I will be the master of Xuande

Chapter 269
Regarding the Thousand-Character Essay, Liu Jian sent the book to Luoyang City for Dong Zhuo to read, in fact, to let Dong Zhuo ask him for it.

The relationship between Liu Jian and Dong Zhuo is subtle. He needs to use something to bind Dong Zhuo, and use some of his article resources in exchange for the political resources Dong Zhuo gave...

Moreover, as soon as the paper book was born, Liu Jian, the mastermind, would inevitably gather the anger and hatred of most of the prominent families.

Therefore, he needs someone to help him share this anger.

And Dong Zhuo, a native of Liangzhou, who publishes the thousand-character essay will not only not be respected by the nobles, but will also be set on fire to share the anger of the nobles for Liu Jian.

It's a good way to bring disaster to the east.

And to put it meanly, if Liu Jian wants to, he has a hundred ways to get back the copyright of Thousand Characters and put it on his own head.

No matter how you think about this deal, it is appropriate.

Of course, the most important thing is that Liu Jian no longer needs this fame. He is already a well-known celebrity in the world. One or two articles have almost zero influence on him. Now he needs other things.

People's hearts change people's hearts, he always asks for things from Dong Zhuo, so he has to give Dong Zhuo something in return, doesn't he?
……

After the meeting with Dong Zhuo, Tian Feng came to Yuan Ji's mansion to meet him after getting permission.

The current Yuan Ji has lost the splendor of the past.

He had been in the position of the three princes for less than a year before being pushed down by Dong Zhuo. To be honest, Yuan Ji was very unwilling.

But now the situation has gradually slipped out of his control. Dong Zhuo used force to control the court, and at the same time strictly controlled the whereabouts of their courtiers and ministers. As Yuan Ji, if he wanted to sneak out of Luoyang secretly, it would be impossible.

In the entire Luoyang City, the four deadliest people stared at by Dong Zhuo were the emperor, the empress dowager, Yuan Kui, and Yuan Ji.

However, fortunately, his only son had been sent out of Luoyang by Jushou, and Yuan Ji's wish was fulfilled after all.

When he saw Tian Feng, Yuan Ji immediately asked him about his child's situation.

Tian Feng saluted Yuan Ji respectfully, and said: "Your Majesty, the beloved son has now been fostered in Liu Jizhou's mansion, and his wife has personally raised him, treating him like a parent and child. This time, Liu Jizhou asked Feng to go to Luoyang as an envoy. The important task is to inform Yu Junhou of this matter."

When Yuan Ji heard this, a layer of mist of tears floated in his eyes unknowingly.

However, he quickly realized his gaffe, and hastily stretched out his hand to wipe it lightly, while Tian Feng turned his head knowingly and looked aside, as if he didn't see him.

Later, I saw Yuan Ji turned his head, looked at Tian Feng, and sighed: "Please tell De Ran, remember the friendship of the best friend in the past, and take good care of my son."

Tian Feng said: "Your Majesty, don't worry, I will take what you say."

"Liu Jizhou asked me to ask the prince if there is anything else that needs to be done on his behalf. He is in Hebei, so he has no excuses."

Yuan Ji shook his head and said, "Since my son has been entrusted to Deran, I don't have to worry about it anymore."

Later, Yuan Ji picked up the water bottle on the table, took a sip, and then said: "It's just that I have been in Luoyang for a long time, and I have been under surveillance. I don't know what it is like outside. Please, Mr. Yuan Hao, tell me in detail." Say, how is the situation in the world today?"

While stroking his beard, Tian Feng slowly explained to Yuan Ji the current situation of the world.

From Liu Jian, to Liu Yu, and from Liu Yu to Tao Qian, and then some rumors about the people in Luoyang City in other counties, and finally brought the topic to Jingzhou in the south.

"Today, my younger brother, Yuan Shao, gathers people in Huairu, Nanyang. He is tolerant and tolerant of everyone. He is attached to the world. He speaks out decisively in the face of danger. He is wise and brave in front of others. He is truly a master of the moment!"

Tian Feng's words were really praising Yuan Shao, but for some reason, when Yuan Ji heard these words, his heart felt as uncomfortable as a knife piercing a needle.

Thinking that as the head of the Yuan family, he is now trapped in Luoyang by Dong Zhuo, and originally he was in Jingzhou, dominating one side, and he was also supported by the personnel from the Ruying land of the Yuan family. This heart seems to be bleeding.

"I don't want to be so promising at the beginning, and I feel at ease to protect the people of one side." Yuan Ji praised dryly.

Tian Feng looked at Yuan Ji secretly, and saw that when he said this, although it was a compliment, but his smile was stiff and his tone was flat, it was obviously against his will, so he knew it.

He cupped his hands to Yuan Ji and said: "A while ago, Yuan Shijun sent someone from Jingzhou to Hebei to send a secret letter to Mr. Lu. The secret should not be known to outsiders. I wonder if you would like to hear it?"

At this moment, the two of them were in the same room with no one around, so Yuan Ji naturally wanted to hear it.

He was a bit puzzled, why didn't Yuan Shao consolidate Jingzhou and Ruying at this time, and send someone to Jizhou to deliver a letter to Lu Zhi?

"Appreciate further details?"

Tian Feng looked around, then took a deep breath, and said: "I just listened to Lu Gong's recitation of the content, there may be some discrepancies, and I hope you don't blame me."

"It's okay, please tell me, sir."

Tian Feng cleared his throat, and then recited slowly: "Nowadays, the traitor ministers are in chaos, the court is in trouble, and there is nothing to control, watching Zhuo Zhuo's words and deeds, being rude on the lightest, Zhang and Sui have been domineering for years, Zhuo has been appointed without merit, and despised state affairs. I have been favored throughout the ages, and I will do my best to revive the Han Dynasty. However, Qi Huan is not a barbarian and I cannot become a hegemony. Goujian is not a Fan Li. There is no way to survive the country. Now I want to fight with Lu Gong With one heart, we will secure the country together, and crusade against the Dong bandits. If we don't wipe out the three clans, and the county looks at the world, then I will die with regret..."

When Tian Feng said this, Yuan Ji was already dripping with cold sweat.

He is not a fool, he naturally understands the purpose of Yuan Shao's letter to Lu Zhi.

This clearly means directly confronting Dong Zhuo.

In fact, from the standpoint of the Yuan family and Dong Zhuo, if you really tear your face, you will tear your face, and it's not a big deal.

The question is, if you really want to tear yourself apart from Dong Zhuo and face off on the battlefield, should you first consider what kind of situation your uncle and your brother are currently in.

When you confronted Dong Zhuo head-on on the battlefield, you felt happy, you vented your anger, and you appeared to be a hero.

The question is, who will suffer in Luoyang City?

You will kill people like this.Do you know or not.

Yuan Ji was just angry at first, but as he gradually calmed down, a chill began to appear in his heart.

How could Yuan Shao not think of things that he could think of?
After all, it was related to him, the Patriarch of the Yuan family and the father-in-law of the previous generation. Yuan Shao would definitely not make such a decision lightly if he offered dim sum and thought it over carefully.

Think about it now that Yuan Shao is in Nanyang, capturing the hearts and minds of the Yuan family's headquarters, and his strength is unprecedented. The current Yuan Shao controls more resources than he, the head of the family.

A man's ambition changes with the resources he possesses.

When people are hungry, they only think of being able to satisfy their hunger, but when they can reach the level of living affluence, they will pursue the satisfaction of spiritual needs.

A person who is on the verge of starvation will never aspire to become a great writer. On the contrary, a person who is relatively satisfied materially and spiritually will not think about a meal day and night.

Yuan Shao is now at a special stage, and the resources he has now have fueled his ambition.

Yuan Ji really didn't want to think too badly of his younger brother, but what happened before him couldn't stop him from thinking about it.

"Mr. Tian, ​​Mr. Yuan has something to trouble you."

"Don't dare, don't dare."

Tian Feng got up hastily: "I don't know what the lord has ordered? Tian will do his best!"

A somewhat bleak smile appeared on Yuan Ji's face.

"I want to write a letter, please help me get out of the capital."

…………

In the spring of the third year of Chuping, Dong Zhuo set up a publishing and printing office in Luoyang, which was responsible for supervising paper publications throughout the Han Dynasty.

At the same time, he also began to establish publishing laws according to Liu Jian's proposal.

He classified paper books as official publications, and the publication and printing of all paper publications must be supervised and published by institutions empowered by the Han Dynasty Publishing Administration.

That is to say, all paper publications will belong to the official coordination, and private publications are not allowed.

At present, the only capable and qualified printing and publishing institution in the entire Han Dynasty is Qingzhou Bookstore.

Next, the Thousand-Character Wen and Xiping Stone Classic Jingwenping will become the first batch of publications, which will be verified and printed in Qingzhou Bookstore, and at the same time, will be sold in the official business pilot in Luoyang City.

Although the cost of paper is relatively high, this light, easy-to-carry and very eye-catching emerging text carrier has just been sold in Luoyang, and it has been strongly sought after by Tai students, nobles, poor families, and common people.

Thousands of newly printed books were sold out in an instant.

And what is recorded in these books is nothing but Zhengding scriptures of Xiping Shijing.

Anyone who wants to transcribe can do so for free at any time.

To put it bluntly, it is a pure public book.

But even so, none of these paper books remained.

For a time, paper books became popular throughout Sili.

And those who snapped up paper books, after bringing them back to other states and counties, were able to double the number of books sold to scholars from other places.

Paper books in Qingzhou turned out to be hard currency among the gentry, and the price doubled and went up.

At this moment, its collection value is far higher than its reading value, which Liu Jian never thought of at the beginning.

Qingzhou books were distributed to Luoyang, and Liu Jian asked Dong Zhuo for money based on six times the production and transportation costs.

After Dong Zhuo got these books, he increased them by [-]% to sell them.

That is to say, a book that cost one yuan was sold for ten yuan in the end.

Of the ten coins, Liu Jian took six and Dong Zhuo took four.

Not only that, the appearance of the thousand-character prose also made Dong Zhuo famous.

Dong Zhuo requested that thousand-character inscriptions should be used as an enlightenment material in Sili and all townships and counties in Guanzhong to replace first-aid chapters and be piloted first.

The literati in the Han Dynasty were not fools. The knowledge and heritage contained in the Thousand-Character Wen, including the philosophy of the stories told in it, and the acceptance of children, can be replaced by nothing in the entire Han Dynasty.

If this thousand-character text was written by a great Confucianist in the world, then forget it.

But he happened to be created by Dong Zhuo, the Liangzhou barbarian whom all the Kanto gentry looked down upon the most in the world.

It is certain that he did not write it, but he did publish it.

Although this thousand-character prose is good, it is still slapping the face of the Kanto family.

The smoked one is called a loud one.

Based on this book alone, who dares to say that Dong Zhuo is not a celebrity?Even if it wasn't written by him, Dong Zhuo has a literary name based on his discerning eyes.

Who dares to say that he is just a Liangzhou tiger and wolf who doesn't understand etiquette and writing?

Dong Zhuo was very proud, he never thought that one day he would be famous in literature, not in martial arts.

Ever since the Qianziwen interview, Dong Zhuo has been feeling a little dizzy every day.

Don't blame him for drifting away, who would be unhappy with this matter?
It's a pity that Dong Zhuo's good time has come to an end.

Yuan Shao finally began to organize various prefects and governors to crusade against Dong Zhuo.

They raised the banner of crusade against the national traitors and helped the Han Dynasty, and all the people met in Suanzao to form an alliance to attack Dong Zhuo.

Among the crusades were Yuan Shao, Mu Yuan Shao of North Jingzhou, Yuan Shu, Mu Yuan Shu of North Yangzhou, Sun Jian, prefect of Changsha, Wang Kuang, prefect of Hanoi, Liu Dai, the new governor of Yanzhou, Yuan Yi, Mu Yuanyi of North Yizhou, Han Fu, the new governor of Youzhou, and Zhang Wei, the prefect of Chenliu. Miao, Zhang Chao, governor of Guangling, Bao Xin, the new governor of Jibei, Qiao Mao, the new governor of Dongjun, and so on.

Even if Dong Zhuo's behavior today is different from the history, even if he supports the Han Dynasty now...

However, the fundamental conflict between him and the Kanto clan was not resolved, so the war against him still broke out.

(End of this chapter)