Zhang Jiao pulled Jia Xu all the way back to the Chinese army's tent, and hurriedly discussed the solution proposed by Jia Xu just now.

After a long time, the two looked up and laughed at the same time. In the end, Zhang Jiao looked at Jia Xu and said with a serious expression: Sir, the matter of Luoyang is still troublesome, Mr., go in person.

Jia Xu looked at Zhang Jiao, folded his hands, raised them high above his head, and finally bowed deeply, looked at Zhang Jiao and said: Dare not obey your fate.

Zhang Jiao pulled Jia Xu and told him for a long time, and finally looked at Jia Xu and said: Mr. In Luoyang, everything can be decided by himself. Just talk to me at the end.

Jia Xu looked at Zhang Jiao, who was solemn, and could also feel that Zhang Jiao valued and trusted him. Jia Xu didn't say anything, just nodded solemnly. I agreed.

After finishing speaking, Jia Xu prepared to go to Luoyang. And Zhang Jiao is also preparing a plan to spread rumors throughout the country.

In just three days, rumors about Liu Xie have been flying all over the sky.

Some say that the rebellion of the Yellow Turban Army was not to endure the oppression of the crown prince Liu Xie.

Some say that the Yellow Turban Army revolted to save the people.

Some say that Liu Xie's position is not right, the current imperial court has been controlled by Liu Xie, and the emperor Liu Hong has been killed by the crown prince Liu Xie.

Some say that Liu Xie personally led the army to take the opportunity to eliminate dissidents.

Some say that Liu Xie is ready to leave Luoyang and prepare to be the emperor in Jizhou, but now because Jizhou is occupied by Zhang Jiao, he sent troops to quell the rebellion.

In just three days, all kinds of news spread around the world. Liu Xie, who should have been anxious about this, was sitting in the big tent of the Chinese army at this time, and the old god was there, enjoying himself. He was relaxed, but the generals under the account were in a hurry.

Guo Jia looked at Liu Xie, who was sitting there very calmly, and asked curiously: Your Highness already has a strategy to deal with it? When everyone under the account heard this, they also looked at Liu Xie curiously, but Liu Xie stretched his waist unhurriedly and said slowly: No, but I know that this storm has just blown up, and it is far from reaching the maximum extent.

Hearing Liu Xie's words, Guo Jia rolled his eyes angrily and said: Your Highness, I also know that rumors alone can't do anything to you, but if the court asks about this matter, what should we do? Could it be that we came to Luoyang in vain, without firing a single shot or killing a single person?

Liu Xie looked at Guo Jia but was really worried about him, and said calmly: Don't worry, I already have a countermeasure to the rumors, you can rest assured. After speaking, he looked at the people under the account.

Guo Jia listened to Liu Xie's words and knew that Liu Xie already had an idea, so he was not as anxious as he was just now, and relaxed a little.

Liu Xie looked at Guo Jia and their anxious appearance, but he snorted coldly in his heart, and he was very unimpressed with such a method. If it is a person who has never seen the world, he may be troubled by these rumors, and it is really possible to return to Luoyang in disgrace. But alas, the opponent met him, a man who is accustomed to seeing strong winds and waves in the 21st century. For these means, he has countless means to deal with.

Now he is waiting for this storm to blow at its most intense, and he is starting to break the game. Now he's waiting for things to unfold. Of course, some preparations still need to be made.

At this time, a herald outside the big tent walked in, looked at Liu Xie and said: Your Highness, there is a letter of inquiry jointly sent by Lu Zhi, Huangfu Song, Zhu Jun and the three generals under their names, asking His Highness how to deal with the rumors.

Liu Xie looked at the people who came, and directly ordered: Tell them, peace of mind, I already have an idea for these things, let them put their minds on the battlefield.

The herald said yes loudly and walked out. But the herald who had just walked out soon returned, looked at Liu Xie, knelt on the ground and said: Your Highness, there is a letter from the crown princess. After speaking, he held the letter with both hands and respectfully placed it on the desk of the bookcase in front of Liu Xie.

Liu Xie looked at the delicate handwriting on the desk letter, his heart was warm, and he waved his hand to let everyone in the big tent retreat, and he was ready to slowly savor this loving letter by himself.

When Liu Xie was the only one left in the big tent, Liu Xie slowly tore open the letter sent by Cai Wenji. Looking at Cai Wenji's cordial greetings in the letter, implicitly telling her missing, Liu Xie seemed to feel that Cai Wenji was now whispering these things to him in his ear.

In the letter, Cai Wenji brushed over the words of missing, and the girl was a little embarrassed, but Liu Xie understood it too much. However, Cai Wenji focused on the situation in Luoyang to Liu Xie in her letters. It is said that Empress He went to the emperor's residence every day and told the emperor that Liu Xie should be recalled, and analyzed the necessity of recalling Liu Xie to the emperor.

The ministers of the court were also divided into two factions, some said that the prince should be recalled, and some said that the prince should be insisted on quelling the rebellion, and the decision of the court should not be triggered by popular rumors.

Xun Yu and Zhong Xuan, who stayed in the court, begged to see Emperor Liu Hong every day, hoping to save the emperor's heart.

At the end of the letter, Cai Wenji also expressed her worries in her heart, hoping that Liu Xie could return to the DPRK as soon as possible. However, the sensible Cai Wenji still congratulated Liu Xie at the end on quelling the rebellion as soon as possible and returning triumphantly.

Cai Wenji's letter gave Liu Xie a further judgment on the situation in Luoyang.

Although Liu Xie left plenty of manpower in Luoyang, and Xun Yu and Zhong Xuan also reported to him about the movements of the court, everyone looked at the problem from a different angle, and some news was not something Xun Yu and Zhong Yu could hear, after all, as a foreign minister, there were still many inconveniences. And Cai Wenji does not have these restrictions, and the news to Empress He is what Xun Yu and Zhong Xuan do not know.

Cai Wenji, as Liu Xie's wife and the crown princess of the Han Dynasty, can usually enter and leave the palace freely, and there is also a Empress Dowager Dong in the palace who can pass on news to him. It can be said that Cai Wenji's news is what Liu Xie needs the most.

Liu Xie, who put down the letter, looked outside the big tent and shouted: Come in.

Outside the big tent, everyone who had been listening to the movement looked at each other, looked at each other, and walked into the big tent. Seeing that many people who had just gone out came in, Liu Xie pretended to be very angry and said: Are you all there to do? They are all waiting outside my tent.

As soon as Guo Jia saw Liu Xie's appearance, he knew that Liu Xie was not really angry, after all, they had been together for a long time, and this could still be seen. Looking at Liu Xie, Guo Jia said with a smile: We are concerned about the news in the capital and want to know what the situation in Luoyang is, although Xun Yu and Zhong Xuan also came to the letter, but how can their news be accurate as the news of the crown princess?