Three Kingdoms: I have a transfer hall

Cao Cao and Yuan Shao, who were already officials in the dynasty, constantly lamented Liu Feng’s talent to the people around them.

They all thought that Liu Feng could come up with so many stories that could be passed down through the ages, which was absolutely unusual.

And Xiang Xunyu, Xia Zhicai and other scribes, in addition to being amazed by the various monsters and immortals in “Journey to the West”, also admired those poems printed in newspapers and periodicals.

They have long been impressed by Liu Feng’s talent in composing poetry, but since the last Dragon City poetry meeting, Liu Feng’s no works have flowed out.

This is undoubtedly very torturous for the sons of the family who are looking forward to Liu Feng’s new poem.

Fortunately, with the release of the first issue of Longcheng Newspaper and Periodical, everyone saw the long-lost champion Hou “Jue Poem”.

Although there is only one, because there is also Liu Feng’s feelings when composing the poem and the appreciation of the entire poem, it is enough to make the long-awaited children of the family crazy.

Not long after, the release of poetry newspapers and periodicals once again pushed Liu Feng’s superb poems to the pinnacle of the literary world.

In this poetry newspaper and periodical, Liu Feng’s four superb poems created at one time made the literati all over the world addicted.

What made all the literati even more excited was that at the bottom of the poetry newspaper, there was also a message from the champion Hou himself.

The main content of the message is to encourage all literati to write poems and submit articles to the local Longcheng newspaper branch.

The Longcheng newspaper branches in various places would regularly transmit the poems obtained back to Liaodong for appreciation by the Liaodong King and Cai Yong together.

The best ones will be selected, marked with the author’s name, and published in the next issue of the poetry newspaper.

After seeing this news, all the literati seemed to have received Liu Feng’s approval, and they were all ecstatic.

They all knew that with the popularity of the Dragon City newspapers, if they could publish their poems on it, then their great name would surely spread throughout the Han.

So, for a time, among the literati everywhere, a wave of poetry was set off.

And everyone is very active and enthusiastic to submit their works to various branches of Longcheng Newspaper.

Of course, due to the large number of submissions and the limited number of works that can be published in each issue of poetry newspapers, only really excellent works can stand out.

Among them, literati such as Xun Yu and Xia Zhicai, who were themselves talented, had already published their own poems in the Longcheng newspapers and periodicals.

Every poem published in the poetry press is printed with the author’s name on the back.

For a time, the great name of Yingchuan Xunyu once again resounded all over the world.

And scribes like Xia Zhicai, who were originally only famous in Yingchuan, also became famous all over the world with the Longcheng newspapers and periodicals.

Just when everyone’s attention was attracted by the Longcheng newspaper founded by Liu Feng, Longcheng Newspaper, “Journey to the West” and other stories, Liangzhou Newspaper played its function as an intelligence agency.

The Liangzhou newspaper sent back a message to Liu Feng, that is, there was a change in the foreign race in Liangzhou.

Guo Jia, who received the news, immediately told Liu Feng the news.

When Liu Feng heard Guo Jia’s report, he secretly calculated the time, thinking that this time was almost the time for the Liangzhou Rebellion to break out.

So Liu Feng said to Guo Jia: “The change of the Liangzhou alien race this time must definitely cause some rebellions.”

The Qiang people’s dissatisfaction with the Han ruling regime in Liangzhou had a long history, especially since the Yellow Turban Rebellion, and there were frequent conflicts because the imperial court had no time to take care of it.

With such a large-scale troop movement this time, they must be plotting some kind of conspiracy. ”

Guo Jia listened, and also nodded in agreement with Liu Feng’s speculation.

Sure enough, not long after Liu Feng got the news, news came from the Liangzhou newspaper office again, and the Qiang people from Beidi County, Anding County, Jincheng County, Longxi County, Zaohan and Heguan rebelled.

These Qiang people wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to fight against the rule of the Han dynasty, which had been weakened after years of corruption and chaos.

Shortly thereafter, the Hu army, composed of the Qiang people and the Xiaoyue clan, called Huangzhong Yicong, launched a rebellion with the former Huangzhong Yicong Hu soldiers Beigong Boyu and Li Wenhou as generals.

Li Wenhou and Beigong Boyu led a merging rebel force to form the Huangzhong Yicong mutinied against the Han Dynasty governor in the Lingju Army, and killed the Qiang Commander Leng Zheng.

In the short weeks that followed, the rebels conquered Yoongo, a county governor of Jinseong-gun, and from then on used Jinseong-gun as their main stronghold.

Subsequently, Li Wenhou and Beigong Boyu led the rebels to use Jincheng County as a springboard and successively captured several counties in Liangzhou, and the local army of Liangzhou was completely unable to resist.

Its troops even approached the subordinates.

The Liangzhou Rebellion was so loud that it was second only to the Yellow Turban Uprising.

However, although the scale of this riot cannot be compared with the Yellow Turban Uprising, the rebels are far stronger than the Yellow Turban Army.

After all, the rebels of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, except for the major leaders led by Qu Shuai, were all desperate poor people oppressed by the rulers of the Great Han.

They responded to the uprising simply because there was really no way to survive, and they could only win a bite to eat through the uprising.

However, although they were numerous, their combat effectiveness was extremely poor, and many soldiers of the Yellow Turban Army, because of chronic hunger and malnutrition, two or three people could not even beat an ordinary Han officer and soldier.

Even because of the excessive number of people, the marshals in various places did not even have a complete supply of weapons, and many people could only use hoes and sticks as weapons to participate in battles, and even more so armor.

However, the rebels this time were all Hu troops composed of the Qiang and Xiaoyue clans.

Compared with the officers and soldiers of the Great Han, the Hu people themselves were good at riding and shooting, and their cavalry combat effectiveness was far above the army of the Great Han.

Therefore, when the army of the Liangzhou Rebellion captured many cities, the Hanling Emperor Liu Hong instantly panicked.

He urgently appointed the old Emperor Fu Song, who played an important role in the Yellow Turban Rebellion, as a general of the Che Cavalry to lead troops to suppress the rebellion.

Huangfu Song’s family was a general of the Great Han for generations, and had its own style in leading troops to fight.

And Huangfu Song also adheres to the long-standing combat method of focusing on stability, focusing on defense, and looking forward to launching a counterattack after stabilizing the position.

According to his plan, the early defense was to show weakness to the enemy, make the enemy take it lightly, and then quickly counterattack, thereby defeating the opponent.

As for his tactics, Guo Jia analyzed to Liu Feng that this way of fighting should be effective against an alien army with little strategy like Huangzhong Yicong.

However, because Huangfu Song was an upright person, he offended many traitors and eunuchs in the dynasty, and they would definitely offer rumors to Emperor Ling when Huangfu Song showed weakness in the early stage.

Therefore, Guo Jia believes that it will not be long before Liu Hong will inevitably remove Huangfusong.

Perhaps at that time, people will be sent to Liaodong and ask the king of Liaodong to suppress it.