Weird Three Kingdoms

Chapter 183
At this moment, Fei Qian really didn't know how to make a choice. Perhaps Cao Cao was the ideal choice, but Fei Qian knew clearly that it was impossible to choose Cao Cao based on the current seat.

I borrowed the banner of Liu Biao, the governor of Jingzhou, to share a seat in the first row with Yi Jiyou, which represented more or less a party of princes, but poor Cao Cao couldn't even get a seat in the first row. Being able to sit behind Zhang Miao means being a part of Zhang Miao's subordinates...

Go beyond Zhang Miao to elect Cao Cao?
I'm afraid even if I say it myself, it will probably be regarded as a joke, and not only myself, but also my teachers Cai Yong and Pang Degong will be ridiculed and said that they have taught a person who does not understand the superiority and inferiority, and does not know etiquette...

Although I know you are the best candidate, I really can't choose you.

Fei Qian was thinking about abstaining like Bao Xin did, and looking towards Cao Cao, he saw that Cao Cao seemed to be signaling something with his eyes...

Following Cao Cao's eyes, Fei Qian looked over and found that Cao Cao was signaling to Yuan Yi?

No, it's not Yuan Yi, but Yuan Shao who was recommended by Yuan Yi. What does Cao Cao want me to recommend Yuan Shao?

this……

Fei Qian couldn't help hesitating. After all, if Yuan Shao was elected, he would surely offend many people. Just now, Yuzhou Governor Kong Ni was singing and acting, and what he meant was to let me choose him. If I abstained from voting Forget it, if I choose Yuan Shao now, I will definitely offend Kong Ni, as well as Zhang Miao and Zhang Chao brothers who are with Kong Ni, and even Qiao Mao, the prefect of Dongjun, will not want to see me because of this...

Fei Qian was in a bit of trouble, but saw Cao Cao bowing to him with a solemn expression behind Zhang Miao...

Either way!

Fei Qian thought about it and thought about it carefully, and found that it seemed to be from another angle, so he opened his mouth and didn't directly say who he supported, but said: "Excuse me for taking the liberty. What is General Yuan Gonglu doing now?"

Zhang Chao was more straightforward, and his mouth was quicker, so he said directly: "I don't know about the general, but the Marquis of Yi Township is setting up an altar in Ye County to inherit..."

All of a sudden, the audience fell silent, and even Zhang Chao seemed to have suddenly discovered the problem, opening his mouth in a daze...

Fei Qian arched his hands, indicating that he had finished speaking.

Yiji on the side cocked his mouth, and whispered in a very low voice: "...Ziyuan...a great talent...a perfect match..."

Although Fei Qian's appearance seems to be very calm and confident, in fact, his heart is throbbing wildly. Originally, this question was just thought of by himself. I wanted to extend this to explain that Yuan Shao is slightly older than Yuan Shu, and he is going along with the flow. The one who recommended Yuan Shao ended up with a wonderful answer from Zhang Chao, and he stopped saying anything...

In fact, Fei Qian was also taken aback by the news, but judging from the situation at the scene, it was obvious that Kong Ni, Zhang Miao and others, and even Liu Dai and his gang knew about it, and it was indeed the first time he had heard of it.

Undertaking!
This Yuan Shao is really cowardly!

How can the current emperor Liu Xie issue any edict to Yuan Shao?
So to hold a ceremony of succession, it is said that it is adhering to the will of the emperor, but in fact?Didn't Yuan Shao just say what he said?
Fei Qian thought of Zhang Miao's ambiguous words before, and couldn't help cursing in his heart. This bastard Zhang Miao was really fooling himself. If Yuan Shao was doing this, he would definitely not come to Suanzao.

The initiation ceremony is a big event, if you want to set up an altar to fast, you can make it as grand as you want, how can you just get out of it in a short while?

However, Yuan Shao's move was also an extremely bold move. If the emperor just twisted his mouth and said that Yuan Shao's inheritance was false, then Yuan Shao's behavior was a crime of false edict...

Strictly speaking, it is a crime of violating the emperor's person, power and dignity.

After the Han Dynasty, anyone who tried to correct the law was basically beheaded if caught, and there were even those from the barbarian tribes.This may be because the emperors of the Han Dynasty still adhered to the concept of literati and bureaucrats governing the world together, or some other reasons formed that in the Han Dynasty, some people were executed because of false edicts, and some people found out after the event but nothing happened...

During the reign of Emperor Wu, "a fire broke out in Hanoi and burned more than a thousand houses", so Ji An went to inspect it.Seeing that the poor "father and son eat each other", he acted cheaply, relying on the "festival" bestowed by the emperor, opened "Hanoi warehouse millet to revive the poor" by the emperor's edict, and then took the initiative to "please return to the festival and subdue the crime."

However, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty stated that this was because Ji An was out of goodwill, "harmless correction", and was not held accountable.

During the Yuanding period of Emperor Wu, Xu Yan also "corrected" once, but it was considered a serious harm to correcting, and was impeached by the imperial historian Zhang Tang, and he was punished to death.

Therefore, in the Han Dynasty, corrective edicts and corrections were not necessarily sinful. Moreover, under the current situation, Yuan Shao stood up and said that he had the emperor's edict, and he could act cheaply according to the emperor's will. Clothes……

But the problem is, no one will debunk it...

Kong Ni opened his mouth and looked at Zhang Miao at the side, somewhat helpless in his eyes, and finally said: "Yuan Benchu ​​is the fourth and third prince, after his name and appearance, he is a hero. He can be the leader of the alliance... do you agree?"

There was a strange silence in the big tent for a while, and then they all said: "Good! The Marquis of Beixiang should be the leader of the alliance!"

Just kidding, Yuan Shao is now engaged in the succession system, if he is not allowed to be the leader, then Yuan Shao will feel unhappy, saying that the emperor has an edict, so-and-so is incompetent, dismissed from office and returned to his hometown...

Besides, what are you guys doing here here?

Are you really planning to come to war?
Isn't it just for the sake of being able to advance in the official career?

As for the later general Yuan Shu, or Kong Ni, I'm really sorry, why don't you have the right to speak in official positions now?

For the sake of the official hat on his head, even if he had been leaning towards Yuan Shu's Qiao Mao, after careful consideration, he finally compromised.

Kong Ni's voice seemed a little hoarse, and said: "In this way, the leader will be selected, and the horse will be reported to the Marquis of the country. And immediately build an altar for the oath..."

At this point, the procrastinating meeting is finally over.The two heavyweights, Kong Ni and Liu Dai got up together, and walked out side by side first, and the rest also stood up, and went out according to the order of their seats...

When Kong Ni walked up to Fei Qian, he didn't know whether it was intentional or not, he nodded to Fei Qian, said softly: "Good!" and then left.

Then Zhang Miao came over, didn't say a word, didn't look at Fei Qian, just flicked his sleeves in front of Fei Qian, and then left the big tent.On the other hand, Zhang Chao cast a sideways glance at Fei Qian, and followed Zhang Miao with an unfriendly expression.

Fei Qian sighed in his heart, even though he was more cautious and chose a better entry point, he still offended the person who should be offended...

Cao Cao, you are such a scam...

　Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty punished the so-called harmless correction with a fine of four liang in the end... Believe it or not... Xu Yan is an unlucky ghost. ...Unfortunately, what Xu Yan violated was the government-run policy of salt and iron implemented by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, so Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty found another expert debater to apply for the case and killed Xu Yan...PS: "Father and son eat each other"...

　　
　
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