feng had returned to Chang'an, officials from the DPRK and China came to the court one after another. Many of these people were Yuancong officials from the north of the Shu Han Dynasty. Officials provide a stark contrast.

Where there are people, there are factions and competition.

The same is true above the court of the Han Dynasty.

However, due to Liu Feng's dominance, coupled with the early establishment of the Han Dynasty and the undestroyed Jin Dynasty, the struggle between the two factions only had different opinions on some decisions made by the court, and did not really go to the point of disregarding the overall situation and fighting to the death the point.

This time, the main focus of the Chang'an officials' report was on the matter of where the Han Dynasty was established as the capital of the country.

The Han Dynasty established the capital, with Chang'an in the front and Luoyang in the back.

At the beginning of the Northern Expedition, Liu Feng took Guanzhong first, took Chang'an as the new capital, and reshaped the Han Dynasty. Now, both capitals are in his hands, and the court is above the court. There are different opinions on whether to follow the example of Zhonghan and move the capital to Luoyang.

Among the ministers, opinions are also different.

As early as Liu Feng was on his way back, there was an endless stream of letters passed on, and the officials who said that they advocated all their efforts, trying to make Liu Feng lean to his side.

Liu Feng himself has no idea of ​​which is more important than Chang'an and Luoyang. Both cities are the capitals of the Han Dynasty with lofty status and each has its own advantages.

From the Han Dynasty to the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Chang'an was first established as the capital, and then Luoyang was used as the capital of God. One emphasized politics and the other emphasized economy.

From the letters and tone of the officials and generals of the two places, Liu Feng can already know the general idea.

The officials in Chang'an have always regarded themselves as the old ministers of the Han family. What they want is to restore the management of Yongliang in the former Han Dynasty, that is, the Western Han Dynasty, restore the Silk Road, and then march westward to restore the glory of the former Han Dynasty Protectorate of the Western Regions.

Most of the officials in Luoyang were descendants of the Wei State. They wanted to unify the north first, and then follow the example of Cao Cao's feat of facing Jieshi to the east, sweeping up Liaodong and Liaoxi, beating up Goguryeo and other eastern barbarians, and pacifying northern Xinjiang in one fell swoop.

These two opinions, in Liu Feng's view, are good suggestions.

But the problem is that the rice needs to be eaten bite by bite. If the east and the west fight together, then with the current national strength of the Han Kingdom, it is too violent, and it will only die like Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, under the violence of ambition.

On this point, Liu Feng believes that from the perspective of officials from Chang'an and Luoyang, they can understand this point. What they are fighting for is nothing more than the question of who comes first.

Interests determine everything, factions are only second.

For example, Guo Huai, the leader of the generals in the Chang'an faction, even though he was a surrendered general from the State of Wei, is now on the side of the Chang'an court. There is no other reason, the main reason is that Guo Huai is a bit bored in Liangzhou.

He wanted to raise his troops to the west, pointing directly at the Western Regions, but the problem was that there were not enough troops, and the supply in the rear was also very difficult due to the long distance and the harassment of Xianbei, Ding Ling, Gaoche and other mobs on the way.

In order to conquer the Western Regions, the Han Dynasty must shift its focus to the west, and since Jin still has four states, it is unlikely that Liu Feng would agree to Guo Huai's proposal for the Western Expedition.

After seeing this, Guo Huai, Chen Zhi, Dong Yun, Huang Chong and others insisted on taking Chang'an as their capital, just to plan for a rainy day, and wanted Liu Feng to make a promise. It reproduces the mighty military might of the former Han Dynasty when it went out of the fortress and swept away the Hu.