Three Kingdoms Summoning: Peak Resurgence

[Ding Dong, Yu Jin's Commander level has exceeded 90, and his Force has exceeded 95, so he is rewarded with one equipment card, one bronze summon card, and one equipment card;]

[Ding Dong, Xu Chu's force attribute exceeds 100, and the host is rewarded with a God General Summoning Card;
The current host has a total of: 2133 summoning points, one random summoning card, two silver summoning cards, one silver intelligence summoning card, one silver political summoning card, one silver charm summoning card, one silver commander summoning card, four gold summoning cards, four free attribute points, one legion summoning card, three top-notch summoning cards, one low-level gold charm attribute point, three bronze summoning cards, one gold special summoning card, one gold charm summoning card, one skill enhancement card, two equipment cards, one god summoning card, and one gold random summoning card;]

Wang Yu was very satisfied to see that he had accumulated so many summoning cards, because even if the summoning system changed and the quality of summoning using summoning points dropped significantly, he had nothing to worry about.

On the other hand, Qin Hao, since he has been suppressed by Wang Yu, it is probably difficult for him to even perform basic summoning now.

Since the decisive battle of Kaifeng will be coming up next, Wang Yu does not plan to summon at this time, but wait until the war is over before making another wave of summons.

By then, even if the system initiates a balance, he will have a way to deal with it.

In this life, since Zhang Ning's age returned to normal, she did not lead an army to intercept Wang Yu and others.

Of course, the reason for this situation is naturally related to the intelligence system under Wang Yu. It was their arrangement that prevented the Taiping Guards from discovering Wang Yu's whereabouts.

Therefore, after subduing Xu Chu and Yu Jin, Wang Yu led these 800 people to where the Han army was stationed.

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Luoyang, the Imperial Palace!
At this moment, all the civil and military officials in the court were discussing what to do next.

At this time, the imperial court had already recruited 50,000 new troops, but even so, it was still a drop in the bucket when facing the Yellow Turban Army with a million people.

This immediately made Liu Hong intend to continue recruiting troops, and he wanted to recruit an army of 100,000 at once. Naturally, this was opposed by important officials such as Yang Biao and Wang Yun.

After all, Sili had been recruiting soldiers since the beginning of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, and the number of soldiers recruited in Luoyang alone exceeded 200,000. If the recruitment continued, the burden on the people near Luoyang would be further increased, which might then provoke a civil uprising.

At this time, Wang Yun proposed to transfer troops from Guanzhong and Yizhou. After all, if it was impossible to recruit troops near Luoyang, they could only be transferred from these two places.

At this time, Yang Biao further proposed that if the 100,000 Yizhou troops left their jurisdiction, it might give other rebel forces an opportunity to take advantage of the situation. So he immediately contacted Liu Hong and suggested that a good general should be sent to take charge in case of any unexpected event!
Liu Hong expressed his deep agreement with Yang Biao's proposal. After all, if Sili could not be defended any longer, the Han court would retreat to Guanzhong. If Guanzhong could not be defended, Yizhou would be the last retreat of the Han Dynasty.

Therefore, the safety of Yizhou will be of vital importance at this time.

Therefore, Liu Hong immediately ordered that Liu Yan, the prefect of Zhuo County, be appointed as the governor of Yizhou, and the new commander of the army, Liu Ji, be appointed as the prefect of Shu County, and ordered the two of them to go to Yizhou to deter the villains.

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As for Guanzhong, Liu Hong announced shocking news, that is, the capital would be moved to Chang'an, and he would personally be in charge of Guanzhong. For this purpose, Liu Hong even made up a story that Emperor Gaozu had appeared in his dream.

He did this to give his ministers a way out and make them agree to his proposal to move the capital.

Wang Yun and others naturally opposed this.

After all, the battle of Xiaopingjin was at a critical juncture. With Di Qing's ability, even if Xiang Yu was very powerful, it would be difficult for him to break through this high pass in a short time. But if Liu Hong abandoned the capital and ran away at this time, the result would be completely different, because this would be a huge blow to the morale and fighting spirit of the soldiers in the front. Even if Di Qing had the ability to reach the sky, it would be difficult to prevent the defeat.

However, even if Wang Yun disagreed, it would not change anything. After discussions among the aristocratic families in Luoyang, more than 90% of them agreed to move the capital to Luoyang.

Since they had no choice but to agree, Wang Yun and the others gritted their teeth, and at the same time they became more and more disappointed with the big man.

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In July of the second year of Zhongping, the Han court officially moved its capital from Luoyang to Chang'an.

At this time, the 50,000 reinforcements from Guanzhong had arrived in Luoyang, and the 100,000 troops recruited from Yizhou had also entered Guanzhong. This seemed to be good news.

But just a dozen days later, bad news came.

That is, Xiaopingjin was lost, and Di Qing retreated to Luoyang with an army of 100,000.

In fact, Di Qing could have continued to hold on for a while, but he didn't want to go on like this. As the emperor fled, the fighting spirit of all the soldiers in Xiaopingjin was greatly reduced.

According to Di Qing's calculations, if they continued to defend the pass, more people would die in battle at the pass every day, and they would all be meaningless deaths. It was for this reason that Di Qing took the initiative to abandon the pass and retain his manpower.

When Wang Yun learned the news, he instantly understood Di Qing's thoughts, but he did not take the lead. Instead, he waited to see what the incompetent emperor Liu Hong would say.

If he wanted to take the opportunity to punish Di Qing, he would argue with reason at that time.

Perhaps Liu Hong also knew the impact of his actions on the front line, so he did not blame Di Qing. He also said that it was not his fault, and the matter just passed.

At least, Di Qing retained a large number of manpower for the Han Dynasty. Now that the Han Dynasty had moved its capital, the importance of Xiaopingjin was no longer that important.

Therefore, Di Qing's action was not only wrong, but also meritorious.

Therefore, Liu Hong immediately gave an order, ordering Wang Hong to lead the army of Hulao Pass to head towards Luoyang and defend Luoyang with all his strength. After all, if Xiaopingjin was lost, the Yellow Turbans could directly mobilize a large army to attack Luoyang by water.

At this time, there was no point in Wang Hong continuing to defend Hulao Pass. It would be better for him to return to Luoyang with his entire army and join Di Qing's 100,000-strong army.

Even if by that time, a million Yellow Turbans gathered outside Luoyang City, the combined forces of Wang Hong's troops from all over the country would be able to compete with them in a battle to defend the city.

As the saying goes: Blessings lie within the shadow of misfortunes, and misfortunes lie within the shadow of blessings.

Just as the Han Dynasty was receiving bad news on the front battlefield, and when everyone was pessimistically thinking that the Han Dynasty was going to perish, good news finally came from the front line.

In the Battle of Kaifeng, Wang Yu led more than 70,000 cavalrymen and defeated Huang Chao's army of 210,000. He lost 15,000 of his own troops and killed 130,000 enemies. Huang Chao fled with the remaining 80,000 troops. (End of this chapter)