In the wind and snow, a team of invisible troops was staggering forward. It was okay for those cavalry riding tall war horses to be said, but the infantry were walking deep and shallow in the snow, and they were extremely miserable. The hands holding weapons were already frozen red and numb.

At the front position of the team, a fat man in his fifties and sixties was walking on his horse in a bright armor, surrounded by generals and schools. Obviously, the fat man was the commander of this army. Behind him, a flag bearer held a big flag high, with the word Dong swaying in the wind.

He was Dong Zhuo who was working hard toward Luoyang, the capital. But until now, he still didn't understand why He Jin wanted to let him enter Beijing. Not to mention him, even his military advisor and son-in-law Li Ru did not understand.

He and Li Ru discussed this issue repeatedly, but in the end he couldn't come up with a reason. But there was a clear conclusion. No matter what He Jin's motive was or what mystery was behind it, this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for him, Dong Zhuo. So he raised his troops to Luoyang, the capital of the Han Dynasty without hesitation.

In the letter, He Jin invited him to the capital to kill all the eunuchs, but he was afraid that the eunuchs would be powerful and unable to catch them, and they would be harmed by them. Therefore, he asked foreign troops to enter Beijing to help eliminate the eunuchs.

But this reason is obviously absurd. After killing Saishuo, He Jin and the nobles and nobles who allied him undoubtedly had absolute military power in the capital. In this case, not to mention the foreign army, even the imperial guards, the Xiyuan army did not need to be moved. It would be enough to capture the eunuch party just by using some court runners.

They also imagined that He Jin might be worried that he would not have a strict control over the fifth battalion of the Imperial Army. If the matter was leaked, the eunuch group would fight to the death. A single edict could destroy his military power, resulting in the final defeat.

It is indeed a thing of the past to have such concerns. Twenty years ago, the general Dou Wu, who was also a relative of the foreign country, was like this. His lessons were there. But because of this concern, he invited Dong Zhuo to Beijing, which was logically unreasonable.

For the eunuch group, what is the difference between recruiting Dong Zhuo to Beijing and directly expelling eunuchs? Aren’t they both declare war? Will they both stimulate the eunuch group to fight to the death?

In other words, if you, He Jin, can suppress the eunuchs' desperate counterattack, why should you summon foreign troops? If you can't, what's the use of summoning foreign troops? Before the foreign troops arrive, He Jin, your head will fall to the ground.

...

He Jin's bloody head was thrown out of the palace wall. After a while, Cao Cao grabbed Yuan Shao's panic and was about to escape.

[I thought your Yuan family encouraged He Jin to summon Dong Zhuo to Beijing to be a clever trick. The motive was to completely make the relatives and eunuchs break up, and to force the eunuchs to take action. Although this trick is very short-sighted, it is also a trick. Today, I realized that you don’t even have this clever trick. It turns out that you are stupid, really stupid!]

Of course, these words only emerged in Cao Cao's mind and would not be said. He simply said to Yuan Shao a brief sentence, "You run away today, and we will be a traitor. Leading troops in to kill the eunuchs will create an unparalleled achievement."

…

Thousands of soldiers stationed outside the Nangong, led by Yuan Shao and Cao Cao, began to hit the palace gate, and sent orders to inform the troops. Soon, the remaining imperial guards in Luoyang City and the Xiyuan Army units moved when they heard the news, and the general of the Hu Ben Zhonglang, Yuan Shu, also led his troops to attack Nangong.

Nearly 10,000 soldiers walked through the streets and alleys in the inner and outer cities of Luoyang, hunting and killing eunuchs who were recognized by the gentry and ministers everywhere, and looting the mansions of those who were recognized as eunuchs. The city of Luoyang was already full of war and flames rose. The school of Hongdumen School was also burned to ashes.

Not long after, Nangong was captured, and flames rose into the sky. The eunuchs led by Zhang Rang hurriedly fled along the Fudao to Beigong, then went out of the North City Gate and fled to the Beim Mountain area...

It was dawn, and a red sun rose from the snow. On the snow between the inner and outer cities of Luoyang, you could see the bright red and the bodies lying on them from time to time. A flag poked out from the horizon in the distance, and then a row of people appeared. The flags became larger and larger, and finally you could clearly see the word "Dong" above.

This was the first month of the sixth year of Zhongping, and Dong Zhuo brought the emperor and Bohai King to Luoyang safely. This was a little earlier than the history of Feng Yu's world.

It was ten days after Feng Yu received the news.

A servant who often traveled between Zhuyang and Feng's mansion in the capital brought a letter to Feng Yu.

The letter was written by Feng Fang, with only a few twenty words: [There is a huge change in the capital, and my father took his family and his subordinates to avoid disaster and quickly come to take him back.]

Although the letter did not describe any major changes in Luoyang, Feng Yu speculated that He Jin was killed and Dong Zhuo went to Beijing based on the description of the rumored servant and combined with the original world history.

Without too much hesitation, he immediately lit up three hundred soldiers and twenty scouts, brought enough dry food for seven days, and hurried on the road.

Although Feng Yu had no feelings for the Feng family, he was raised by the Feng family in this world, and most of the eight hundred households that started his business were given by Feng Fang.

If you completely abandon it, even if you pass by it. Your reputation in the Eastern Han society with filial piety is the mainstay, it will be completely ruined, even if it is an end of the world. In the pre-time, no one will be willing to become his general and minister, and no one will look at him directly.

When he stepped onto his black-bred war horse, the system prompt sound followed:

[Task: Receive the Feng family who was evacuated. Content: Receive the Feng family who escaped due to the chaos in Luoyang. Mission completion reward: Pigeon Centre building drawings × 1 tiger and leopard cavalry training unlocked]

Feng Yu thought to himself. This is good. Before his ordinary cavalry has been trained to produce a cavalry, the tiger and leopard cavalry is about to unlock it, so he will directly develop a leapfrog development.

With a command, the team crossed the Mian River and rushed to the northeast.

At this time, Feng Fang was lying on a stretcher five hundred miles away, and his servants carried him forward in the wilderness with difficulty. He was hit by an arrow on his right rib, and the arrow clusters had penetrated into his chest. Although he had not died, according to the medical conditions of this era, there was no more time.

He looked at the sky with a hollow and unsightly eyes and recalled what happened that night. Although Feng Yu had already sent a letter, he asked him to be alert to the alliance between relatives and gentry and the turmoil that might occur in the capital, the matter came too suddenly.

So Xin, he was still prepared. As soon as he knew the situation, he brought several boxes of soft and soft packs that had already been packed, and lit up thousands of households and tenants who had already gathered in the manor of Luoyang Outer City. He hurriedly fled to Luoyang City with his wives, concubines and children. At the same time, he sent an urgent message to Feng Yu.

Of course, the biggest preparation was Feng Yu, the pawn. At that time, despite the opposition of his wife Cao, he divided a small part of his troops for Feng Yu to take them out in order to leave a way out for the Feng family.

Unfortunately, just when he was about to run out of the Dagu Pass, he was intercepted by a unit of the Northern Army. In the end, although he was lucky enough to break through, his wives, concubines and children were all buried in the chaos, and the troops suffered most of the losses. He was also hit by an arrow and his life would not last long.

Now all his hopes, or the hopes of the Feng family, lie with Feng Yu.
Chapter completed!