Three Kingdoms Summoning: Peak Resurgence

"Well, Wang Tianyi is truly a pillar of the country!"

Chang'an, Weiyang Palace!

As soon as this news reached Chang'an, Liu Hong was so excited that he almost jumped up and said excitedly.

Although the Yellow Turban Army claims to have an army of one million, it has lost a lot of soldiers and horses since the war with the Han Army, probably more than 200,000.

Now, Wang Yu commanded 70,000 cavalrymen and wiped out more than 100,000 Yellow Turbans in one battle. This was equal to half of the total military merits of all other generals. How could such a great achievement not be rewarded?

Liu Hong immediately issued an order, ordering Wang Yu to lead his cavalry to rush to Luoyang at full speed to ensure that Luoyang was not lost. At the same time, he appointed Wang Yu as Marquis of Wuyang and the post of General of Andong.
At the same time, considering that Wang Hong led his troops to retreat to Luoyang, Yang Biao immediately raised the question of who should be responsible for the defense of Luoyang. After some discussion among the ministers, it was decided that the chief general would no longer be Wang Hong, but the former General Zhenbei, Wang Jian (Jian).

With his ability, as long as he is given enough men and horses, he will be able to defend Luoyang. After all, this is a disciple who has followed Duan Xun in battles across the country and is better than his teacher.

After dealing with the main general stationed in Luoyang, Liu Hong turned his attention to Liangzhou. After all, he was no longer able to recruit civilians to join the army. Liu Hong could only increase the number of troops for Guanzhong by recruiting troops stationed in Liangzhou.

Zhang Wen, who had once suppressed the rebellion in Liang Province and served as the General of Chariots and Cavalry, spoke out against it. After all, the war in Liang Province had not yet subsided. Especially in recent times, rebels such as Beigong Boyu and Han Sui had received assistance from the Qiang leader Yelu Abaoji, and their fighting power had greatly increased.

If the Liangzhou Army is mobilized rashly before the rebellion is completely suppressed, it will be easily captured by the rebels with its current strength, and Guanzhong will then be attacked from both sides.

Seeing what Zhang Wen said, Liu Hong gave up the idea of ​​transferring troops from Liangzhou. However, at this time, Wang Yun, who served as the prime minister, offered Liu Hong a strategy, which was to appoint Qin Wen, the prefect of Yanmen, as the governor of Liangzhou.

The reasons given by Wang Yun were simply impeccable. After all, Qin Wen was born in Guanzhong and had suppressed Qiang rebellions several times. In terms of prestige in Liangzhou, only Fu Xie and Gai Xun, who were also from Liangzhou, could be compared to him.

However, Fu Xie is now a general beside Huangfu Song, and although Gai Xun has enough ability and reputation in Liangzhou, his battle record is slightly insufficient, and he is not yet qualified to be the governor of Liangzhou and intimidate the heroes!
Of course, Wang Yun's words were completely deliberate nonsense. As soon as he said this, everyone present knew that he was planning to weaken Qin Wen's power in Bingzhou and move the Yanmen Army to Liangzhou.

However, although everyone knew it, they would not really point it out. After all, Wang Yu was very favored by Liu Hong now. They could see through it, but felt that they could not say it out loud.

When Zhang Rang heard this, he was instantly furious. Qin Hao had formulated the Nine Strategies for Restoring the Country a long time ago, and specially emphasized the importance of Bingzhou.

Moreover, the Qin family has already established its foothold in the Yanmen Army of Bingzhou. Even the Wang family, the overlord of southern Bingzhou, cannot stop the development of the Qin family.

But now, if the Qin family really moved to Liangzhou, all development plans would be disrupted. How could Zhang Rang allow this to happen?

So Zhang Rang immediately recommended Dong Zhuo as the Governor of Liang Province, and listed the various advantages of his position as the Governor of Liang Province. The most important one was that he could suppress the rebellion quickly. After all, Dong Zhuo's prestige in Liang Province was not low.

Like Wang Jian (Jian), he served as a general under the late Grand Commandant Duan Qiu. The only difference was that Wang Jian was Duan Qiu's disciple.

Under Zhang Rang's persuasion, Liu Hong agreed to his suggestion after some consideration. He appointed Hedong Prefect Dong Zhuo as Governor of Liangzhou and Yueqi Captain Liu Biao as Prefect of Jincheng, and asked the two to go to Liangzhou immediately to take charge.

Liu Hong did this naturally for the purpose of balancing each other. After the birth of Wang Yu, the son of Qilin, the Wang family has slowly shown its sharp teeth, so Qin Wen, who is not a local, is needed to balance it.

Liu Hong's final choice was to appoint Dong Zhuo as the Governor of Liang Province in order to intimidate the forces in Liang Province. After all, the latter had a very high reputation in Liang Province.

Liu Biao, a relative of the Han royal family, was appointed governor of Jincheng in order to restrain Dong Zhuo's power and prevent him from becoming too powerful.

Liu Biao was quite capable. He once rode alone into Jingzhou and gained the support of the aristocratic families in Jingzhou, which enabled him to rule Jingzhou for more than ten years. His leadership ability might be average, but his domestic affairs and vision were not weak.

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Xuanyuan Pass.

Wang Yu personally commanded more than 70,000 cavalrymen and defeated the army of more than 200,000 led by Huang Chao outside the city of Kaifeng. After chasing for a hundred miles, he retreated to Xuanyuan Pass.

Although Wang Yu achieved a great victory in this battle, the process was not so easy!
In any case, the Yellow Turban Army has 200,000 infantry, 15,000 cavalry, and a group of powerful generals such as Pang Shigu, Ge Congzhou, and Zhang Churang.

Considering that Huang Chao had always been insidious and cunning, Wang Yu did not use any conspiracy or tricks to deal with him. Instead, he deployed his troops on the plains of Kaifeng and had a head-on confrontation with Huang Chao in broad daylight.

Of course, Wang Yu still had a trick up his sleeve. He let Li Cunxiao command the Flying Tiger Army and keep it as a hidden reserve force to give Huang Chao a fatal blow at the critical moment.

Huang Chao naturally wanted a head-on battle with Wang Yu, so he immediately led Ge Congzhou, Pang Shigu, Zhang Churang, Zhang Guihou, Zhang Guiba and other fierce generals to fight.

This time, the lineup of generals under Huang Chao was not weak, because there was a hidden super general named Han Jiao. Just when the two sides were fighting, Wang Yu immediately ordered Li Cunxiao to lead the Flying Tiger Army to fight.

However, what Wang Yu did not expect was that Huang Chao seemed to have been guarding against Wang Yu's move for a long time, so he had not let Han Jiao go into battle.

Fortunately, since Han Jiao was a carrying character, his five-dimensional attributes had not reached their peak, and his basic force had just reached 105!

But even so, it would be very difficult for Li Cunxiao to defeat him. After all, Han Jiao's peak basic martial arts strength was not only on par with Li Cunxiao's, but even their skill configurations were not much different.

Li Cunxiao has external force amplification, and Han Jiao also has it. It is precisely because of Han Jiao's appearance that it becomes a little more difficult for the Han army to defeat the Yellow Turban Army.

But don't forget that the Han army has two golden commanders, plus Wang Yu's buff that weakens the enemy commander, so Huang Chao's true strength cannot be fully exerted.

(End of this chapter)