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

The ministers never expected that things would turn out like this. They were ashamed and angry that Xu Wenhao, a fifth-rank official, did not take them seriously.

"All the ministers will pay their respects to the new emperor tomorrow morning. Please go down now."

Xu Wenhao saw that the ministers still wanted to talk to Liu Xie about something, so he waved his hand and signaled them to go down first.

"Your Majesty, please order General He Miao's troops to obey Zhang He's orders."

At this time, most of Luoyang's troops were in He Miao's hands, so Xu Wenhao certainly needed another order, otherwise it would be really troublesome if these people ran away.

"No problem, thank you General."

Liu Xie was still young and clever, and he was not instigated by anyone. He just thought that Xu Wenhao, who made him emperor, was a good man, so he did as he was told.

Xu Wenhao was very satisfied with his attitude. No matter whether it was acting or real, as long as he held the power, it was fine.

Soon Zhang He also brought the imperial edict to the place where He Miao's Qu tribe was stationed. This group of people all obeyed the orders of the court. Now that the imperial edict had arrived, they naturally had to obey.

In fact, most of these soldiers were recruited to wipe out the Yellow Turban bandits, and their strength is just so-so.

It is said that there are tens of thousands of soldiers and horses, but in fact there are less than 3, and many of them are old, weak, sick and disabled.

Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu and others discovered this situation and ordered their men to leave Luoyang overnight. When Xu Wenhao learned the news, he did not stop them but ordered them to let them go.

Go ahead, spend money to recruit soldiers, and if you don’t have enough money, go rob the wealthy families. This way, life won’t be so hard for the common people.

Don’t say that the people will suffer because of the struggle for supremacy among warlords. In fact, Cao Cao has always had soldiers and horses farming the land, and they will only return to the team during war.

Most of the other princes were able to manage their territories well, except for the fool Yuan Shu, who did something a little too weird.

After resolving these issues, Xu Wenhao asked Zhang He, who was more clever, to manage the palace, while he just found a place to live.

There will be an early court session tomorrow, and his plan will really begin then. As for the imperial edicts, they have already been written, and Liu Xie just needs to have someone read them out tomorrow.

He certainly would not live in the palace, but planned to live in General He Jin's house outside the palace, so he arranged for people to clean it.

Day 2.

When the ministers arrived at the hall anxiously for court, they found Xu Wenhao and Xu Zhu already standing there.

"Your Majesty's ascension to the throne still needs to be properly arranged. Since Your Majesty is still young, I was asked to handle it."

Xu Wenhao also waved his hand, signaling everyone to look at him.

He does not think like an ancient person, so he does not think there is anything wrong with this.

The others looked at the Bingzhou soldiers standing on both sides and immediately felt that this made sense. . .

"Your Majesty has a decree."

"Flying General Lü Fengxian has made great contributions in saving the emperor, and he is appointed as the Grand General to lead the troops of the whole country."

"Appointed the rear general of Nanyang Yuan Shu, the governor of Jizhou Han Fu, the governor of Yuzhou Kong Zhu, the governor of Yanzhou Liu Dai, the prefect of Henei County Ding Yuan, the prefect of Chenliu Zhang Miao, the prefect of Dongjun Qiao Mao, the prefect of Shanyang Yuan Yi, the prime minister of Jibei Bao Xin, the prefect of Beihai Kong Rong, the prefect of Guangling Zhang Chao, the governor of Xuzhou Tao Qian, the general of Xiliang Ma Teng, the general of Youzhou Fenwu Gongsun Zan, the marching Sima of Shangdang Zhang Yang, the prefect of Changsha Sun Jian, the marquis of Wucheng, and the prefect of Bohai Yuan Shao."

"Everyone received orders to go to various places to form an army, eliminate the Yellow Turban bandits, and restore stability in various places."

Although all the eunuchs in the palace had been eliminated by Yuan Shao and Cao Cao, there were still many eunuchs who had escaped from the palace before. Naturally, they did not dare to say anything now and could only obediently read the imperial edict written by Xu Wenhao.

Ahem, does this list sound familiar? It is actually the early list of the Eighteen Princes.

Some people do not have official positions yet, and Xu Wenhao has arranged them according to the list at that time.

"Appoint Zhang Liao as a lieutenant general under General Lü Fengxian to guard Chang'an and command the troops of Yongzhou."

"Appoint Gao Shun as the captain of the city gates to lead the defense of Luoyang and guard Luoyang."

"Appoint Zhao Yun as General Breaking the Enemy, commanding the troops of Bingzhou."

"Appoint Zhang He as General Huwei to assist Zhao Yun in commanding the troops of Bingzhou."

"Appoint Xu Huang as General Xuande, commanding the Sili troops."

"Appoint Xu Zhu as the Weiwei, responsible for protecting the safety of the imperial city."

"Appoint Xun Yu as Prime Minister to handle the affairs of Luoyang City."

"Appoint Cheng Yu as the Imperial Censor, responsible for supervising all officials, managing court affairs, and assisting the Prime Minister."

Most of the generals under Xu Wenhao had been assigned to positions. As for Xun Yu, Xu Wenhao wanted to keep him to do some work.

Cheng Yu is also good, but he is more fierce and suitable for supervising officials. On the contrary, Xun Yu is better at handling internal affairs.

Ahem, don’t want to?

At this time, most of the Xun family members were in Luoyang. Xu Wenhao could still persuade Xun Yu with reason, but he couldn't let him go out to help Cao Cao.

There is no problem in training Cao Cao to be a beast of burden to fight these princes, but there is no problem in letting Xun Yu help Cao Cao fight himself.

At the same time, Xu Wenhao also asked people to look for Chen Gong. He was also a talent, but unfortunately it took two years for him to show up. If he was recruited now, he would have more manpower to use.

Xun Yu was a little confused at this time. How did he directly become the prime minister, one of the three highest officials?

Xun Yu was known as a "talented person who could assist the king" in his early years. In the first year of the Yonghan period (189 AD), he was selected as a filial and honest official and appointed as the governor of the palace.

This is an official from the eighth rank, and can be said to be a young man who has just emerged.

Xun Yu was born into the Xun family of Yingchuan, a descendant of Xunzi. His grandfather Xun Shu was well-known in his time and was known as the Divine Lord.

Xun Shu had eight sons, known as the Eight Dragons. Xun Yu's father, Xun Gun, was once the Prime Minister of Jinan, and his uncle, Xun Shuang, was once the Minister of Works.

Xun Gun was afraid of eunuchs, so he made Xun Yu marry the daughter of the eunuch Tang Heng, which caused Xun Yu to be criticized.

Another theory is that Xun Yu was spared from the ridicule of others because he was famous for his talent when he was young.

"Where is Xun Yu?"

At this time, Xu Wenhao also signaled Xun Yu to come out.

Everyone was watching, waiting for Xun Yu to show up.

After all, a young man was suddenly recommended by Xu Wenhao, a general who held the emperor hostage to control the princes. It is hard to say whether he had surrendered secretly.

In the eyes of the civil servants, these people are no longer their own!

Xun Yu had no choice but to come out at this time. The main reason was that he never expected that he would be suddenly promoted, and to the position of prime minister, which was higher than his ancestor's position.

"The minister is here."

After Xun Yu came out, he also bowed to Liu Xie.

He didn't even look at Xu Wenhao, which made others feel much better about him.

After all, they were just worried that there might be a traitor among the civil servants. If not, they would just not take it seriously. They were all senior officials anyway, and they didn't think Xun Yu could control them.

After Dong Zhuo captured Luoyang, these ministers pretended to obey at first, but finally they summoned the eighteen princes to force Dong Zhuo to flee to Chang'an in a panic. This shows that they are all old foxes.

They had already thought of today's situation. In the past, General He Jin often made arbitrary decisions on government affairs, but he still died in the end. It was just a small scene!