Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2467 Yuan Xi surrendered to Jin, and the two counties returned to Li

Once the fight between Yuan Tan and Yuan Xi is decided, the subordinates of the losing side may have a chance to have a good ending, unless they encounter someone who is particularly stingy.

However, if it is the loser himself, even if the two people fighting for it are brothers or even father and son, it will still be extremely cruel and bloody.

Therefore, although the Jin army was previously a great enemy of the Yuan family, it could even be said to be a mortal enemy.

However, if it were Yuan Xi, the Jin army would have to move back a row in front of Yuan Tan.

If he fell into the hands of the Jin army, he would have a bad end, but he would not be killed for sure, and there would be some possibility of survival. However, if he fell into the hands of his brother, it would not be certain.

Under the constant oppression of Yuan Tan's forces, Yuan Xi's forces were almost unable to hold on. At this time, the staff of the floating room suddenly arrived secretly. For Yuan Xi, it was like a straw that he grasped tightly when he was about to drown. So, naturally, he was unwilling to let go of it.

It can be said that Fu Shui Fang's contact with Yuan Xi was conducted in secret.

The two families have been fighting for so many years, and Yuan Xi also has his own mortal enemies under him, the Jin army.

Once we have public contact, it will inevitably be sabotaged by these people!

Secondly, with Yuan Tan implementing the Nine-Rank System, the attraction of the other forces to the Jizhou forces, which were mainly represented by the aristocratic power class, had to be pushed back further.

After all, although the two heads of the Yuan Tan and Yuan Xi families are as hostile as fire and water, the people under them are not to the point of a life-and-death struggle.

Therefore, Jia Xu did not make the matter of dismissing Yuan Xi known to everyone, and kept it completely secret.

It is absolutely impossible to say that Yuan Xi had no struggle in his heart regarding joining the Jin army.

After fighting for so many years, the two families had no idea how many people had died at the hands of the other side, and among these people were many of their relatives. Both sides wished they could eat the other's flesh and blood alive.

However, the reality is that he is basically powerless to reverse the struggle between him and his elder brother.

If he doesn't grab this life-saving straw, then when he is completely defeated, his brother may not forgive him.

Even if he was not killed on the spot, he would definitely find a suitable reason in the near future to make him commit an accident that would convince everyone in the world.

Even, not only him, but his entire family may encounter a reasonable accident.

When he considered this result, he struggled in his heart, but in the end, his obsession with survival prevailed.

What’s more, the promise Jia Xu made to him was not low, it was directly a marquisate.

The title of marquis was the highest rank in the Han Dynasty's system of nobility.

Going higher, only those of royal bloodline can enjoy it.

Therefore, Fu Shui Fang finally persuaded Yuan Xi to join the embrace of their Great Jin.

As for Jia Xu, this old treacherous man, considering the complicated situation in Jizhou today, although he had persuaded Yuan Xi to agree to their uprising and surrender, Jia Xu still kept a safe hand.

For him, this matter must not have any accidents. Because of what happened that year, after so many years, Li Xiang still disliked him. From time to time, he would find something to do with him.

It's not a solution to keep going like this.

If the Emperor continues to worry about him like this, I'm afraid he won't be able to retire properly even if he wants to.

Just like this time, he had clearly withdrawn from the position of Minister of Six Ministries and gave the position under him to Little Kong Ming. Although he did not retire completely, he at least left the first-line position and began to retreat to the second line.

However, he was still pulled out by His Majesty the Emperor to deal with this matter.

It was precisely because of his consideration of retirement in the future, and in order to ensure a stable retirement life, that he had to atone for his sins this time. At least, he couldn't let His Majesty the Emperor think about him all the time.

Therefore, he had to add an extra layer of insurance for this matter.

It was also because of this that, under the secret contact of Fushuifang, Lian Po, the deputy governor of Liangzhou who happened to be returning to Shangdang to visit his relatives in the north, and Cao Ren at Hulao Pass, after receiving the news, each led a part of the cavalry, a total of 6,000 cavalry, and entered the land of Hebei, moving during the day and hiding at night, like divine troops descending from the sky.

They encountered almost no obstacles along the way. Even if they were discovered by Yuan family soldiers, the two men were carrying Yuan Xi's command arrows, which did not affect their progress at all.

Moreover, because of the cooperation of their master Yuan Xi, when the morning came that day, officials of all ranks woke up from their sleep and discovered that the Jin cavalry had actually entered the city and had already controlled various important positions.

When they woke up from this sleep, they felt as if the sky had fallen down. They suddenly felt that they didn’t recognize this world anymore.

In this way, with the active cooperation of Yuan Xi, Lian Po and Cao Ren officially began to take over Zhongshan and Changshan.

If given a choice, Jia Xu actually didn't want Cao Ren to come.

The relationship between the Yuan and Cao families was good at the beginning, but later they became hostile, especially during the Central Plains War, when the two families met, they were merciless. Back then, Yuan Shen killed several children from the Cao and Xiahou families in one go.

At this point, the two families wish each other would die.

However, although he did not want Cao Ren to participate in this matter, the closest troops to Zhongshan and Changshan were only Cao Ren, apart from Lian Po. He had to use this force even if he did not want to.

After all, in order for the troops of the Jin Dynasty to arrive here as quickly as possible, cavalry is definitely needed.

It was impossible for him to mobilize all the cavalry from Huguan Pass, so he could only mobilize a part from Huguan Pass and Hulao Pass respectively.

Fortunately, based on Jia Xu's understanding of Cao Ren, this person is relatively sensible and will not do anything that is detrimental to the overall situation.

If it were those people from the Cao family with bad tempers, Jia Xu would never have recruited them even if he was willing to take a risk.

However, no matter what, with Yuan Xi's active cooperation and the arrival of Lian Po and Cao Ren's troops, Zhongshan and Changshan fell into the hands of the Jin army without bloodshed.

The war in the north had not yet begun, but a gap had already been opened in Hebei.

(End of this chapter)