Although Xu Huang led his few soldiers and horses, they were all new forces, and they rushed Li Jue's troops into pieces. He protected Yang Feng and rushed towards the city gate, trying to retreat into the city first, and relying on the tall city walls to resist Li Jue's troops.

Unexpectedly, they rushed to the city gate and saw the suspension bridge being closed and the city gate was closed tightly. Xu Huang was stunned when he saw this. He remembered that when he led his troops out of the city, the city gate was opened and the suspension bridge was also put down. Thinking of this, he hurriedly shouted to the city wall: Listen to the soldiers in the city, General Yang Zhonglang returned to the city gate and opened it.

With the shouts, countless torches suddenly lit up on the city wall. A general with a helmet and armor held the city wall with his hands and poked out half of his body from the battlement and said: I am Cui Yong under the command of Grand Sima. This city has been occupied by me now. If you dismount and surrender, I can still plead with Grand Sima and reward you with a full body.

Seeing that the city was occupied by Li Jue's subordinates, Xu Huang heard a cry of killing from behind. He knew that it was not suitable to stay here for a long time, so he hurriedly protected Yang Feng and walked around the city and retreated eastward.

After this field battle, only more than 2,000 soldiers and horses brought by Yang Feng and Xu Huang escaped with Yang Feng. The rest were either killed in battle or surrendered to Li Jue.

After dawn, Guo Si finally figured out the shouts of killing from Li Jue's camp. It was not that Li Jue was using fraud, but that Yang Feng led his army to attack Li Jue's camp. However, because he had never sent troops, Yang Feng's defeat was a crushing defeat. Li Jue accommodated more than 8,000 defeated soldiers, making his strength even better.

After Li Jue defeated Yang Feng, in order to avoid the revelation of Yang Feng, he ordered Cui Yong to lead 5,000 troops to station in Chang'an City. He still led his troops out of the camp every day and fought with Guo Si's troops.

Shi Tao, who was sent back to Yecheng by Xu Shu, finally returned to Yecheng after seven or eight times. He handed Xu Shu's letter to Han Zhan in the conference hall and said hurriedly: Lord, when his subordinates left the capital, Li and Guo had turned against each other and fought outside Chang'an City. Yuan Zhi asked the lord to send troops immediately to wipe out the two bandits of Li and Guo and eliminate the murder of the court.

It is not easy to destroy Li Jue and Guo Si. Han Zhan thought to himself: Even if all cavalry are all cavalry, it will take at least eight to ten days to run. If these light-armed cavalry arrive outside Chang'an City, if the defenders in the city stay in the door, then their vanguards will become an isolated army. Once Li and Guo shake hands and make peace, then their troops will be in danger of being strangled by the two of them joining forces.

Thinking of this, he looked up and asked Guo Jia who was standing below: Fengxiao, in your opinion, how should we deal with it?

Guo Jia, who was standing in the queue, heard Han Zhan asking himself, hurriedly walked out, bowed and said, "Lord, although the sage is in Jizhou, if there are no civil and military officials, then it is still somewhat unreasonable. Since Li and Guo are fighting outside Chang'an City at this moment, it is a great opportunity for us to send troops to attack. Even if we cannot destroy the two thieves Li and Guo, we can at least drive them away from Chang'an and welcome the civil and military officials back.

Han Zhan did not immediately express his opinion about Guo Jia's proposal, but asked Xun You: Gongda, what do you think of Fengxiao's proposal?

Reporting to the lord, Xun You also walked out of the queue and replied respectfully: My subordinates think that what Guo Fengxiao said is very reasonable. If we can drive away Li and Guo and successfully welcome all the officials. Then we can use the emperor to command the princes in Yecheng, and it will only be a matter of time before the lord dominates the world.

Seeing that Guo Jia and Xun You had the same opinions, Han Zhan proposed to drive Li Ju and Guo Si away and welcome all officials from Chang'an to Yecheng. He asked curiously: Feng Xiaogongda, this marquis doesn't understand. If we drove Li and Guo away from Chang'an, why should we welcome all officials from Chang'an to Yecheng? Wouldn't it be more convenient to let the priest return to the capital directly? Han Zhan said this because it was because building a palace in Yecheng would be too labor-intensive. If there was no Ju Su who was fully responsible for this matter, he would probably have been in a state of great anxiety.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he finished speaking, Guo Jia and Xun You said in unison: Lord, must not send the Holy Lord back to the capital. Guo Jia continued to say that Guanzhong has suffered many wars and people have long lost their lives. If the lord wants the Holy Lord to return to the capital, he will inevitably need to migrate the population from other cities to enrich the capital.

Guo Jia's words completely dispelled Han Zhan's plan to take Emperor Xian of Han back to Chang'an. Next, everyone began to discuss the matter of urging troops to advance westward. After seeing the truth, Han Zhan began to give orders: Where is Huang Zhong and Xun You?

The two people who were named were quickly removed from the list: The subordinate [the last general] is here!

Han Zhan pulled out an arrow from the order box on the table and said: I will give you five thousand cavalry, with Han Sheng as the vanguard and Gong Da as the military advisor, and rush to Chang'an at night, no mistakes must be made!

Huang Zhong stepped forward to take the order arrow and said loudly: The last general's order!

Then Han Zhan drew another command arrow: Where is Zhao Yun?

The last general is here! Zhao Yun also walked out of the queue.

This marquis gives you 30,000 infantrymen and follow Huang Zhong's cavalry to advance westward.

The last general took the order! Zhao Yun stepped forward and received the order, and retreated back to the queue.

After the Western Expedition was arranged, Han Zhan announced the end of the meeting. After the civil and military officials in the hall bowed to Han Zhan, they left the meeting hall one after another, and Zhao Yun was the only one who stayed.

Although Xu Huang led his few soldiers and horses, they were all new forces, and they rushed Li Jue's troops into pieces. He protected Yang Feng and rushed towards the city gate, trying to retreat into the city first, and relying on the tall city walls to resist Li Jue's troops.

Unexpectedly, they rushed to the city gate and saw the suspension bridge being closed and the city gate was closed tightly. Xu Huang was stunned when he saw this. He remembered that when he led his troops out of the city, the city gate was opened and the suspension bridge was also put down. Thinking of this, he hurriedly shouted to the city wall: Listen to the soldiers in the city, General Yang Zhonglang returned to the city gate and opened it.

With the shouts, countless torches suddenly lit up on the city wall. A general with a helmet and armor held the city wall with his hands and poked out half of his body from the battlement and said: I am Cui Yong under the command of Grand Sima. This city has been occupied by me now. If you dismount and surrender, I can still plead with Grand Sima and reward you with a full body.

Seeing that the city was occupied by Li Jue's subordinates, Xu Huang heard a cry of killing from behind. He knew that it was not suitable to stay here for a long time, so he hurriedly protected Yang Feng and walked around the city and retreated eastward.

After this field battle, only more than 2,000 soldiers and horses brought by Yang Feng and Xu Huang escaped with Yang Feng. The rest were either killed in battle or surrendered to Li Jue.

After dawn, Guo Si finally figured out the shouts of killing from Li Jue's camp. It was not that Li Jue was using fraud, but that Yang Feng led his army to attack Li Jue's camp. However, because he had never sent troops, Yang Feng's defeat was a crushing defeat. Li Jue accommodated more than 8,000 defeated soldiers, making his strength even better.

After Li Jue defeated Yang Feng, in order to avoid the revelation of Yang Feng, he ordered Cui Yong to lead 5,000 troops to station in Chang'an City. He still led his troops out of the camp every day and fought with Guo Si's troops.

Shi Tao, who was sent back to Yecheng by Xu Shu, finally returned to Yecheng after seven or eight times. He handed Xu Shu's letter to Han Zhan in the conference hall and said hurriedly: Lord, when his subordinates left the capital, Li and Guo had turned against each other and fought outside Chang'an City. Yuan Zhi asked the lord to send troops immediately to wipe out the two bandits of Li and Guo and eliminate the murder of the court.

It is not easy to destroy Li Jue and Guo Si. Han Zhan thought to himself: Even if all cavalry are all cavalry, it will take at least eight to ten days to run. If these light-armed cavalry arrive outside Chang'an City, if the defenders in the city stay in the door, then their vanguards will become an isolated army. Once Li and Guo shake hands and make peace, then their troops will be in danger of being strangled by the two of them joining forces.

Thinking of this, he looked up and asked Guo Jia who was standing below: Fengxiao, in your opinion, how should we deal with it?

Guo Jia, who was standing in the queue, heard Han Zhan asking himself, hurriedly walked out, bowed and said, "Lord, although the sage is in Jizhou, if there are no civil and military officials, then it is still somewhat unreasonable. Since Li and Guo are fighting outside Chang'an City at this moment, it is a great opportunity for us to send troops to attack. Even if we cannot destroy the two thieves Li and Guo, we can at least drive them away from Chang'an and welcome the civil and military officials back.

Han Zhan did not immediately express his opinion about Guo Jia's proposal, but asked Xun You: Gongda, what do you think of Fengxiao's proposal?

Reporting to the lord, Xun You also walked out of the queue and replied respectfully: My subordinates think that what Guo Fengxiao said is very reasonable. If we can drive away Li and Guo and successfully welcome all the officials. Then we can use the emperor to command the princes in Yecheng, and it will only be a matter of time before the lord dominates the world.

Seeing that Guo Jia and Xun You had the same opinions, Han Zhan proposed to drive Li Ju and Guo Si away and welcome all officials from Chang'an to Yecheng. He asked curiously: Feng Xiaogongda, this marquis doesn't understand. If we drove Li and Guo away from Chang'an, why should we welcome all officials from Chang'an to Yecheng? Wouldn't it be more convenient to let the priest return to the capital directly? Han Zhan said this because it was because building a palace in Yecheng would be too labor-intensive. If there was no Ju Su who was fully responsible for this matter, he would probably have been in a state of great anxiety.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he finished speaking, Guo Jia and Xun You said in unison: Lord, must not send the Holy Lord back to the capital. Guo Jia continued to say that Guanzhong has suffered many wars and people have long lost their lives. If the lord wants the Holy Lord to return to the capital, he will inevitably need to migrate the population from other cities to enrich the capital.

Guo Jia's words completely dispelled Han Zhan's plan to take Emperor Xian of Han back to Chang'an. Next, everyone began to discuss the matter of urging troops to advance westward. After seeing the truth, Han Zhan began to give orders: Where is Huang Zhong and Xun You?

The two people who were named were quickly removed from the list: The subordinate [the last general] is here!

Han Zhan pulled out an arrow from the order box on the table and said: I will give you five thousand cavalry, with Han Sheng as the vanguard and Gong Da as the military advisor, and rush to Chang'an at night, no mistakes must be made!

Huang Zhong stepped forward to take the order arrow and said loudly: The last general's order!

Then Han Zhan drew another command arrow: Where is Zhao Yun?

The last general is here! Zhao Yun also walked out of the queue.

This marquis gives you 30,000 infantrymen and follow Huang Zhong's cavalry to advance westward.

The last general took the order! Zhao Yun stepped forward and received the order, and retreated back to the queue.

After the Western Expedition was arranged, Han Zhan announced the end of the meeting. After the civil and military officials in the hall bowed to Han Zhan, they left the meeting hall one after another, and Zhao Yun was the only one who stayed.

Although Xu Huang led his few soldiers and horses, they were all new forces, and they rushed Li Jue's troops into pieces. He protected Yang Feng and rushed towards the city gate, trying to retreat into the city first, and relying on the tall city walls to resist Li Jue's troops.

Unexpectedly, they rushed to the city gate and saw the suspension bridge being closed and the city gate was closed tightly. Xu Huang was stunned when he saw this. He remembered that when he led his troops out of the city, the city gate was opened and the suspension bridge was also put down. Thinking of this, he hurriedly shouted to the city wall: Listen to the soldiers in the city, General Yang Zhonglang returned to the city gate and opened it.

With the shouts, countless torches suddenly lit up on the city wall. A general with a helmet and armor held the city wall with his hands and poked out half of his body from the battlement and said: I am Cui Yong under the command of Grand Sima. This city has been occupied by me now. If you dismount and surrender, I can still plead with Grand Sima and reward you with a full body.

Seeing that the city was occupied by Li Jue's subordinates, Xu Huang heard a cry of killing from behind. He knew that it was not suitable to stay here for a long time, so he hurriedly protected Yang Feng and walked around the city and retreated eastward.

After this field battle, only more than 2,000 soldiers and horses brought by Yang Feng and Xu Huang escaped with Yang Feng. The rest were either killed in battle or surrendered to Li Jue.

After dawn, Guo Si finally figured out the shouts of killing from Li Jue's camp. It was not that Li Jue was using fraud, but that Yang Feng led his army to attack Li Jue's camp. However, because he had never sent troops, Yang Feng's defeat was a crushing defeat. Li Jue accommodated more than 8,000 defeated soldiers, making his strength even better.

After Li Jue defeated Yang Feng, in order to avoid the revelation of Yang Feng, he ordered Cui Yong to lead 5,000 troops to station in Chang'an City. He still led his troops out of the camp every day and fought with Guo Si's troops.

Then Han Zhan drew another command arrow: Where is Zhao Yun?

The last general is here! Zhao Yun also walked out of the queue.

This marquis gives you 30,000 infantrymen and follow Huang Zhong's cavalry to advance westward.

The last general took the order! Zhao Yun stepped forward and received the order, and retreated back to the queue.

After the Western Expedition was arranged, Han Zhan announced the end of the meeting. After the civil and military officials in the hall bowed to Han Zhan, they left the meeting hall one after another, and Zhao Yun was the only one who stayed.
Chapter completed!