Tang Xiu relied on his prestige, as well as the attachment of Fan Chou and Zhang Ji, and collected 110,000 Xiliang troops.

There are also countless money, food, and treasures, all of which were looted by Dong Zhuo before, and they are a huge fortune.

It's all good, Tang Xiu!

There are also 50,000 Xiliang troops led by Hua Xiong, guarding the Tiger Pass, and have expressed their intention to submit to Tang Xiu, and then there are 50,000 troops in Luoyang City.

Tang Xiu now has an army of 210,000 under his command, and he has countless money and food, which can be described as a strong army.

For the first time, he felt that he had a trace of apology for killing Dong Zhuo, which was all the warmth sent by Dong Zhuo! And the decision to start in Dong Zhuojun was really correct!

Now, Tang Xiu is in charge of more than 200,000 troops, with enough soldiers and food, and the "cheap father-in-law" Situ Wang Yun, as well as the hundred official forces represented by the three princes, such as Taiwei Huang Wan and Sikong Yang Biao, are in charge of the government.

Although Dong Zhuo has been killed, the world has been divided by princes, and the Han regime has almost collapsed.

Wang Yun, Huang Wan, Yang Biao and others are all loyal ministers of the Han family, and if they want to support the Han family, they naturally have to rely on Tang Xiu, the number one general in the world, and the army under his command.

Therefore, the hundred officials led by Wang Yun, Huang Wan, Yang Biao and other three princes began to correct the name of Tang, that is, to whitewash.

The power represented by the hundred officials and the families behind them should not be underestimated, and after he began to whitewash Tang Xiu, his reputation in the people of the world immediately changed.

In the eyes of the world, Tang Xiu has become a big hero who took refuge under Dong Zhuo's command and endured humiliation, just to kill Dong Thief, Kuang Fu Sheji, and save Li Min!

He is willing to bear the infamy of being a thief and a traitor, and it is really admirable that he sacrifices himself for the people like this!

For a while, in addition to the reputation of the world's number one general, Tang Xiu no longer lived up to the reputation of small country thieves and traitors, and immediately became a big hero and a great hero who endured humiliation and burdens, and was praised by the world!

Tang Xiu was also amused, it seems that whether it is ancient or modern, public opinion is very important. And the officials of the court and the families behind them control public opinion.

Soon after, Tang Xiu was promoted from a second-rank hussar general to a "great general", ranking first-class, and his status was extremely respected.

He has also married Diao Chan, and at the same time with Wang Yun, Huang Wan, Yang Biao and other officials represented by the Three Princes, he is in charge of the government.

In this regard, Tang Xiu gave Wang Yun, Huang Wan, Yang Biao and others great power, and almost did not mean to meddle in the government.

This shocked Wang Yun, Huang Wan, Yang Biao and others, originally they were worried that Tang Xiu would become another Dong Zhuo!

Could it be that this is really a hero who "endures humiliation"?

The story they made up for Tang Xiu's whitewashing almost made them believe it more now!

How did Wang Yun and other officials know that Tang Xiu's quest was to kill Dong Zhuo and revive the Han, since these courtiers all wanted to help the Han, even if they were like-minded with him.

Where will Tang Xiu dismantle his own platform?

After Tang Xiu was promoted to general, he was promoted to a series of generals, and he still had complete control over the power in the army, that is, Wang Yun and other hundred officials were interested in not interfering, and they could not interfere.

Zhang Liao was awarded the title of second-rank hussar general, which was the title before Tang Xiu, and at the same time, Zhang Liao also replaced Tang Xiu and commanded an army of 50,000 and states.

Getting such an honor, it is a famous general of Zhang Liao's generation, and he is also excited, after all, Zhang Liao is still young at this time, and the hussar general is already in the position of the third duke, and he is about to reach the peak of the generals!

One step further, it's a general like Tang Xiu!

At the same time, Gao Shun and Zang Ba and other generals of the state also have their own divisions, all of them are generals of the second rank such as General Zhengdong and General Zhengnan, and they still serve in the state army.

Tang Xiu also canonized Fan Chou as the general of the Erpin Fujun and Zhang Ji as the general of the Erpin Town Army, and still commanded the old department and was in charge of logistics.

Fan Chou and Zhang Ji were overjoyed and began to return to Tang Xiu, but they did not expect that the new lord not only did not remove their military power, but still entrusted them with important tasks and promoted them.

It must be known that Fan Chou was only a right general before, and Zhang Ji was not a former general, they were only third-rank generals, but now they have been promoted to second-rank generals.

The grades of these generals seem to be dispensable, and the military power under them has not changed, but for every general, the promotion of grades and titles is very important, which represents fame and glory!

Tang Xiu promoted Zhang Ji's nephew Zhang Ji unusually, took over the title of general before Zhang Ji, as the former general of Sanpin, and was in charge of the Xiliang army, responsible for the Beijing division and guard.

As a result, Zhang Ji and his nephew Zhang Xiu were both surprised and overjoyed, and they were both very interested in Tang Xiu.

There was also a commander of 50,000 Xiliang troops, and Hua Xiong, who was responsible for guarding the Tiger Prison Pass, sent a surrender table, Tang Xiu naturally accepted it, and canonized Hua Xiong as a second-class car cavalry general, ranking more than the third duke.

Hua Xiong was originally saved by Tang Xiu and had the grace to save his life, and later he was even more interested in Tang Xiu's bravery and talent, and he had already obeyed his words, and now he is even more at heart.

Tang Xiu also initially controlled more than 200,000 troops, in an orderly manner.

It's just that he also feels that the generals under his command are a little insufficient.

The state army is led by Zhang Liao, one of the sixty-four famous generals in ancient and modern times, and it is already worry-free.

And the 160,000 Xiliang army, of which 50,000 are commanded by Huaxiong, it doesn't hurt to guard the Tiger Pass.

Of the remaining 110,000 Xiliang troops, 30,000 belong to Commanders Fan Chou and Zhang Ji, who are responsible for logistics, which is also fine.

It's just that the remaining 80,000 Xiliang troops are counted as a general like Zhang Xiu, and Zhang Xiu is a little young at this moment, so he can only barely do it.

Under Tang Xiu, there is still a lack of some generals who will lead the army to fight, after all, unifying the world, ending the troubled times, and reviving the Han are his next important tasks.

Whether it is the princes from all walks of life, or the "Dong Zhuo Yu" Niu Fu army stationed in Chang'an, it is a big trouble for him!

There is even Lu Bu, who was once the world's number one flying general, and now he is leading the troops, and he doesn't know where to go.

I don't know if Lu Bu will stand on his own, or join forces with Niu Fu, or return to Luoyang City and obey the orders of the imperial court?

Tang Xiu thought about it, so he came to find his cheap father-in-law, Situ Wang Yun.

He has been married to Diao Chan and has a stunning wife, but he is a little young, only twenty-eight or sixteen years old. But in ancient times, women were precocious, and Diao Chan seemed to be biased towards adult beauties.

Tang Xiu came to find his cheap father-in-law, Wang Yun, to discuss in the name of the imperial court, to gather the generals and come to listen to it.

This proposal surprised Wang Yun, but he didn't expect Tang Xiu to be willing to summon generals in the name of the imperial court! Isn't this tantamount to ceding the power of the summoned troops to those generals summoned by the imperial court!?