There are gentlemen in the Three Kingdoms

After the grave-digging incident, Han Sui guessed that he didn't find any good goods, and felt somewhat aggrieved, so he decided to rebel!

However, he never dared to implement it until an opportunity appeared.

Han Sui's initial rebellion was coerced by Beigong Boyu, the leader of the Qiang people, together with his colleague Bian Zhang.

But as time went by, Han Sui found that it was interesting to rebel against the Han court. It was more interesting than digging people's ancestral graves to make his life full of meaning.

So, Han Sui didn't do anything, and simply killed Beigong Boyu and Bianzhang, and raised the banner of justice for the sky alone, and embarked on a rebellious road of no return.

Later, he got acquainted with the kingdom again, and first supported the kingdom to rebel, but then abolished it, and later became brothers with Ma Teng. The two brothers are good today and bad tomorrow.

Based on what he has done, Han Sui actually has no human morality.

For such an outstanding person who dared to dig the old grave of the Liu family, it would be difficult to expect him to be respectful to the current emperor of the Liu family.

As soon as Han Sui entered the palace, without saying a word, he even skipped the part of paying homage, and went directly to the emperor Liu Xie, and proudly recommended himself: "My brother's merits, can you assume the position of prime minister and general?"

Han Sui thought that his domineering look could stun the emperor, but the problem was that the emperor Liu Xie had seen too many wolves, tigers and leopards over the years, and his ability to withstand pressure was very strong, and he could even be said to be a little numb.

Liu Xie is not very old now, but he has a good self-cultivation. He patiently persuaded Han Sui, and told him tactfully: He Jin, the great general back then, did not become a great general right away. The empress was selected into the palace and was favored by the late emperor, so she was able to benevolent He Jin, and made him a general after serving as Lang Zhong, Huben Zhong Lang General, Yingchuan Prefect, Jiang Zuo General, and Henan Yi.

Compared with He Jin, Han Sui, if you want to be a high-ranking official, you have to practice more.

When Han Sui saw that the emperor was so ungrateful that even a general would not give him face, he immediately became unhappy.

He shouted at the emperor Liu Xieyao, "I am not a butcher of He Jin!"

Emperor Liu Xie was very upset.

You are a fart, butchers can become generals because they have a beautiful younger sister who can sleep with my father!And you?He has nothing but a bunch of stinky old men from Xiliang!

I will never sleep with those old men.

Therefore, the emperor Liu Xie remained silent.

When Han Sui saw that the emperor refused to appoint an official, he was furious, and the bandit's temper began to rise.

As soon as the bandit's temper came up, Han Sui's mouth began to be dirty, swearing at the emperor.

It is estimated that what Han Sui said may be too ugly, and Ma Teng can't accept it.

As a descendant of Ma Yuan, the ambush general, although he was not as magnificent as his ancestors back then, and he had been a rebel for a while, the purpose of Ma Teng's visit to Chang'an this time was to let the emperor take a look at Ma Teng's Confucian style.

In his dreams, he wanted to carry forward the Ma clan in his own hands.

On the first night when he came to see the Son of Heaven, Ma Teng lit a lamp and boiled oil. He almost spent all night preparing the manuscript, including the etiquette and greetings when meeting the Son of Heaven, and how to govern Guanzhong to the Son of Heaven, and put forward some good policy strategies. Perform well in front of His Majesty.

He even thought about it, if the Emperor Longyan is very happy, he must treat himself to a meal, then he should say something interesting and graceful at the dinner, so that the Emperor can admire him from the bottom of his heart or sing a poem would be more reliable.

Ma Teng made so many preparations, but the only person he forgot could destroy everything was Han Sui.

Han Sui's deeds in front of the emperor completely sent him and Ma Teng to the same Xiliang vicious dog level as Dong Zhuo.

Seeing the hidden contempt and disgust in the eyes of the emperor looking at the two of them, Ma Teng knew that his desire to transform from a barbarian in the northwest to a member of the high-ranking gentry group of the Han Dynasty followed Han Sui's love for the emperor. He yelled at him and declared complete bankruptcy.

Han Sui ruined Ma Teng's dream of becoming a cultural person, and Ma Teng would never make him feel better.

This pair of brothers, who are sometimes good and sometimes bad, once again had conflicts because of differences in ideals and political behaviors after capturing Chang'an.

People from Xiliang and people from Central Plains handle things a little differently.

When people in the Central Plains have conflicts, everyone usually focuses on talking. Everyone sits down and discusses the truth first, fights with each other, occupies the righteousness, and uses means and brainpower to distribute the benefits. If the negotiation fails, then think of other ways.

The Xiliang people obviously skipped this link.

Negotiation is completely redundant for them.

When there are differences and contradictions, the Xiliang people who have lived in the frontier for a long time usually only have three words to deal with them.

Then do it!

In this way, after the city of Chang'an was infested with the blood of Dong Zhuo's old tribe and the three clans, it began to fall into another war.

Ma Teng vs. Han Sui!

The two parties changed from allies to hostiles, and their respective gangs gathered in the suburbs of Chang'an, and began a series of internal strife.

This kind of thing is commonplace for Ma Tengjun and Han Suijun.

Those who are familiar with the nature of these two generals know that Ma Teng and Han Sui fought each other not once or twice.

As long as the two of them don't die, after a while, they will shake hands and make peace, and if they are good, they can continue to wear a pair of pants.

Moreover, the strength of the two is fairly equal. Without special circumstances, the two sides are basically evenly matched, and neither can do anything to the other.

However, things will eventually change over time.

This time, a dark horse appeared in Ma Teng's army, which slightly weighed the balance of victory on Ma Teng's side.

This time he went to Chang'an, Ma Teng led his eldest son Ma Chao, who was just 17 years old and had been crowned.

A 17-year-old boy who had just been crowned on the battlefield was nothing extraordinary in Han Sui's eyes.

It's just a baby, how much effect can it play in the battle between the two armies?

But what Han Sui didn't expect was that Ma Chao's skills were not much smaller than that of Sun Ce and the potters back then.

This young baby was brave and invincible on the battlefield. He defeated Han Sui's six generals in a row, and he had the air of an invincible general.

This young man was dressed in brocade, and with a long spear in his hand, he was almost invincible on the battlefield. Han Sui's generals were almost invincible in front of him.

Comparable to Lu Bu's martial arts.

Because of Ma Chao's brilliant appearance, Ma Teng's army defeated Han Sui many times, but Han Sui's troops were all good fighters who lived in the frontier all the year round. Ma Teng could gain the upper hand with morale, but he still couldn't completely defeat Han Sui.

After several fierce battles between the two sides, the soldiers and generals were also lost, and the morale was greatly damaged. The soldiers on both sides fell to the bottom no matter in terms of combat power and fighting spirit.

But at this moment, according to Jia Xu's plan, Li Jue began to command the three armies to launch a fatal blow to Ma Teng and Han Sui.

Li Jue and the others recharged their batteries and waited for work with leisure. Ma Teng and Han Sui fought among themselves, and their soldiers and horses were exhausted. Comparing the two, it was obvious who would win and who would lose.

What's more, with the help of Jia Xu, Li Jue took back Chang'an City from Ma and Han naturally.

Ma Teng and Han Sui reconciled again, and fought back against Li Jue, trying to regain the emperor.

How come after the bloodbath of the two in Chang'an City, the gentry people in the city hated the two, and the emperor also issued an edict directly conferring on Li Jue as a chariot general, governor of the army, and punishing cruelty. The revenge morale of Chang'an soldiers and civilians has been greatly improved.

After following Dong Zhuo, it was the first time that Li Jue was so rare.