Three Kingdoms: I choose Xiao Qiao and Da Qiao, why are you crying, Diao Chan?

Chapter 146: The danger of Ji Han comes from the descendants! (Thanks for the two monthly tickets from Zhumeng while the blood is still hot~)
After sending Zhang Yun away, Lu Bu came to the curved-legged table and sat cross-legged.

He listed the names of his main generals and advisers on bamboo slips, along with their official titles.

Then we looked at the achievements they had made.

It was finally determined that the official positions of Gan Ning, Sun Ce and Chen Gong were higher than their achievements.

Although Gan Ning made great contributions in the Battle of Wujun.

But before that, he had already been appointed as the prefect of Jiujiang and the Central Guard General.

At that time, it was because of the other party's character that Lu Bu gave him such a high official position in order to win him over.

But now that Zhang Yun is dissatisfied, other generals must be dissatisfied as well.

Huang Gai’s previous attitude towards Gan Ning also illustrates this point.

It’s just that Huang Gai and Sun Ce have a close relationship.

Since Sun Ce was given an important position, Huang Gai was not so dissatisfied as to harbor any thoughts of rebellion.

So Lu Bu did not take this issue seriously at that time.

But the problem exposed by Zhang Yun this time forced him to take it seriously.

After all, Zhang Yun was Liu Biao's nephew.

Although in this era, let alone the so-called uncle and nephew.

Even brothers may become enemies, and the relationship between uncle and nephew is not as close as imagined.

However, since Zhang Yun was once a subordinate of Liu Biao, Lu Bu deliberately did not want to use him.

In addition, he had no good feelings towards this kind of mediocre general, so he never paid much attention to him.

Therefore, he did a poor job in distinguishing rewards and punishments.

However, we certainly cannot remove Gan Ning from his position as prefect now.

However, his position of Central Guard Army can be downgraded by one rank and changed to a fifth-rank lieutenant general.

As for Sun Ce, he actually made great contributions.

Although it does not match the current official position, the gap is not big.

What Zhang Yun was dissatisfied with was probably that the reward he received was too little.

It is undeniable that the other party has put a lot of effort into training the navy.

But since the arrival of Sun Ce and other generals who were good at naval warfare, the roles of Cai Mao and Zhang Yun were further reduced.

Besides, training soldiers is just a little bit hard, but there is no danger.

Compared with Sun Ce, who risked his life fighting on the front line, it is undoubtedly much worse.

So there is a solution to Zhang Yun’s dissatisfaction.

There is no need to demote Sun Ce's official position. Just promote Cai Mao and Zhang Yun to a higher position.

As for the last Chen Gong, although he had joined him for more than a month, it was difficult for him to make any contribution without any war.

Moreover, the level of a civil servant's official position does not have much substantive impact other than his salary.

In addition, most civil servants are relatively smart and can understand whether a person has real talent and knowledge.

However, it is also undeniable that some civil servants are proud inside and cannot stand others holding higher official positions than themselves.

So in order to eliminate this possibility, Lu Bu decided to demote Chen Gong by one level.

He was demoted from the fourth rank of Counselor to the fifth rank of Governor, but he still stayed by his side to offer advice.

When he has nothing to do, he is responsible for the management of the documents of various departments.

After making the decision, Lu Bu called Chen Gong over and explained the whole story to him.

Chen Gong immediately expressed his understanding and was willing to accept the demotion.

Afterwards, Lu Bu went to Jiujiang in person to meet Gan Ning.

Gan Ning is also a reasonable person.

Having been looked down upon in the military camp before, he also realized that he was not worthy of his position.

Giving him a demoted position now would actually make things much easier for him.

Afterwards, Lü Bu made minor adjustments to the official positions of other generals and promoted Cai Mao and Zhang Yun to a higher position. Cai Mao also heard about Zhang Yun's affairs.

He had been feeling uneasy because of his father Cai Feng's affairs.

I didn't expect that I would get promoted this time.

Cai Mao and Zhang Yun immediately went to express their gratitude. Zhang Yun also followed the agreement and asked his son Zhang Zhong to personally apologize to Cai Yan.

Looking at Zhang Zhong's bruised face, Lu Bu knew that he had suffered the heavy weight of fatherly love, so he stopped arguing with him.

After this, Lu Bu announced to every county under his rule that official positions would be adjusted according to military merit.

If you want to get promoted, you can go to him directly and don’t have to keep it to yourself.

The generals and soldiers were quite surprised by this, and many of them sent requests to Lu Bu at once.

Lu Bu also adjusted his official position based on actual conditions.

Most of the subordinates were quite satisfied with their new official positions.

The loyalty of the generals and advisers also improved due to Lu Bu's timely adjustments.

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Yuzhou, Chenjun.

Chen County was located to the west of Pei County and Liang County, bordering Runan and Yingchuan.

An elegant young man holding a white feather fan is standing in the field, looking at the farmers who are plowing with a curved plow.

The cool spring breeze caressed the boy's young body, making him feel more relaxed than ever before.

Young people still have good health...

Walk as fast as the wind and have smooth bowel movements.

Unlike the decayed body in the late period of the previous life, which was exhausted and could not even walk, the only active part was the brain.

It’s a pity that the body can’t withstand the erosion of time, so it’s useless no matter how good the brain is at thinking.

So in this life, he needs to go out more often and exercise more.

Make himself live as long as possible. Only in this way can he ensure that the great man in his heart is more likely to be born!

He looked towards the south, with a hint of admiration in his eyes.

I thought that this time, with a little trick, I could cause Cao Cao and Lu Bu to fight fiercely and greatly deplete each other's military strength.

In this way, he would not only capture Cao Cao's Chen and Liang counties.

He also has the opportunity to take over Lu Bu's Jiujiang and Guangling.

But unexpectedly, Lu Bu seemed to see through his intentions.

Apart from using the trick he gave to solve the crisis in Jiangxia at the beginning, the strategic intentions of the other two tricks were not achieved...

I didn't expect that Lu Bu could resist the temptation to capture and kill Cao Cao, and could guess the contents of his blue sachet, and stop Sun Ce from chasing him in time.

Whether the enemy ambushed them at Dafu Mountain or Sun Ce pursued them, the strength of the Cao and Lu armies would be further depleted.

But this Lu Bu seemed to have a pair of eyes that could see through everything, which made him feel incredible.

It seems that this Lu Bu is not just a rebirth...

Is it possible that he is no longer the same person as before?

When Zhuge Liang thought of this possibility, he couldn't help but frown.

But then, his frown relaxed again.

If I can live my life again, why is it impossible for strange things to happen to others?
If this is the case, it is not difficult to explain why the other party can see through one's intentions.

Maybe the other party already knows of his existence.

Then his previous statement deduced by the art of Qimen Dunjia, "The danger of the Han Dynasty comes from future generations", seems to have some clues.

At first he thought this sentence referred to the later emperor Liu Chan.

After all, the Shu Han in the previous life was destroyed by Adou.

But now it seems that the "descendants" here may refer to... people in later generations?
(End of this chapter)