Three Kingdoms: Jiuyuan Tiger

Chapter 418 Summoning Again
"Ding! The summoning program is starting, and the host will be provided with this candidate list, and the host can choose one person first."

"Candidate No. 1: Yan Yingyuan, a famous anti-Qing general in the late Ming Dynasty: 86 in military strength, 88 in command, 75 in intelligence, and 68 in politics."

"The second candidate: Qu Tutong, a famous general in the Sui and Tang Dynasties: 92 in military strength, 90 in command, 77 in intelligence, and 66 in politics."

"The third candidate: Bao Zheng, a famous official in the Northern Song Dynasty: 57 in military strength, 75 in command, 99 in intelligence, 102 in politics, and special attributes: 106 in case resolution."

"The host please choose one person."

After looking at the list of candidates, Lu Bu felt that the candidates this time were really unsatisfactory.

Fortunately, Mr. Bao came at the end, otherwise Lu Bu would really be at a loss.

Although the first two candidates are somewhat famous, judging from the data, they are just so-so.

The first candidate was Yan Yingyuan. This old man was a pure and ruthless man. He guarded the isolated city with cannons and killed three kings and eighteen generals of the Qing army in a row.

Yan Yingyuan, courtesy name Liheng, was born in Tongzhou, Zhili Province. He was a famous general who fought against the Qing Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty, and one of the three princes in Jiangyin who fought against the Qing Dynasty.

In the first year of Ming Hongguang, during his tenure as Jiangyin Canon History, he led 24 volunteers to face 81 Qing cavalry and more than 5000 heavy artillery. He was trapped in the isolated city for 81 days. People, known as Jiangyin [-]st in history.

On the day the city was broken, none of the righteous people surrendered, and there were only 53 survivors, old and young.

After being captured, Yan Yingyuan resolutely refused to kneel to the Qing court Baylor, was pierced through the tibia, "blood boiled and fell", and finally died heroically.

The second candidate, Qu Tutong, who appeared in "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", ranked No. 46 among the 13 friends of Jialiulou, and his brother Qu Tugai ranked No. 14.

But the Qu Tutong who appeared on the candidate list is not the Qu Tutong in the novel.

Qu Tutong, who was born in Changli, is from the Xi family.A famous general from the Northern Zhou Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, the son of Qu Tu Changqing, the governor of Qiongzhou in the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

Resolute in martial arts, good at riding and shooting.

In the seventh year of Daye, he conquered Goguryeo with Yang Guang, and was promoted to Doctor You Guanglu and General Zuo Wu Houwei.

In the 13th year of Daye, he prevented Li Yuan from marching, was defeated and captured, and then surrendered to Li Yuan.

After descending to the Tang Dynasty, Qu Tutong followed Qin Wang Li Shimin to fight against Xue Ju and his son, pacified Wang Shichong, and worshiped the Minister of Industry.

In the second year of Zhenguan, the governor of Luozhou and doctor Zuo Guanglu died in office at the age of 72.

Posthumously presented to Shangshu Zuo Pushe, whose posthumous title is Zhong, and whose figure is Lingyan Pavilion.

As for the third candidate, there is no need to say more, Bao Qingtian and Bao Longtu, this is a well-known figure.

"Choose Bao Zheng!"

"Ding! The host selected Bao Zheng successfully, and Bao Zheng implanted his identity as a small writer in Ji County. The host can recruit by himself. Location: Ji County."

"Ding! Yan Yingyuan implanted identity: general of Cao Cao, recruited by Cao Cao when he attacked Yanzhou. Location: Jiyin."

"Ding! Qu Tutong's implanted identity: Liu Xie's bodyguard. Location: Chang'an."

After Yan Yingyuan and Qu Tutong were registered on the roster of born military generals, Lu Bu began to think about the series of influences these two might bring.

But after thinking about it, Lu Bu didn't feel that these two people would cause him any trouble.

Yan Yingyuan became Boss Cao's general. For a while, Boss Cao had to spend time in Yanzhou to digest Yanzhou, and there was no chance to mobilize troops.

Up to now, Boss Cao has not captured the entire territory of Yanzhou, and Liu Dai is still relying on the terrain to lead his troops to resist stubbornly, and the battle is very anxious.

As for Qu Tutong becoming Liu Xie's bodyguard, this is quite interesting.

A few days ago, Liu Yu became Liu Xie's companion and bodyguard. This time, Qu Tutong was added, and the water in Chang'an became more and more muddy.

It is foreseeable that if the system continues to allocate talents to Liu Xie, Liu Xie will fight Dong Zhuo in time.

Liu Xie is different from Liu Bian. Liu Bian has no opinion. Although he is not stupid, he is not smart either.

And Empress Dowager He is a smart person, she will tell Liu Bian what to do and what not to do, and it is precisely because of this that Lu Bu helped Liu Bian to this position.

In comparison, Liu Xie is a smart man, he knows how to keep a low profile, and knows how to provoke trouble at the right time.

And Liu Xie's smartest point is to protect himself and use the hands of others to perform actions.

He knows very well that the identity of the emperor is his greatest talisman, as long as he does not come out of the water and directly organizes actions, those who control him will not tear their skins and harm him.

In April 189, Emperor Ling died in the Jiade Hall.

As a result, the issue of the crown prince immediately became the focus of attention of the two major power groups, eunuchs and foreign relatives.

Jian Shuo wanted to get rid of He Jin, and then made Liu Xie emperor, but the news leaked, the plan failed, Jian Shuo died, and the young emperor succeeded him.

In this contest for supreme power, Liu Xie, who was only eight years old, lost.

But this defeat is not a bad thing for Liu Xie. Except for the monsters like Gan Luo, most of the eight-year-old children should be at the age of playing and studying hard.

Although the young emperor succeeded to the throne, his life was not easy.

Although Liu Xie is a few years older, the young emperor is still a veritable puppet.

After He Jin's downfall, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu and others filled Luoyang to kill the eunuchs. Zhang Rang, Duan Gui and others hijacked Liu Bian and Liu Xie to escape, but Zhang Rang killed them on the way.

The two brothers went through all kinds of difficulties and dangers, and finally met someone who escorted them, but unfortunately, this person was Dong Zhuo from Xiliang.

When Dong Zhuo asked about the situation, the young emperor spoke incoherently. Dong Zhuo was overwhelmed, but Liu Xie answered every question without missing anything.

After returning to Luoyang, Liu Xie was supported by Dong Zhuo to become the emperor when Dong Zhuo insisted that he and Queen Mother Dong were of the same clan.

The princes of the Eighteenth Route later called on Dong, and Liu Xie moved to Chang'an with Dong Zhuo.

In 192, Dong Zhuo died at the hands of Lu Bu. Before Liu Xie was happy, Li Jue and Guo Si led their troops into Chang'an.

During the years when Li Jue and Guo Si were in Chang'an, Liu Xie was in danger and his life was in danger.

In this predicament, the young and wise Liu Xie began to learn how to survive and grow in this difficult environment.

In 194, there was a severe drought in Sanfu, and the price of grain soared. Yihu Valley was sold at a high price of 50 yuan. There was even a cannibalism incident in Chang'an City.

Liu Xie ordered to open a warehouse for relief, and appointed Shi Houwen, the censor, to deal with it, but the disaster situation did not improve at all.

Liu Xie suspected that someone was embezzled, so he personally tested it in order to prove that there was indeed a deduction in the distribution, so Liu Xie issued an edict to charge Hou Wen [-] sticks, and sent people to carry out disaster relief work again, finally alleviating the disaster.

It can be seen from a glimpse of the leopard in the tube that although this is a trivial matter, it can reflect Liu Xie's wisdom to a certain extent.

In 195, Li Jue and Guo Si had a quarrel, and immediately started fighting when they disagreed. Liu Xie was held hostage again, and then began a journey of ups and downs that lasted for more than a year.

During this period of time, not to mention the majesty of the emperor, Liu Xie couldn't even guarantee the most basic life.

In 196, when Liu Xiedong returned, Cao Cao, the governor of Yanzhou, led the army to Luoyang and took Liu Xie to Xuchang, which opened the era of "serving the emperor to order but not ministers".

Liu Xie originally thought that Cao Cao was a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty, and that he would have a better life in the future, but he never thought that Cao Cao was also an ambitious man.

After discovering Cao Cao's true face, Liu Xie began to win over Liu Bei, not only recognizing Liu Bei's identity as a clan member of the Han family, but also naming Liu Bei as the left general.

Later, at the behest of Liu Xie, the clothing belt edict was staged.

General Cheqi, Uncle Dong Cheng, General Zuo Liu Bei, Changshui Xiaowei Zhongji, General Wu Zilan, and Wang Zifu conspired to get rid of Cao Cao. As a result, the matter was exposed. Except for Liu Bei, all the others were awarded the title, even the pregnant Dong Guiren. He did not escape, but was strangled by Cao Cao.

Empress Fu asked her father Fu Wan to kill Cao Cao, but the conspiracy between the two was revealed, and Empress Fu died of confinement. Liu Xie and her two princes were also poisoned to death. was put to death.

But after these two plots, Liu Xie was still unscathed and safe.

The following year, at Cao Cao's behest, Cao Jie was changed to the queen by Liu Xie.

In the following time, Liu Xie did not continue to carry out operations, perhaps because he was disheartened, or because he knew that he could not succeed, he simply gave up.

Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, who had always been played with by powerful ministers, survived to the end.

Even if he was exiled to Shanyang, Liu Xie still managed Shanyang in an orderly manner, and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment.

Liu Xie lived until the time of Emperor Ming of Wei. When he died, he was posthumously named Duke of Shanyang, called "Emperor Xiaoxian", and all funeral utensils were available.

As a puppet emperor, it was not easy for Liu Xie to do this.

　The second watch arrives!

　　
　
(End of this chapter)