Becoming a father in the film and television industry: starting with Xu Huanshan

Xu Wenhao didn't care about Xun Yu's statement, he just gave a look to Zhang Luo, the eunuch beside Liu Xie.

Eunuch Zhang Luo immediately walked up to Liu Xie and pretended to say a few words, then he spoke.

"Your Majesty has issued an order. If you have something to report, please report it. If not, please leave the court."

After Zhang Luo finished speaking, he did not give anyone a chance to react and left the court with Liu Xie.

"Prime Minister Xun, please come over and have a chat."

Xu Wenhao waved his hand and called Xun Yu over.

"General."

Although Xun Yu didn't know what Xu Wenhao was doing, he didn't insult him in indignation, and finally lost his life in vain.

"Let's go, let's chat in my house."

Xu Wenhao also waved his hand and took Xun Yu back to his general's mansion without giving him a chance to refuse.

The place where He Jin lived was quite luxurious, covering several thousand square meters in size, and was fully equipped with pavilions, terraces and towers.

You have to know that the inner city of Luoyang is not big, and occupying such an area shows how luxurious it is.

"Wen Ruo, I know you have ambitions to revive the Han Dynasty."

"But the change of dynasties is a very normal thing. Besides, you have seen what Emperor Ling of Han did."

"I believe you understand what the ministers in the court are doing now, so I hope you can stay and help me manage Luoyang Sili and others."

"As for whether what I did was right or wrong, you just have to witness it slowly."

Xu Wenhao first told Xun Yu about his general direction, and then talked about some plans.

In fact, he never worried about anyone knowing his plans. After all, his ideas were actually quite ridiculous.

"Is what the general said true?"

Xun Yu didn't expect Xu Wenhao to have such far-reaching ideas.

What Xu Wenhao told Xun Yu was to give up the fight for the Central Plains and instead attack the foreign tribes outside Bingzhou, Yongzhou and Liangzhou.

Then they turned to Yizhou and other places to launch a counter-encirclement.

At the same time, he also proposed a solution to the problem of the aristocratic families. Even if the plan was really revealed after Xun Yu left, the aristocratic families would rebel.

"Of course, in fact, there are no foreign tribes outside the pass of Bingzhou. I am ready to gather the people to start farming, and then gradually build cities outside the pass."

"With me guarding the interior of the pass, other princes will definitely not dare to attack me at will. With enough time, I believe the prosperous era I described will definitely appear."

Xu Wenhao's idea was also simple, which was to rely on a piece of land outside the Great Wall from Bingzhou to Liangzhou, gather the victims to go there to cultivate the land and give them land.

At the same time, we should first maintain the situation in these states, and then slowly take over Yizhou and several other states.

Anyway, there are not many aristocratic families outside the Central Plains, which is suitable for the implementation of his previous plans, including a series of reforms.

"Wen Ruo is willing to serve as a dog or horse."

In fact, Xun Yu had always been giving Cao Cao advice, but he still wanted to restore the Han Dynasty, and Cao Cao never proclaimed himself emperor. This was the reason why the two got along well.

The most Xu Wenhao could do was to reduce the emperor's functions to zero, but he still failed to seize the Han Dynasty, so he was naturally willing to help.

Only after dealing with Xun Yu did he have time to arrange other things.

The main thing is that these people in Luoyang may not be good at other things, but they are very good at doing small things.

The reason why we are not touching them now is simply because he still needs some time to develop.

He had 15 troops in Bingzhou. Although they were more than Dong Zhuo's, he would still be hurt if the eighteen princes attacked.

After one more year, when he has completed the expansion of his army, the eighteen princes will probably only be able to shout slogans and will not dare to actually attack him.

Xu Wenhao first wrote a letter and gave it to Zhao Yun.

The letter mentioned matters concerning Bingzhou's going outside, and asked him to hand Bingzhou over to Zhang He, while he would go outside the Great Wall to build several cities as outposts to defend against foreign invaders.

Otherwise, foreign tribes would come in to plunder every year, and there would be no point in reclaiming the land.

But now the Xianbei are scared by him, and tens of thousands of soldiers obey his orders. This is why he dares to do this.

But the Huns and the Hu people might also invade, and the area outside the Great Wall was so large, so naturally Zhao Yun had to go out to guard it.

It just so happened that Zhao Yun didn't want to be caught in a dilemma, so upon receiving the order, he immediately led an army of 30,000 and 50,000 laborers to the outside of the Great Wall to build cities and border defenses.

As for the remaining troops in Bingzhou, they were not moved much. They were all led by Zhang He, who was responsible for guarding Bingzhou.

As for Xu Huang, Xu Wenhao asked him to expand the army in Sili by 10. Coincidentally, he also knew how to train soldiers, so he gave it to him.

He has not only trained these few people over the years. He also has several captains and other rank under his command who can be promoted to lead troops, so he is not short of generals.

Gao Shun arranged 2 of the 1 infantrymen in Luoyang to assist Zhang Liao. There were more than 5 soldiers under Dong Zhuo in Yongzhou, so it was quite difficult to conquer them.

They were all horse thieves, and Dong Zhuo had to promise them many benefits before they would obey his orders.

After Dong Zhuo's death, Guo Si and Li Jue attacked Chang'an again. In fact, they were not attacking for revenge for Dong Zhuo, but just for the money in Meiwu.

Fortunately, Jingzhao Yin Gai Xun and Left General Huangfu Song, who were stationed in Chang'an, also had 4 troops there. Now the two were recalled to Luoyang by imperial decree, and the troops naturally came under the command of Zhang Liao.

In this way, Zhang Liao will have about 8 soldiers under his command, so there will be no problem in resisting foreign enemies and the invasion of Liang Province.

On Zhang Liao's side, Xu Wenhao also told him something.

That is to arrange people to kidnap Jia Xu and bring him to Chang'an to serve as an advisor, including his family members, without leaving anyone out.

Now that Dong Zhuo's men are divided because of his death, it's a perfect opportunity.

Otherwise, given Jia Xu's personality, if he didn't want anything to happen to his family in Wuwei, he would definitely trick Guo Si and Li Jue into going to Chang'an to die, and in the end Zhang Liao would have to clean up the mess.

At the same time, Xu Wenhao also issued several orders in the name of Liu Xie that shocked the world, which were to reduce taxes and take in refugees, and at the same time to take back the lands of many aristocratic families in Sili and Yongzhou.

As for tax cuts, they are actually a ruthless measure.

He directly reduced more than half of the taxes, mainly because he could not collect them anywhere else.

The purpose of accepting refugees is to facilitate subsequent production, as both inside and outside the Great Wall require people for planting.

When he recruited refugees, other places would surely not react in the beginning and would rush their people towards Sili. Then it would be easy for him to expand his army and reduce casualties in other places.

Xun Yu saw that Xu Wenhao was really doing what he said, and he also got into the role and managed the court well.

As for being completely perfect, it's not the case. Mainly because he is still young and those old hands like to make trouble, so it will be like this for now.

After Liu Xie ascended the throne, Cao Cao, Yuan Shao and others left and went to their own territories. Only Cao Cao went to Chenliu with a heart full of resentment, intending to rise up there.

He could see that the current court was Xu Wenhao holding the emperor hostage to control the princes, but the other party was powerful and he would only get himself into trouble if he said too much.

Instead of doing this, it is better to learn from Yuan Shao and others and find places to develop. Only with troops can one have a say.

The same was true for Ding Yuan. After Xu Wenhao had distributed the credit, he realized that he had been used by Xu Wenhao over the past few years and that he had never taken himself seriously.

He was not even given the title of general, so he returned to Henei Prefecture in anger. It is estimated that if there were eighteen princes in the future, he would definitely fight the most vigorously.