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Among the cities in Jingzhou, the only one that is difficult to attack is Shiyang City guarded by General Wen Pin.

Lu Bu sent Zhou Yu to attack with 50,000 troops, but Wen Pin could not hold on, but Zhou Yu could not attack repeatedly, and he had not captured it for nearly a month.

Lu Bu suddenly remembered the situation when Zhou Yu led his troops to attack Nanjun, which Cao Ren defended, and had to sigh that Zhou Yu was good at water battles but not good at attacking the city. Lu Bu went there himself, and Zhou Yu returned to Luoyang first to rest for half a year, and then went to the Donghai Navy to take office, preparing to capture Yizhou Island.

Lu Bu arrived in person, Wen Pin felt that he was defeated by the shadow of the famous tree. At this time, he received letters from his friends Huang Zhong, Li Yan and others in Wancheng, Nanyang. He felt that his allegiance to Yuan Shao had been fulfilled and there was no need to persevere.

Wenpin left the city and surrendered. Lu Bu personally helped him up and comforted him with soft words. He appointed Wenpin to guard Yidu, which was closest to Yizhou, to show his trust in Wenpin. However, Wenpin followed his friend's advice and kept saying that he was not talented and could not bear to take on this great task. He was determined to study according to the standards of the newly promoted surrendered officers of the Central Army. He spent half of his time studying the military knowledge of the system at the Central University Military Academy in Luoyang, and half of his time practicing and rectifying the military in the army.

Half a year later, Wen Pin repeated his confidence and replaced Zhang Ren to take charge of Yidu.

Among the generals of Jingzhou, there was another person who was respected by Lu Bu. He was Wang Wei, who was loyal to Liu Biao, Liu Cong and his son in history. When Liu Cong followed Cai Mao and Zhang Yun's opinions and decided to surrender to Cao Cao, Wang Wei once offered Liu Cong advice: "Cao Cao learned that the general had surrendered and Liu Bei had left. He would definitely be unprepared and go lightly and advance alone. If I give me thousands of outstanding soldiers and invite me to attack in the dangerous land, I would definitely be able to capture Cao Cao. Capturing Cao Cao would be able to be the world, sit in the tiger step, and although the land of Zhongxia is wide, it can be determined by issuing an edict. This is not just a victory to protect today. This is a rare opportunity that cannot be missed." Unfortunately, Liu Cong did not accept his words.

Wang Wei was not highly valued under Yuan Shao's command in this life, but his loyalty to Yuan Shao and his son was comparable to that of Liu Biao and his son in that life. It was not until he heard that Yuan Shao and his son were all dead, and Wen Pin tried hard to convince him that Wang Wei decided to surrender to Lu Bu for the sake of the family's interests.

Lu Bu did not have much expectations for Wang Wei's generals. The plan he advised Liu Cong back then was actually gambling. It would be great if he won the bet, but Liu Cong was killed all over the family, and the possibility of losing the bet was very high. Lu Bu might have agreed with Wang Wei's dangerous behavior in the past, but now he is more inclined to be as cautious as Zhuge Liang. His family is big and his business is big, and he really can't afford to lose.

After Wang Wei surrendered to Lu Bu, he recommended someone to Lu Bu, Liu Yi, whose courtesy name was Gongsi, was from Nanyang. He advocated punishment first and then rituals, and was well versed in the art of astronomical calendars. Lu Bu's shogunate lacked such as astronomy calendar talents, so he treated him deeply.

With the thunderous momentum, Lu Bu completely eliminated Yuan Shao, and Jingzhou was under the central court. The talents in Jingzhou were successively recommended or recommended to Lu Bu's shogunate.

The first one was Xin Pi, whose courtesy name was Zhuozhi, from Yangdi, Yingchuan. At the beginning, Xin Pi followed his brother to serve Yuan Shao. Later, he found that Yuan Shao was "lenient on the outside and timid inside, and was fond of planning but had no decisions" and it was difficult to achieve great things. So he advised his brother Xin Ping to leave Yuan Shao and make a plan. However, Xin Ping was grateful to Yuan Shao for his kindness and was unwilling to betray him. Because of this, Xin Pi had to go against his worries. Later, Yuan Shao was defeated by Lu Bu repeatedly, and Xin Pi was even more disappointed. Under Lu Bu's secretly, he became the inner supporter of the central court in Jingzhou, along with Xun Chen, Guo Tu and other Yingchuan factions, one after another, and became the inner support of the central court in Jingzhou.

Xin Pi's brother Xin Ping was obsessed with Yuan Shao. After Yuan Shao died, he followed Yuan Tan, but failed to see through Lu Bu's plan. He followed Yuan Tan to rescue Jiangling City. He was ambushed by three major troops of the Central Army and died in chaos. Later, Xin Pi went to the front line to find his brother's body. Lu Bu was grateful to Xin Ping's loyalty and gave him a grand funeral ceremony, which was actually due to Xin Pi.

The talent of Xinpi has not been very outstanding in history, but the role he played in history is very critical.

In the eighth year of Jian'an, Yuan Tan was defeated by Yuan Shang and trapped the plains. When he was desperate, he adopted the advice of his advisers and sent Xinpi as an envoy to surrender to the worldly hatred Cao Cao. Xinpi took the opportunity to surrender. After Xinpi returned to Cao, he first analyzed the reasons for the Yuan brothers' rebellion and became enemies to Cao Cao, and suggested that Cao Cao take the opportunity to send troops to Hebei. This move laid the foundation for the destruction of the two Yuans and the return of Hebei to Cao.

In the 21st year of Jian'an, Cao Cao was promoted to King of Wei. Xinpi was appointed as the Minister of the Han Dynasty and served as the Minister of Wei. At that time, Cao Cao was hesitant about who to be the Prince of Wei. Cao Pi was established because of his age, Cao Zhi was favored for his talent, and civil and military ministers each had their own goals. Xinpi insisted on the etiquette of establishing the eldest son of the country and firmly supported the enthronement of Cao Pi. The following year, Cao Pi was appointed as the Prince of Wei.

In the second year of Qinglong, Emperor Ming of Wei, Zhuge Liang of Shu Han went to Qishan six times and attacked Wei. Emperor Ming ordered the general Sima Yi to lead the army to resist. The two armies faced each other, and Sima Yi was waiting for the effort. Zhuge Liang repeatedly challenged him and ignored him. Later, Zhuge Liang sent someone to send women's clothes to Sima Yi to stimulate him to go out to fight. All the generals of the Wei army were ashamed of this and demanded to go to war. Sima Yi wrote to Emperor Ming and asked to go to war, but was rejected by Emperor Ming. Emperor Ming was afraid that the generals would not obey the order.

Du, he sent Xinpi as an envoy and rushed to the Wei army camp with integrity to curb the actions of the generals. The generals did not dare to speak out about the war because Xinpi was upright and strict in law enforcement. Sima Yi repeatedly requested to send troops, but was rejected by Xinpi Yan. The two armies confronted each other for more than three months in Wuzhangyuan. Zhuge Liang wanted to advance but couldn't retreat. Later, he became ill and died of illness in the army. It can be said that Xinpi cooperated with Sima Yi to endure Zhuge Liang to death. After Zhuge Liang's death, Shu Han was in a slump.

With Xinpi's clear judgment, Lu Bu appointed him as the Eastern Cao Office of the Grand Sima Mansion, which gave him great trust, and Xinpi was also grateful.

Lu Bu had met Xin Pi's daughter Xin Xianying. She was not only smart, but also had a graceful appearance at a young age. Lu Bu naturally would not be interested in this child a few years old. He made reservations for his son. More than ten years later, if any son is expected to inherit his position, Lu Bu asked Xin Pi to betroth his daughter to him.

After Xinpi, Han Song and Fu Xun came to surrender.

Han Song, whose courtesy name was Degao, was from Yiyang. He was fond of learning when he was young, but he did not change his ethics even though he was poor. Han Song knew that the world was about to be in chaos. Therefore, he did not respond to the orders of the three princes, and only lived in seclusion in the mountains of Lixi with several of his fellow friends. The Yellow Turbans broke out, and Han Song took refuge in the south.

In that life, Liu Biao forced him to think that he was a different leader and became a Zhonglang. Liu Biao worshipped the world in the suburbs, and Han Song was right to advise him not to follow him. He gradually disobeyed him. Later, he was sent to Xudu to see Cao Cao to observe the truth and reality. After Han Song came back, he deeply demonstrated Cao Cao's power and asked Liu Biao to send his son to the court. Liu Biao suspected that Han Song had done things for Cao Cao and was furious and wanted to kill Han Song. However, Liu Biao's wife, Mrs. Cai, advised him: "Han Song is very famous in the Jingchu area, and he spoke frankly. There is no reason to kill him. Liu Biao also tested the followers of Han Song, and knew that Han Song had no other intentions, so he stopped. Jingzhou was Ping and Han Song was sick, so he was awarded the Great Honglu seal.

In this life, Yuan Shao also forced him to be a junior. Yuan Shao had always been ambitious. He also sacrificed to heaven and earth outside Jiangling, and worshiping heaven and earth was the responsibility of the emperor. Yuan Shao's actions were rebellious, and Han Song advised him, but Yuan Shao refused to obey and neglected Han Song. After that, Yuan Shao sent Han Song to Luoyang to pay homage to Emperor Liu Bin. Han Song stated before leaving that if Yuan Shao insisted on sending him, if the emperor gave him an official position, he would no longer be used by Yuan Shao. As the consequences were as follows, Lu Bu ordered Emperor Liu Bin to take Han Song as the chief minister and move to the prefect of Lingling. After Han Song came back, he kept praising the court. Lu Bu's virtue. Yuan Shao thought he had a bad heart and would be beheaded Han Song. Han Song shouted: "General defeated Song. Song will not let the general down!" Fortunately, Kuai Liang and Kuai Yue brothers persuaded him, and Han Song had nothing to do.

Han Song had long been loyal to the Yuan father and son. If he had not taken into consideration the family, he would have gone to Luoyang alone to serve the court. Now that Lu Bu's army has quickly pacified Jingzhou, Han Song was overjoyed and went to see Lu Bu. Lu Bu was familiar with etiquette and appointed him as the Grand Master who was responsible for the etiquette in front of the palace. Although he had no real power, he was ranked among the nine ministers and had a high status.

Han Song was so appreciated by Lu Bu, which inspired the local scholars of Jingzhou who were watching the scenery. They looked at the scenery from a constant stream. Lu Bu chose his wise men to use it, and those who were famous but not real were also placed in places where reputation was needed rather than talent, such as the Ministry of Rites.

Fu Xun, whose courtesy name was Gongti, was from Niyang, northern Yongzhou. After Fu Jiezi, the great hero of the Eastern Han Dynasty, his father was Fu Rui, the prefect of the county in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Because Dong Zhuo occupied Yongzhou, he was forced to flee to Jingzhou and temporarily attached to Yuan Shao. Later, under the leadership of Lu Bu, the central court destroyed the Western Liang army. The order of Yongzhou was in good condition. Fu Xun had the idea of ​​returning home. The agents of the three major intelligence organizations under Lu Bu investigated his thoughts and reported it to Lu Bu. Lu Bu sent people to instigate the rebellion. After this, a considerable number of people such as Fu Xun and Han Song became Lu Bu's inner support.

In that lifetime, in the 13th year of Jian'an, Liu Biao died of illness and his son Liu Cong succeeded to the throne. At that time, Cao Cao's troops to conquer Jingzhou were gradually approaching, so the differences between the monarchs and ministers of Jingzhou appeared in the main battle and surrender. Kuai Yue, Fu Xun and others persuaded Liu Cong to surrender, but Liu Cong disagreed and said, "Now, you will take charge of the land of Chu and guard the cause of the ancestors to observe the world, what's wrong?" Fu Xun, who was the Dongcao officer at the time, then said, "There is a general rule, and the strength is a fixed position. It is a defiance of the ruler to reject the ruler with his ministers; it is a defiance of the new Chu to control China with the new Chu.

, it will be dangerous; it is not appropriate to fight against Cao Gong with Liu Bei. All three are short, and if you want to resist the king's army, you will definitely die. Why do the general think of Liu Bei? "Liu Cong replied: "It's not better." Fu Xun said: "Since Liu Bei is not enough to control Cao Gong, even if he can't survive by himself. Since Liu Bei is enough to control Cao Gong, he will not be the general. I hope the general will not be suspicious." Liu Cong was persuaded, so when Cao Cao moved his troops to Xiangyang area, Liu Cong promoted the state to surrender. Cao Cao used Fu Xun to persuade Liu Cong to surrender and was awarded the title of Marquis of Guannei.

Fu Xun was a surrenderist in that life. When Lu Bu read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the past, he naturally regarded Fu Xun as a greedy villain. Now he is the master of the central court and an enhanced version of Cao Cao in that life. The perspective of looking at problems has naturally changed tremendously. He has become liked and appreciated such talented people who know the current affairs, and some hate those ambitious people who do not know the current affairs and seek separatist.

Moreover, Fu Xun's behavior is not a villain. He has always been known as a witness and has made a decision many times. In that lifetime, he was judged by Pang Tong as a "half-hero" in Jingzhou, and predicted that Pei Qian would eventually become famous for his "clear character and high moral character". As expected, Pang Tong later joined Liu Bei, and his treatment was second only to Zhuge Liang. Pei Qian later became a member of the Shangshu Ling and had fame and virtue. When he was in charge of the Wei State, Wei Feng was famous for his talent, but Fu Xun said that he would rebel sooner or later, and he was as he said.
Chapter completed!