When the lord raises an army, he can use his status as a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty to side with the Qing emperor and challenge the unruly ministers. Not only can he directly attack Yuan Shu, but he can also attack Cao Mengde in the name of rescuing the emperor and gain great righteousness."

Zhang Kun also understood this.

When Yuan Shao raised his army that day, he nominally proclaimed his clan member Liu Yu as the emperor and did not recognize the legitimacy of the emperor Dong Zhuo established. In a way, he was claiming the title of righteousness.

But Cao Cao played even harder.

He directly snatched Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, under the banner of "Serving the Emperor to punish disobedient subjects". The emperor was in his hands. He could beat whoever he wanted. Whoever he said was a rebel was a traitor.

All the talented people in the world went to him and took advantage of him.

Therefore, Cao Cao followed the path of Yao and Shun. On the day when he was done, he simply asked Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to abdicate in favor of someone worthy of his honour.

This is also righteousness.

The strategy Guo Fengxiao proposed to Zhang Kun could not follow Yuan Shao's example in establishing a separate emperor. Not only did there not be a clan named Liu in Xuzhou, but even if there was one, such as Liu Bei, it could not be established.

Once the emperor is established, Zhang Kun does not have the prestige of the four generations and three princes like Yuan Shao. As long as he dares to establish a clan, it will not be long before all the people's hearts are robbed by the clan, which is very funny.

Of course, we cannot imitate Cao Cao and use the emperor to control the princes. He does not have the emperor in his hands.

Then, take the third path and find another way.

He directly recognized the status of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty and accused Cao Cao, Yuan Shao and others of treason by raising troops to attack while the emperor was still alive.

Therefore, they are all traitors and thieves. They can clear the emperor's side and directly send troops.

First of all, it is better to be the first to fight Yuan Shu.

This man, who had already proclaimed himself emperor, had trampled the face of the Han Emperor under his feet. Countless people from all the princes in the world wanted to beat him, and they didn't worry about what the people said was wrong.

Anyway, no matter who raises troops, no matter what slogans they shout, as long as they defeat Yuan Shu, that is absolutely correct.

"Raise troops in the name of great righteousness, take the land east of Jiangdong and Jingxiang, look north to the Central Plains, and then compete with Yuan Shao or Cao Cao." This was the strategy Guo Jia set for Zhang Kun.

It sounds feasible.

After the territory is expanded, the people's hearts will be loyal, and the soldiers will be well-supplied, and the battle will be successful.

The south and north sides are divided into two battle situations.

You hit yours, and I hit mine, without disturbing each other.

For Zhang Kun, this is a good thing.

At least it is much better than attacking Yanzhou and fighting to the death with Cao Cao, causing fires everywhere in the backyard.

However, this strategy is also a good thing for Cao Cao.

This gave the hero a chance to breathe, allowing him to deal with Yuan Shao with all his strength.

If you win, your army will flourish and your power will increase greatly.

If you lose, there is no need to say anything.

'Is it possible that this was Guo Jia's intention? Even if he was in Xuzhou, he would still do his best for his late master?'

This thought only circulated in Zhang Kun's mind, and then was forcibly erased.

No matter what Guo Jia thought, whether it was for Xuzhou or for his old master, this strategy was essentially correct.

If it takes longer.

Zhang Kun could even take control of Jiangdong and Jingxiang, and then send an army to capture Liu Zhang of Yizhou and all of Xichuan.

At that time, the three-thirds of Wei, Shu and Wu's territory will be controlled by Shu and Wu, and they will also occupy some important checkpoints and cities in Wei.

How can Cao Cao fight with himself?

Of course, the worry that Guo Jia mentioned earlier about the "immortal master" coming to attack and the formation ambush has been easily solved with the rapid expansion of the territory.

Didn't he say that?

When the Qi level increases greatly, whether it is a formation or a magical or secret technique, it will be much more difficult to attack yourself, and it is basically impossible to succeed.

This is also the reason why later, when the Three Kingdoms were established, Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Sun Quan no longer had their lives in danger or were plotted against.

Unless you get sick or die of old age.

A situation like Sun Ce's unexplained death will never happen again.

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