Chapter 346: Emperor Xian's Eastward Movement (5)
Since occupying Chang'an, Li Dao has been intriguing with his former colleagues and fighting-for-tat. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. biqUgE。 infoHowever, after knowing each other for so many years, a know-it-all is always possible.
How could he not understand what happened to his old buddies' subordinates?
Yang Feng is brave and unscrupulous, but he is not brave, he can keep pace with them in Chang'an City, and the most important thing is that he was not destroyed by himself after betraying himself, one is because there are several other people next to him to contain each other, and the other is because Yang Feng has a good subordinate under his hands.
Xu Huang...
Speaking of Xu Huang, even Li Dao himself felt a little pity, why did such a fierce general run under Yang Feng's hands.
If such a fierce general is under Li Wei's account, he dare not say that Chang'an will be completely unified, at least he can suppress a few other people. But it's useless to care about this now, and Xu Huang is somewhat loyal and patriotic, and he doesn't deal with Li Dao, even if he really runs to Li Dao's account, he may not be able to use it, Li Dao still knows this.
So under the reminder of others, after Li Wei remembered Xu Huang, he also thought of using his bravery to deal with Ma Yunlu, this girl who made him and even the entire Xiliang Army a little embarrassed—————— the huge Xiliang Army, if there was not even a person who could deal with Ma Yunlu, it would really become the object of ridicule of the world.
However, after Li Dao sent someone, what he got was not the news that Xu Huang had come, but the shocking news that Emperor Xian had left Chang'an under the escort of Yang Feng and others...
"What are you talking about..."Holding the horsewhip in his hand tightly, Li Dao's eyes glared angrily at the person who sent the message in front of him, as if he was Yang Feng and the others.
You must know that Li Dao is not a benevolent person, and his methods are very cruel to those who are ineffective or disobedient to him. Now that he was glared at by Li Dao so angrily, the messenger's body trembled as if he was jumping or something.
But he knew better that if he was just shocked and didn't even say a word, Li Dao, who was already angry, would definitely cut him down, so no matter how panicked he was in his heart, he hurriedly replied.
"General, the villain just returned to the city and found that the city gate was closed, and there was not even a person, and finally entered the city, but found that the city was also very quiet, the villain went straight to the military camp in the city, and only met a few passers-by, and after arriving at the barracks, there was not even a person guarding the camp at the gate..."
It turned out that after receiving the order, this person went straight to Chang'an City. As the imperial capital of the Han Dynasty, at least it was the former imperial capital, if the gate of Chang'an City was closed, even if there were tens of thousands of troops who wanted to break through, it would take a while, not to mention that he was alone?
With no one to open the gates, it took him almost great effort to get through a small half-open gate on the other side of the city. As a result, after entering the city, what made him creepy was that there was not even a single person in the huge city.
You must know that Chang'an City was the former imperial capital of the Han Dynasty, even if it has experienced the ravages of Dong Zhuo and Li Dao, Guo Yan and others over the years, the number of people in the city is definitely not a small number, not to mention that there are so many defenders in the city. Before he left, he still remembered that the streets of Chang'an City were crowded with people. But how long has it been, and after returning to the city, it has become empty?
I believe that whoever stands on the street that was originally lively but now quiet will feel creepy.
Suddenly, he even thought that he had accidentally walked into the wrong city and walked into some ghost domain. In this case, he almost turned around and escaped from the city.
Fortunately, just when he was thinking about whether he should run out first, he met a citizen in the city who did not leave. It is not surprising that although many people ran away with Emperor Xian, not everyone will be like this. Those who are willing to follow Emperor Xian are either the families in the city, or some rich families, and they are really not worthy of the plundering of Li Dao and others.
In fact, there are fewer real people who are willing to follow along. They don't recognize the emperor's brand, their only purpose is to live. However, unlike those families or wealthy families, even if those people were tossed by Li Dao and them no matter how miserable they were, at least they had some rations in their hands, which was enough for them to flee all the way to Luoyang with Emperor Xian.
But what about them?? They are just some poor people, they don't have any surplus food in their hands, and even in this Chang'an City, they are just barely surviving. Of course, it is easy to leave, but what should you do for a living after leaving? Don't think of these people as idiots, even they know one thing very well, that is, they are different from those big families, and those people can survive even if they change places. But they are different, leaving here, it is difficult for them to fill their stomachs...
So in the city, of course, there are many people who ran away with Liu Xie, but there are also a lot of people left, the only pity is that the people found by this guy don't know anything at all, and they are only fragmented under his threat, and they don't know what to say at all, and the guy who made it almost can't help but want to kill him with a knife, but in the end he still restrained his impulse and went straight to the barracks...
Whatever happened in the city, the people in the barracks would tell him the truth...
Mmmm, I'm sorry, the rest must be made up as soon as possible!!
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