Troubled times have come, and if Liu Cang still needed to be a little scrupulous about his words and deeds when Dong Zhuo was in power, then when the curtain of questioning Dong was opened, Liu Cang's attitude towards secular conventions became even more wanton.

The original Dahan was a whole with the royal family as the center, local aristocratic families as individuals, and a normative circle called "Dahan". There were relatively strict rules and multiple restrictions to form stability.

The launch of the coalition forces to protest against Dong basically means that local individuals have completely entered the stage of independent governance. Maybe the original rules are still there, but the restrictions are not there, and the so-called rules have truly become a shackles for the weak.

Han Fu was Dong Zhuo's Jizhou shepherd. Since everyone wanted to challenge Dong, as long as he was strong enough, he didn't need to spend much thought on killing the officials appointed by Dong Zhuo.

It's just a part of asking for Dong.

For example, this is what Yuan Shu and Sun Jian did in Nanyang. The prefect appointed by Dong Zhuo was stabbed to death. It was fine and there was nothing wrong with it.

As luck would have it, Liu Cang also had the strength to do this.

It's just that he is focusing all his energy on running Changshengling and Lubei County. He has just robbed a large desert and the profits are still being digested and consolidated. There is no need to choose a place within the territory to cause trouble.

The world's struggle against Dong can be simply understood as the Han Dynasty as a whole officially entered the era of feudal separatist rule in which "a lot of people were killed".

Regardless of whether it was Liu Hong who had been digging holes for many years, or whether it was Yuan's deliberate design, or whether Dong Zhuo caused everything, Liu Cang had always avoided Dong Zhuo, but he was just waiting for this time to come.

It's a big kill, not as good as others, and this Liu Cang is also skilled. Not to mention, at least he directly strangled Han Fu to death, which is just like playing.

Han Fu had no reputation except for being a disciple of the Yuan family, and his standard virtues were not worthy of him. Didn't he want to challenge Dong? He strangled him and sent Liu Xie to Liu Xie with his head held, saying that he was illegal, which caused turmoil in Jizhou.

Han Fu didn't want to denounce Dong? He strangled him to death, held up his head and told the world that he was a member of Dong Zhuo's party and a traitor. No matter how you put it, the Yuan family in Runan could not protect itself. Han Fu released Yuan Shao to carry the flag, maybe

It can be regarded as a temporary measure.

The majesty of the royal family is no longer, and the authority of officials is gone. After the Han Dynasty entered this period, everyone fought for the people's hearts, the reputation they accumulated in the past, and the swords in their hands.

Well, once the people's hearts and minds are all over, it will probably be a time when the princes will compete for hegemony based solely on force.

The Han Dynasty was so strong that it was able to fight wars throughout the country for hundreds of years before being invaded by foreign nations. It was really a good foundation.

Liu Cang sent Han Fu away as if he was standing up for Zhen.

Discuss Dong and support.

But if you want to collect food, you can't get it all with empty words.

The Zhen clan is worshiping Liu Cang's wharf, and Wuji is the Zhen clan's territory. There is no problem in negotiating whatever you want, but if you want to come here to make trouble, you must also ask about the swords and guns of the Hussar General's Mansion.

After driving away Han Fu, Zhang Wan looked at Liu Cang with little stars in his eyes, but Liu Cang led his troops here not to look for Zhang Wan to see the stars.

Feixiong Camp also selected 300 veterans, along with military doctors, craftsmen, blacksmiths, boatmen, and some people who controlled water and mines. They also selected 200 people who were good at writing from the army, making up more than 500 soldiers.

Liu Cang planned to take them to the Japanese country, oh, no, he was planning to go to the Han Dynasty Yingzhou Kingdom. Anyway, Liu Cang was thinking that after Queen Yamatai gave him a cub, he would ask the emperor to give him a Japanese king or something.

Originally, Liu Cang didn't care about the Yingzhou side, but since Himiko took over as the emperor and had plans to unify Japan, Liu Cang might as well get her 300 personal soldiers first.

Japan is relatively backward for the time being. Three hundred flying bear battalions plus local soldiers should be enough to cooperate with Himihu in his expedition to the archipelago. Those who should be slaughtered and those who should be captured will be slaughtered and the indigenous people will be mined and farmed. The next generation will learn Chinese and speak Chinese, and the nationalities will be united.

That's right, there's nothing wrong with it.

Liu Cang came to the Zhen family to inquire about the ship. It would be impossible to send these five or six hundred people to Yingzhou without a ship. It would not be possible to transport them for a year and a half if they were shipped by Gu.

Guangwu laid off the shipmen, and the development of shipping in the Eastern Han Dynasty came to a standstill. The local navy mostly used lake warships, and the long-distance ships were far less powerful than those in the Western Han Dynasty.

Liu Cang has found some design drawings of the remaining emperors of the Warring States Period, the treasure ships of the Qin Dynasty, and the early Han Dynasty tower ships. However, Ji Ling has just begun to recruit shipwrights in Wu County to try to make improvements. Now he wants to ship to Japan, Liu Cang

That's when I found Zhen's side.

The Zhen family does not have access to sea routes. In terms of business, they mainly exchange grain, grass and livestock with nomadic herders. They do have a fleet of water transport ships, but whether they can withstand the torment of the waves is not a matter of course. There are also no sailors who are proficient in nautical charts to pilot the ship.

According to what Zhang Wan said, the Mi family in the East China Sea would take the sea route to and from the Sanhan area in Liaodong. They would rest briefly at Zhen's house, and then Liu Cang would lead his army to Xuzhou again.

From Zhongshan to Xuzhou, you can see the scenes of strong soldiers and horses everywhere. The Jizhou front line has launched a campaign. In addition to the powerful people who want to defeat Dong Zhuo, there are also many local brave people who take the opportunity to arm themselves.

Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty sharpened his sword for ten years and defeated the Huns. What he encountered along the way made Liu Cang sigh with emotion. This sword of the Eastern Han Dynasty must have been sharpened for a hundred years. Now it is only half-sheathed, but the cold light condenses the Han Dynasty.

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Xuzhou's border military strength became even stronger, and Tao Qian, the governor of Xuzhou, who was a local seedling, had as much control over Xuzhou as a state shepherd.

Tao Qian did not get involved with the so-called alliance to demand Dong, but he seemed to be on the line with Zhu Junda.

Compared with Qiao Mao, Yuan Shao's group of young people who came here recklessly, and old guys like Tao Qian and Zhu Jun obviously didn't think much of the so-called appeals against Dong.

The older generation knows better than anyone else the virtues of the current Three Lords, and some old guys are also preparing to take action according to the situation.

The activation of the war machine affects the whole body, especially since it has created a situation of total war.

Don't worry about whether it's ulterior motives or passive precautions. The army next door is recruiting troops, can you not do it?

The group of people who wanted to challenge Dong had no idea what they wanted to do. Yuan Shu had robbed Nanyang completely. Who dared not to leave more soldiers and horses for his family? What if someone stabbed him in the waist?

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! The movement to conquer Dong by force has begun, and it is not only Dong Zhuo that powerful people everywhere need to be on guard against.

The wealthy and powerful families from all over the world had no choice but to lament: After those little bastards have tens of thousands of troops in their hands, they are going to go to heaven.

In the atmosphere filled with gunpowder smoke, Liu Cang set foot on the border of Xuzhou, and the scene of military formations in military formations could already be seen at Mi's Manor outside the city.

Mi's family is a big businessman in Xuzhou, and Mi's family has never been poor.

The Mi family has been engaged in farming for generations, with a fortune of hundreds of millions, servants gathered in the county, and tens of thousands of diners in the manors outside the city. However, the current head of the family, Mi Zhu, is by no means as simple as Tao Qian's weakling.

As they entered Xuzhou on horseback, no one dared to stop Liu Cang's team of hussars. The eagles descended on the city walls and towers wantonly, allowing the people of Xuzhou to get to know the giant eagles at close range.

The withering did not disturb the people. After a brief panic, the soldiers who defended the city were more curious and sighed at the eagles. Many people in the city gathered near the city wall to watch. The Mi family had another mansion in Xuzhou City, and Liu Cang and others were looking for Mi's mansion.

And go.

After coming to pay homage to the house, the servants of the Mi family led Liu Cang into the house, and then anxiously went to look for Mi Zhu and return home.

After a short wait, Mi Zhu's younger brother Mi Fang received the news and returned home first. Before he could exchange greetings with Liu Cang and introduce himself, a scribe with a sallow complexion chased Mi Zhu to meet Liu Cang together.

After greetings and introductions, it was Chen Deng, the captain of Xuzhou Diannong School, who came with Mi Zhu. Liu Cang explained his intention, and Mi Fang, who was more interested in military affairs, volunteered to lead a fleet to send Liu Cang's troops across the sea.

The Mi family has long known about the Japanese country, but in the impression that the people there are primitive and barbaric, almost no one in the Han Dynasty would go there.

Although Mi Zhu was suspicious that Liu Cang wanted to mobilize troops to the wild island, Liu Cang had an eagle to guide him during the sea voyage, which would actually help him explore the waterway, so Mi Zhu had no objection to this.

When it was decided to go to sea, Chen Deng took the opportunity to ask Liu Cang about grain crops. Mi Zhu and others were obviously more interested in the high-yielding crops that Ji Ling was spreading in Wujun than sending troops to the island.

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But Liu Cang looked up and down at Chen Deng, who looked malnourished, and patted Chen Deng's shoulder with emotion.

"Yuanlong, sweet potato, pumpkin, don't think about it yet. Hua Tuo and Zhang Ji are both in Changsheng Ridge. You can go to Changsheng Ridge for two years to recuperate and cure the bugs in your belly first."
Chapter completed!