Three Kingdoms

Xiwu.

It is located 250 miles west of Chang'an.

Xi was Dong Zhuo's fiefdom. Dong Zhuo built "Xi Wu" in Xi and connected it with Chang'an by Chidao.

Xiwu was built along Xiwu Ridge. The mountain is not steep, but the forest is deep and the water is clear. It was originally the site of Zhongguancheng and was later used by Dong Zhuo. At this time, it was still under construction, and there were countless remote workers coming and going.

Zhongguancheng was named after the First Emperor collected weapons from all over the world and turned them into bells. It was also the place where Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty later cast five baht coins.

Wang Yun had just left the Prime Minister's Mansion. Although Yuan Wei had agreed to serve as the chief minister, he might not be able to safely breathe a sigh of relief.

The sun has set slightly to the west, and there is a slight wind blowing, bringing a bit of chill.

The chariots are winding and the wheels are buzzing.

Wang Yun was sitting in the covered carriage, deep in thought.

If Yuan Wei still wants to live, he will definitely agree to come out and take over the hot potato, just like a person who is about to die of thirst gets a glass of dove wine. He may die if he drinks it, but he will definitely die if he doesn't drink it.

But is Yuan Wei a law-abiding person?

Apparently not.

And when Yuan Wei makes some moves, no matter whether he succeeds or not, someone must take his place as the great Sinong...

Wang Yun can also guess some of Dong Zhuo and Li Ru's thoughts. With prices soaring at the moment, making money seems to be the only option at the moment. Anyone who tries to be a big farmer now will be doomed!

Even if you can barely resist this wave, Qiu Hou will definitely be the best person to take the blame.

what to do?

Although he and Yuan Wei have had some cooperation with each other, it does not mean that Wang Yun himself is willing to wipe Yuan Wei's butt and clean up the mess!

You have to make some plans first, otherwise it will be too late if you really have to wait until the moment the event comes to make preparations.

And this is not the only problem Wang Yun is facing now. After moving to Chang'an, not only Ge Tianshi's tea is out of stock, but also the golden elixir supplied to Dong Zhuo and Dong Xiangguo is out of stock!

This golden elixir is not available in just any place, and you can grab a lot of it. However, when he saw Dong Zhuo's scarlet eyes staring over, Wang Yun did not dare to say it completely, so he could only evade it and said that he would wait for Ge Tian. The master opened the furnace to refine...

well!

Just work it out for two or three months, and this...

Golden elixir is the best, but it cannot be eaten as fried beans!

Headache, quite a headache.

Just as Wang Yun was racking his brains to find countermeasures, the car battle suddenly stopped, and an attendant came to report that there was a group of people passing in front, blocking the road.

Wang Yun stood up on the covered cart and looked forward. At the street intersection, there were twenty or thirty riders who seemed to be making a U-turn and occupying the entire street, which prevented his cart from moving forward.

Wang Yun looked vaguely familiar and stopped the waiter from trying to clear the way forward. He shouted loudly: "Is Wen Hou ahead? Please stay!"

Lu Bu was about to pat his horse and move forward, but when he heard the shouting from behind, he turned his head and looked. After thinking for a while, he turned his horse back and came to Wang Yung's carriage. He cupped his hands and said, "I've seen Situ."

Wang Yun quickly caught the hint of melancholy on Lu Bu's face, and said with a smile: "Marquis Wen wants to return to Chang'an? Can we go with him?"

Lu Bu thought it was all right, so he nodded and agreed.

In the previous battle in Yangren, Lu Bu secretly stirred up some evil moths and disrupted Hu Zhen's plans and arrangements. Although it was said that he was angry, it was also inevitable that he would be named the defeated army. Fortunately, Li Ru He had been worrying about the deteriorating Chang'an market for some time, and did not deal with it directly. After scolding him, he asked Hu Zhen, Lu Bu and others to go back and standby.

But how could Lu Bu stay in Chang'an? Although it was his dream to drink and eat meat every day, during that time in Luoyang City, the monotonous and boring life was really enough, so he borrowed I arrived at Xiwu with the reason of handing over the military order, hoping to meet Dong Zhuo and see if I could find some opportunities to lead the troops out...

However, Dong Zhuo did not expect to see him at all.

Or maybe I don’t have time to see him.

In Xiwu, well, a new batch of beauties have entered. Adding them up, there are probably nearly a thousand people...

So, Dong Zhuo is very busy...

The most important thing is that Heluo is now a scorched earth, and the Shandong nobles have been short of food and have gradually dispersed. Is it possible to send troops out to provoke them and let these people regroup?

Naturally, Lu Bu's trip was in vain.

So the two families stayed together and slowly headed towards Chang'an.

Xiwu is still quite far away from Chang'an. It takes four or five days to go back and forth, which is not very convenient.

Logically speaking, it should be more convenient for Dong Zhuo to live in Chang'an, but because... well, he stayed in Xiwu for this period of time.

Wang Yun looked at Lu Bu beside him. Although he looked down on people who didn't have much ink in his heart, according to the current situation, the more help he had, the more his own safety would be guaranteed.

"Have Marquis Wen ever met Xiangguo?" Wang Yun asked.

Lu Bu slightly held the reins of the red rabbit horse to prevent it from running too fast. He controlled the carriage to run parallel to Wang Yun, and said: "I only gave you military orders and never saw the Prime Minister..." Of course, originally Lu Bu didn't either He came with high hopes. In fact, deep down in his heart, he wanted to meet someone else during this trip to Xiwu...

It's a pity that I didn't see it either.

The entire inner palace of Xiwu is quite large, and there are also Dong Zhuo's family members, so it is not easy for Lu Bu to enter. Now it seems that the only way to find another way to meet Dong Zhuo is when he returns to Chang'an.

Wang Yun heard some hints of sadness in Lu Bu's words, but Wang Yun naturally couldn't imagine what Lu Bu was doing and felt a little disappointed. However, this did not prevent Wang Yun from continuing: "In two days, I have been away from home for ten years... The wild geese are flying, and their feathers are solemn. Now that I am old, I miss the east corner... Now in the court, I can't find much of the local accent. Wen Hou, since it is fate today, I will prepare a little wine by then. I wonder if I could please share some nostalgia?"

Lu Bu immediately raised his hands and said, "Situ invites you, how dare you refuse?"

Wang Yun nodded, stroked his beard, and said, "I'll just sweep the couch and wait for warmth..."

Afterwards, they chatted for a few more words, and then Wang Yun pointed at the red rabbit horse, whose speed was being controlled by Lu Bu, causing it to snort impatiently. He laughed and said, "I'm driving slowly, so this horse is really suffering! There is no need to accommodate Wen Hou, just go ahead."

Lu Bu also smiled when he saw this, and thanked Wang Yun: "Thank you Situ for your consideration, I'll take my leave!" After saying that, he let go of the reins, and the red rabbit horse raised its neck excitedly, neighed for a long time, and teased Open your four hooves and fly away.

Wang Yun watched Lu Bu go away with his guards, with a smile on his face, but a little sparkle between his eyebrows...

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In essence, the imperial power in ancient times was not restricted by the people, and the people had no private property rights...

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