Han Jian was angry because he wanted to give Yi Die a warning, but Yi Die seemed to not take this trick.

Yi Die said: "How dare you teach Your Highness to do things? But you want to remind Your Highness that now that Your Majesty has entrusted political affairs to Your Highness, your Highness will take on the important task of stability in the Wei Dynasty. If Your Highness ignores such a major matter in the foreign enemy's offense, your subordinates will have to offend him."

Han Jian thought a little bit, where is Yi Die today the Yi Bukuen who was respectful and hardworking when he saw him? Yi Die came with some prejudice in his heart. Originally, Han Jian could have ignored it, but now Yi Die controls the entire Shenzheng system and abandons it, and the intelligence system on the court will also be paralyzed.

"Foreign enemies invade the territory, and now Jiangdu can't help but worry. If it weren't for the Northern Prince's Mansion, should he be more worried?" Han Jian's tone was a little calmer and said, "Tomorrow, I will give Yibuku a reply. Please go back."

"Yes." Yi Die didn't say much, and said he bowed.

When Yi Die left, Han Jian was still sitting in his original position, and his mind was also thinking about the invasion of the Xianbei and Bohai Kingdoms.

Logically speaking, the Xianbei and Bohai Kingdom invaded the border and were temporarily unable to get rid of the border with Jiangdu. The foreign barbarians invaded the Central Plains, and the Northern Prince's Mansion was the first to be the brunt. Just because he was the "responsor" who was appointed by the Queen, he had to devote himself to this. Han Jian felt a little troubled. But no matter how he said that the foreign barbarians invaded the welfare of the people in the Central Plains, he could not argue with him, especially when Jiangdu established the orthodox Wei Dynasty.

Han Jian turned around and told Han Song and Han Cui about the matter. The two of them were also worried, especially Han Song's belief that after the Xianbei invaded the Central Plains, they plundered in large numbers, and some areas in the northern part of Jiangdu would not be spared.

"Jianer. How are you going to deal with it?" Han Songshi asked Han Jian for his meaning again.

Han Jian said: "According to my opinion, we can take this as an opportunity to first negotiate with the Northern Palace. Both sides will stop the army. Then announce this matter to the world, so that the people of the world will be prepared. With such a publicity, the Xianbei people found that the conspiracy was exposed, which may dispel the idea of ​​invading Middle Earth."

Han Song thought for a while and nodded, "This kind of cession is indeed a mutually beneficial and beneficial thing. Jianer, you arranged an envoy to go to the peace talks earlier. You are too busy these days, so take a good rest. Some trivial matters. I will take care of your Sanniang."

"Um."

Han Jian has a lot of things on hand, and when it comes to military affairs, he will not transfer it to Han Song and Han Cui, but some government affairs, after all, Han Song and Han Cui have been in charge of the Eastern Prince's Mansion for more than ten years, and they have more experience and proportionality than him. Han Jian also wants to reduce the burden on himself.

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In the south of Luozhou City, more than 100,000 troops from Jiangdu had arrived. At this time, Yun Jin hurriedly fled into Luozhou City with less than a few hundred Ming cavalry. He tried to rely on the thousands of garrisons in the city to make the final deal with the Eastern Prince's Mansion.

When the Luoyang army was defeated, Yun Jin knew what kind of crime he had to bear. As the "New Emperor", he was also highly expected, but the war ended with the Luoyang army's defeat. He was also dissatisfied with many people. Why could Han Xin win the battle back then?

Yun Jin retreated to Luozhou City, and hoped that the reinforcements of the Beiwang Army would come soon, so that the Jiangdu troops stationed outside the city could be severely defeated, and the Luoyang Army would also regain their prestige.

But after Yun Jin brought the remaining soldiers to Luozhou City for five days, not only did the Jiangdu military camp not launch an attack, but there was no movement in the Beiwang Army.

All parties seemed to have forgotten Luozhou City.

Yun Jin sent several groups of envoys to the Beiwang Army camp in succession, but they all went away and never returned. Yun Jin didn't know whether these envoys who asked for help were detained or were captured by Jiangdu soldiers halfway through. He could only wait anxiously in Luozhou City for news.

In early June, the entire Luozhou line was calm. Originally, Yun Jin thought that after the Jiangdu soldiers and horses won the battle in the Huaihe River, they would go to war with the Northern King's Army in one go. However, they did not expect that the war would turn into stalemate. Even in Luozhou City, Jiangdu did not seem to want to recover.

In Luozhou City, some unstable factors began to spread. Because Luozhou was originally under the rule of the Dongwang Mansion, the Dongwang Mansion has been light on taxes and labor service in recent years, and the people are stable and prosperous. When the Luoyang Army first entered the city, the people thought that their lives would not change much. However, the facts proved that the Luoyang Army completely regarded Luozhou as an occupied area, and there were many arrogant and domineering things in it, robbery and bullying men and women. In order to fight, taxes were constantly increased, which made the people complain.

No matter how unwilling the people of Luozhou were, they knew that the Luoyang army was in full swing, and the Eastern Prince's Mansion could not hide. But now, the Luoyang army was beaten like a dog from a broken family returned to Luozhou. The people in the city also felt that the soldiers and horses of the Eastern Prince's Mansion would come back at any time, so many things happened in the city, which made Yun Jin very troubled.

Originally, there were many civil servants under the military and political system of Luozhou. However, after the Luoyang army entered the city, in order to maintain the orthodoxy of the new emperor, Yun Jin personally ordered the killing of some officials of the Eastern Prince's Mansion who had resisted tenaciously, and found some civil servants in the army to serve as military and political officials in the city. Because these people had no experience in governing one side, they used military orders to force the people to obey orders after they were in power. If the people were not obedient, they would kill them, which made the yamen in Luozhou very deep hatred between the people.

Now that Jiangdu soldiers are stationed less than twenty miles outside the city, they will attack the city at any time. There are various unstable factors in the city, Yun Jin has no choice but to submit the court first, accusing the crime first, and then checking for the next reaction.

Yun Jin didn't want to give up Luozhou so badly. In his opinion, even if there were only a few thousand soldiers, he could be stationed in Luozhou for a long time. The fact that Jiangdu's troops did not attack the city immediately proved that Luozhou was a difficult bone. What he had to wait for now was the "forgiveness" of the court, and reinforcements from Luoyang or from the east.

As long as the reinforcements are waiting for the dilemma in Luozhou will naturally be resolved, and he will still be a hero at that time.

But after waiting, I don’t know when I will wait.

By mid-June, the Beiwang Mansion still had no intention of coming to rescue. On the contrary, the Beiwang Mansion withdrew several cities one after another, and the front line seemed to be shrinking northward little by little. Yun Jin felt that if the Beiwang Army retreated without fighting, it would not take long, even if the Beiwang Army wanted to come to rescue, it would be too far away.

After receiving the news that the Northern King Army had withdrawn, many of Yun Jin's subordinates also began to get restless.

These generals were originally planning to follow Yun Jin to "make achievements". These generals were not absolute important members in the Luoyang military and political system. They only gained power and were loyal to the new emperor after Yang Yu ascended the throne. They had to show enough skills to be valued. This time, even if they could not wipe out Jiangdu in one fell swoop, their military achievements would be no problem. They would not have expected that after several wars, they would be beaten so miserably. The 70,000 to 80,000 soldiers and horses of the Luoyang army when they set out, and at this time, only a few thousand old, weak and remnants were left in the city. Many of them were forced to conquer the Luozhou people.

"General Yun, it seems that the Beiwang Mansion is not going to send troops here. What are we waiting for in the city? Why don't we... lead the troops back to Luoyang?" The subordinates still encouraged Yun Jin to withdraw their troops.

At the earliest, anyone who said he would withdraw his troops in front of Yun Jin was beaten with military sticks. But over time, the city began to panic, and at this time there were more people coming to recruit the withdrawal troops, and Yun Jin couldn't stop him even if he wanted to stop him.

"How can I get in touch with Your Majesty when I go back like this? At that time, are you and I going to be dealt with by military law?" Yun Jinxin said suspiciously.

The generals under his command were also quite embarrassed.

No matter at any time, they will be responsible for defeat. Even if they are not the "main culprits" or "accomplices", who told them that when Yun Jin was preparing to fight to the forefront, they did not say anything to stop them?

"General Yun, why not... let's go back!" Finally someone said what he had been in his heart for a long time.

"What did you say?" Yun Jin looked at everyone present coldly. It was not that he didn't want to rebel, but that was waiting for the people under his command to give him a satisfactory answer, that was, to rebel with him.

Now it seems that he only has thousands of old and weak soldiers under his command. But Yun Jin also knows that the Luoyang garrison is also empty now. In addition, as the head coach appointed by Yang Yu, he controls the entire Luoyang garrison. He takes these thousands of soldiers back and is very likely to enter Luoyang City.

"General, let's go back!" Some of his subordinates followed suit.

Then, more people began to discuss it. It seemed that they knew that when they waited in the city, they were waiting for death. When they went back, they were beheaded or their military career ended. In the future, they would have to live alone. They would be pointed at by others for the rest of their lives.

If you want to make achievements, it seems that you can only take a risk.

Yun Jin was originally cold in his expression, but suddenly seemed to ease, and sighed: "Even if we rebel, we may not be able to get out of Luoyang if we can enter."

Many of the people under him didn't understand, but some staff members were very clear about their current situation.

Even if Yun Jin brought his troops back to Luoyang City, killed Yang Yu, and became the emperor himself, he would have lived a good life in a few days.

Because Yang Yu now has less than Yun Jin's 70,000 to 80,000 troops, he is already meat on the chopping board, and everyone is ready to kill him.

Yun Jin brought his troops back to rebel, which was exactly the same as those who covet Luoyang City. In this way, whether it is the Northern Palace, the Western Palace, the Southern Palace, or even the Eastern Palace, there is a reason to support the king and restore the country. By then, Luoyang will be in a state of being attacked from both sides and cannot hold on.

"General Yun, let me follow you to do things. Let me say that we will never hesitate. Returning to Luoyang and killing those treacherous and mediocre officials, even if you can live a comfortable life, this life will be worth it."

"Yes, yes, I will be better than being angry for the rest of my life after a day," the subordinates agreed.

Yun Jin's eyes were also a little hesitant.

Yun Jin understood what his subordinates meant, and when he returned to Luoyang, he was about to give up and kill some people he disliked. He was the local emperor of Luoyang for a few days, burning, killing and looting. When any troops approached Luoyang City, they would withdraw from Luoyang, become bandits or occupy the city as a powerful force. Anyway, the Wei Dynasty was already divided, and no one would care about them at that time.

At that time, all parties will be thriving in the fight for Luoyang. I will raise troops and be ready to make a comeback at any time. Maybe I can become the next Emperor of Han!

With this idea, Yun Jin felt a little proud in his heart.

"Damn it!" Yun Jin shouted.

The people under his command followed and shouted, "Fuck him..." (To be continued)
Chapter completed!