Empire's Summoning Generals System

"Yes! The minister will leave!"

Li Yuanfang backed out of the palace gate.

Not long after coming here, Liu De saw Zhang, a fierce general.

Zhang, one of the five sons of good generals, first belonged to Han Fu, then to Yuan Shao, and finally to Cao Cao. He fought countless battles throughout his life, and was known for his "skillful changes" until he was shot by an arrow in the knee...

cough cough...

The general in front of Liu De who is known for his "smart changes" is not very old, he is still very young. Liu De immediately used his special skills to check:

Character: Zhang

Sex: Male

Age: 20/66

Injuries: Health

Power: Liu De (Han)

Status: Soldier

Official position: Wuchang

Title: none

Reputation: 11

Merit: 1200

Loyalty: 91

Command: 90

Force: 89

Intelligence: 69

Politics: 57

Charisma: 71

Suitability: infantry a cavalry s archers c weapons a water army c

Treasure: none

Special skill: Ingenious change [marching ignores terrain when on land] (level [-] marching skill)

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Ignore terrain?

Is it true that leading a large army to march is like walking on flat ground even in treacherous terrain?

Liu De thought to himself.

Zhang's leadership and military tools are excellent, and he is only 20 years old, so there is still room for growth.

Liu De said: "Zhang, you saved Xun Shoufu. This is meritorious service, and you must be rewarded. Moreover, Xun Shoufu, Commander Li, and your superior General Zheng all praised you for being brave and good at leading troops. In this way, Gu will reward you with the post of captain and continue to serve as a general under General Zheng, would you like it?"

"The last will be willing!"

Zhang immediately kowtowed, very excited.

Liu De nodded, after a few compliments, he let Zhang go down.

Zhang Liao, Xu Huang, Zhang, Yu Jin, Le Jin, Cao Wei and the five sons of Liang will be together.

They joined at different times, and held different official positions. The highest official positions are now the leading general Wei Xu Huang and the right Wei Wei general Yu Jin. Now Xu Huang leads more than ten thousand troops guarding Zhoukou Pass, which can be said to be influenced by Liu De. reuse.

Although Yu Jin's official position and title have not changed, but now he has lost his military power and is idle in Beiping, and Huo Qubing, Lu Bode and other generals of the Weihuo line are quite disgusted with Yu Jin, life is a bit difficult!

Zhang Liao is currently serving as Qimen Cheng in the Qimen Army. After a long period of experience, Liu De is also planning to send some members of the Qimen Army to take up important positions in various armies. Zhang Liao is among them, and his military rank is definitely not low. But Liu De's pro-army.

Le Jin is currently serving as the General of the Right Martial Guard and the Left General, following under Huo Qubing's command, and has achieved great military exploits. Although Le Jin is short in stature and rather taciturn, he is deeply trusted by Liu De.

And Zhang joined a bit late, but with Zhang's ability, it is very easy to obtain military merits and serve as a general.

Then Liu De looked at the system, and among the [Combined Titles], [Cao Wei Five Sons of Good Generals] was indeed all together.

But Liu De is not in a hurry to open it now, and will study it later.

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In July, Weizhou Gao and Li Dingguo reported that the Qiang rebellion in Weizhou was basically put down. The military newspaper detailed where there was a rebellion, how many beheads, how many prisoners, and how much the Han army in Weizhou was damaged.

In the letter, Gao Zai also praised Wang Meng, who served as the county magistrate in Fuping, for defeating hundreds of Qiang people with more than a hundred people, capturing 400 people, and capturing a hundred horses.

Among them, Wang Meng also recommended to Liu De a Qiang under his command named Deng Qiang, who was quite brave.

He also said that there are many Qiang people in Weizhou, and Deng Qiang's heart is for the great Han, and he can use it and appreciate it. The Qiang people will definitely follow it when they hear it, and Weizhou will be stable...

Supplemented by division and wooing, and using Qiang to govern Qiang, it may not take a few years for the Qiang chaos that has plagued the Zhou Dynasty for a hundred years to be put down.

Liu De and his ministers also analyzed in detail why the Qiang rebellion in Weizhou was unjust in the Great Zhou Dynasty. In fact, the first point is that the courtiers did not work hard. He has contempt in his heart, refuses to stick to it with his heart, and is quite harsh and cruel to the people of Weizhou.

At the beginning of the Qiang Rebellion, the weapons and equipment were very simple, not even cloth armor, and most of the weapons in their hands were wooden sticks, and the number of people was very small.

As long as the imperial court made up their minds, the initial Qiang rebellion could be wiped out in the bud, but obviously, because of various reasons, or because the big bosses in the center didn't care about Weizhou at all, the Qiang rebellion soon became a prairie fire. After breaking the city, the weapons and armor in the arsenal were quickly assembled, and the number of soldiers and horses also rapidly increased.

When the threat to the mainland, or even Zhongzhou, the central bosses came to their senses one after another, dispatched troops and generals, and began to encircle and suppress the Qiang rebellion, but it was already too late, after decades of wear and tear, and the Qiang people also fought Dog brains, only then regained most of Wisconsin.

The center also sent Weizhou Mu to sit in the town, but in fact it could only maintain superficial stability. In fact, the Qiang rebellion has not subsided, and then the aristocratic families gradually took control of power. What does this remote place in Weizhou have to do with them? , die is die!

The imperial court did not have any extra money and troops to send troops to Weizhou. Weizhou has been corrupted until now, until Liu De now regained Weizhou.

In August, news also came from Huo Qubing that all counties and counties in Jinzhou had surrendered, and among them, the gentry who had committed the most crimes were directly pulled out by the Han army and beheaded.

This also caused many family rebellions, but they were all defeated by Huo Qubing. Huo Qubing asked Beiping to send officials to appease the local area as soon as possible.

In August, good news came from Guan Yu, who basically regained all counties and counties in Danzhou, but clashed with the Qi army on the border between Danzhou and Dongzhou, and lost 27 soldiers.

Liu De ordered the Governor's Office of the Five Armies to send an order to Guan Yu, focusing on restoring the people's strength in Danzhou, punishing the lawless family, and carefully guarding the whole army.

According to the news from the Arch Guard Division, Xiang Yu is now leading an army to attack Huaizhou, and he probably won't be able to take action for a while, but Liu De also reminded himself to be more careful.

Xiang Yukong is brave, he is just a fool, but his adviser Fan Ji is definitely not easy to get along with. Liu De ordered Dai Zongjia to send people to Dongzhou and Luzhou to investigate the intelligence of Qi State.