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Fei Guan was a close friend of Li Yan, and they were both leading figures in the Dongzhou faction.

Fei Guan became the General Who Guards the East and the Grand Commander of the Military Farms in Jingzhou. It can be said that he controlled half of Jingzhou's lifeline.

Who is the current governor of Jingzhou? It is Huang Quan, the leading figure of the Yizhou faction!

Previously, in order to balance the factions, Liu Bei appointed Zhang Yi of Yizhou as the governor of Lujiang, which he had annexed, and Dong He of Dongzhou as the governor of half of Yuzhang, which belonged to Feitun.

Lu Xun was then appointed General Who Guards the East to garrison Chaisang.

At this point, the internal structure is relatively balanced.

However, someone has now set a trap to dismiss Lu Xun and allow Fei Guan to take office.

The balance in Jingzhou was suddenly broken. The Dongzhou faction grew stronger, while the Yizhou faction weakened.

Lu Qian was gambling that the Yizhou faction wouldn't let the Dongzhou faction grow stronger and replace him.

This bet involves Fei Yi's paternal uncle, and if Lu Qian were to explain the reason, it would inevitably damage their friendship.

Lu Qian's speculation was far-fetched. Even if this situation did occur, what could a child who hadn't even been crowned yet do? Could he possibly control the situation?

In fact, Lu Qian was somewhat hoping for this to happen.

Because the world belongs to them, but their hatred is their own!

The hatred for killing one's father is irreconcilable!

Lu Qian's feelings for Shu Han were not as deep as Lu Congtian's.

……

Half a month later

Fei Yi was summoned to the Prime Minister's residence by Zhuge Liang.

Zhuge Liang was discussing matters with Yang Yi.

"Wenwei, you've come at the perfect time."

Zhuge Liang led Fei Yi to him and said, "Wei Gong advised that we should be more vigilant against Sun Quan of Jiangdong breaking his promise again."

Fei Yi looked at Yang Yi with some disbelief. Yang Yi was a two-faced person. Had he really betrayed Li Yan?

How can anyone not believe it?

Fei Yi feigned ignorance, "Please explain, Wei, why are we wary of Jiangdong?"

Yang Yi immediately said, "Now, Wenwei's paternal uncle is the General Who Guards the East, stationed at Chaisang. Although our Han Dynasty has made peace with Jiangdong, if Huang Jingzhou forces General Fei to send troops to assist us by using the pretext of imperial authority, Sun Quan will surely seize the opportunity of Chaisang's undefended position and take advantage of our weakened rear to attack us!"

Zhuge Liang summarized it as, "Just like when Lü Meng took advantage of General Guan's fierce battle with me at Xiangyang to launch a surprise attack from behind."

"The Prime Minister is absolutely right." Yang Yi enjoyed Zhuge Liang's praise.

Everyone was intelligent, and even though Yang Yi didn't explain why Huang Quan forced Fei Guan to send troops, all three of them knew perfectly well why.

Fei Yi suddenly realized that he had overlooked Huang Quan!

This leader of the Yizhou faction!

"How could Huang Jingzhou use a false pretext to mobilize troops from Chaisang?"

"Normally, he wouldn't. But now that the Prime Minister has received His Majesty's decree for sufficient troops and provisions, what if Huang Jingzhou also receives an order to reinforce his troops? At this time, I'm afraid Huang Jingzhou might use his position for personal gain and requisition troops and provisions from Chaisang..."

Yang Yi spoke so thoughtfully, taking into account every possible aspect.

Fei Yi was greatly alarmed upon hearing this.

If this really happens, wouldn't it be the same situation Lu Qian mentioned half a month ago: Sun Quan abandoning the attack on Shouchun and instead trying to reclaim the lost provinces of Yuzhou, Lujiang, and even Jingzhou?

Fei Yi's eyes widened in amazement, astonished by the talent of Lu Qian, who was only twelve years old.

Yang Yi took in Fei Yi's micro-expressions and assumed that Fei Yi was amazed by his talent, which made him even more proud and pleased.

But I heard

Fei Yi bowed to Zhuge Liang and said, "To be honest, Prime Minister, half a month ago, I was having drinks with Gong He, and during our conversation, we discussed important matters of state. Gong He's predictions were remarkably similar to those of Lord Wei!"

Yang Yi was suddenly taken aback. Gonghe?

Who?

Zhuge Liang's eyes lit up in surprise, "Really?"

Fei Yi chuckled self-deprecatingly, "Indeed, it makes my subordinates feel ashamed of their own in comparison."

Zhuge Liang noticed Yang Yi's doubts and said, "The one Wenwei mentioned who knew Gonghe Weigong is the same boy who accompanied me in school before."

Yang Yi vaguely remembered Lu Qian, who often accompanied Zhuge Liang, and who stayed at home to observe mourning after his father Lu Congtian was executed for rebelling.

"How did he know military secrets?" Yang Yi seized upon this crucial piece of evidence.

Fei Yi suddenly realized that if he told the truth, wouldn't that be admitting that he had leaked military secrets to a stranger? That was a serious crime!

Fei Yi said, "Lord Wei may have forgotten that my cousin Gonghe is the former General of the East, Lu Xun, also known as Lu Boyan. The Lu family of Jiangdong has extensive connections and it is not surprising that they know about the situation in the world."

Fei Yi was relieved that she had reacted quickly, otherwise she would have implicated Lu Qian.

Is that so? Yang Yi didn't believe it.

Now that Lu Congtian and Lu Xun have fallen from power, there are still members of the Lu family in the army and the court, but it is difficult for them to access the latest military information like Yang Yi.

Zhuge Liang gave a half-smile, showing no intention of pursuing the matter, so Yang Yi couldn't say anything more.

To Yang Yi, Fei Yi's words sounded like Fei Yi was trying to make Lu Qian famous and add to his reputation as a genius, which made Yang Yi feel a little resentful.

Why not stop?

A twelve-year-old boy, still alone at home, reached the same conclusion as Yang Yi, who knew the military situation. Doesn't this mean that Yang Yi was equivalent to a twelve-year-old boy?

More importantly, this young man had anticipated this situation even though he was half a month ahead of him!

What made Yang Yi even more jealous was that Zhuge Liang was extremely satisfied, saying, "Gonghe is truly a rare talent, and he will surely become a pillar of our great Han Dynasty in the future."

Zhuge Liang praised Lu Qian highly, a praise that even Yang Yi had not received.

As they talked, the focus shifted to Lu Qian. Zhuge Liang smiled gently and steered the conversation back on track. "Now, to prevent the trouble that Wei Gong foresaw, we need Wenwei to write a letter home, along with my letter, to persuade Fei Zhendong not to draw troops from Chaisang under any circumstances."

"Yes, Prime Minister."

Realizing the seriousness of the problem, stopping the clan father from being "tricked" into sending troops was the way to nip the Jiangdong's restless ambitions in the bud.

This forced Sun Quan to maintain the alliance between the two sides, allowing him to continue attacking Shouchun in support of Liu Bei.

While sighing, Fei Yi couldn't help but feel very curious. Yang Yi's loyalty to the Prime Minister seemed genuine.

Has he really changed his ways?

Curiosity aside, things in the imperial court are unpredictable, with too many fickle and capricious individuals; this is quite common.

Zhuge Liang also greatly needed trusted talents like Yang Yi, who held high positions in other departments.

The key point is that this department is still the Ministry of Personnel under the command of Li Yan.

Zhuge Liang, who did not have the power to establish his own government, could only get involved in the Ministry of Personnel through Yang Yi.

At least ensure that the information he receives is accurate and that the imperial edict is correct. Just like now, Yang Yi came to deliver the imperial edict to Liu Bei, instructing Zhuge Liang to mobilize troops and provisions from Yizhou to support his war effort.

Yang Yi quietly read their letters, silently murmuring a name in her heart: Lu Qian...

While Zhuge Liang was pleased that Lu Qian possessed great talent, he couldn't help but worry secretly. It would take several days for the letter to reach Chaisang, and Huang Quan was very close to Chaisang. He feared that there might be a time error, which could lead to a careless mistake.

The letter was sent

What followed was an agonizing wait.

Liu Bei mobilized troops from Yizhou, and with Zhuge Liang's prudent guidance, the army was well-equipped and had sufficient supplies.

As for Jingzhou, Huang Quan had only recently taken office as the governor of Jingzhou, lacked prestige, and lacked the support of powerful families, making it impossible to quickly reinforce troops.

Huang Quan thought that now that his family had made peace with Eastern Wu again, they should attack Cao Wei at the same time.

Therefore, he turned his attention to the garrison in Chaisang.

After all, he was the top official in Jingzhou, and his transfer of troops from Chaisang was perfectly legal and legitimate...