In fact, just listening to Yuan Kui's words, there is no problem at all in summoning Dong Zhuo into Beijing, the only thing that makes Yuan Ji uneasy is the question of whether Dong Zhuo is worth using as a person.

Yuan Ji has no friendship with Dong Zhuo, after all, Dong Zhuo belongs to Yuan Kui's former official, Yuan Ji only knows that Dong Zhuo is a person, and he has indeed been loyal to the Yuan family and very obedient over the years.

Yuan Kui is very confident in Dong Zhuo, he feels that after more than ten years of contacts, he has eaten Dong Zhuo to death.

Although Yuan Ji does not deny Yuan Kui's vision, but now, if you think about it carefully, this uncle of his own family is still a little too radical in his behavior.

But it's no wonder that my uncle, after all, since the death of Liu Hong, the lifting of the party and the smooth establishment of the herd have made a qualitative change in the power of the Yuan family in the court.

And like Dong Zhuo, Yuan Kui, who is also very old, gradually began to activate his mind.

Yuan Ji could feel that Yuan Kui wanted to push the prestige and power of the Yuan family in the Han Dynasty to a peak in the last stage of his life!

This is the last long-cherished wish of the old man in this life.

The family that has reached the size of the Yuan family is already sailing against the current, and if they don't advance, they will retreat, and in this fierce competition in the world, they can no longer tolerate their Yuan family to take half a step back.

Therefore, Yuan Ji's behavior can be understood by Yuan Ji.

But Yuan Ji's actions are relatively stable, and he just feels that Yuan Kui's strategy is inappropriate.

After he returned home and thought about it carefully, he immediately wrote a letter and sent someone to Yuan Shao in Wancheng and Yuan Shu in Shouchun respectively, asking them to write to persuade Yuan Kui that he could let his uncle deal with this matter calmly, and not be too rash.

After writing letters to Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu, Yuan Ji hesitated repeatedly for a while, and finally made up his mind again.

He wrote a letter, sent someone to Yecheng, wrote down the things he encountered at the moment, and handed it to Liu Jian, asking Liu Jian to help him analyze the current situation in the DPRK and China.

However, after all, Liu Jian was not a member of the Yuan family, and he could not tell Liu Jian that their Yuan family was going to seize the military power of Luoyang.

He could only tell Liu Jian that Dong Zhuo entered Beijing this time to help He Jin deal with the eunuchs.

……

In a blink of an eye, it was the harvest season again, and the effect of Jizhou's Tuntian finally began to show!

After a year of implementation of the Tuntian policy, the total grain output of Jizhou, which itself is the granary of the world, has far exceeded the level of last year, and even reached the level before the Yellow Turban Uprising.

Of course, if you only rely on Tuntian, it is impossible to recover to the level of the previous year so quickly, and the key is that Jizhou has built water conservancy on the north bank of the Yellow River in the past year.

Keel waterwheels and Yellow River waterwheels were built in suitable areas, which not only saved a lot of production capacity, but also increased the irrigation area, so that the average yield per acre of fields was much higher than in previous years.

And those displaced people who became Tuntian guests, after receiving food, finally settled down their restless hearts, continued to cultivate patiently in Jizhou, settled down and started a business, and no longer lived the original displaced life.

Liu Jian immediately laid out a plan for the new year, expanding the scale of tuntian, continuing to recruit displaced people, and cultivating barren land, and at the same time, the animal husbandry department took the lead in increasing investment in research and strengthening the construction of water conservancy projects in Hebei, so as to further stabilize Jizhou's overall economy and steadily expand total agricultural output.

The stability and prosperity that Liu Jian brought to Jizhou are visible to the naked eye.

Although it has only been less than two years, after the arrival of the Pastoral Department, the living space for the people to improve and the great contribution made to the overall livelihood of the people in Jizhou have been deeply remembered by everyone in Jizhou.

In the counties of Jizhou, proverbs began to spread,

"Let the king come, the people will be full, so that the king will come, and the thief will not make trouble."

In addition to the growing prosperity of agriculture and commerce in Jizhou, Liu Jianjia has another piece of good news.

His concubine Bian Yuer was pregnant at the beginning of the year, and now at the time of the autumn harvest, Bian Yuer gave birth to a lovely boy for Liu Jian.

Two years after the birth of the fragrant child Liu Ji, Liu Jian had a second son.

After some careful consideration, Liu Jian named the son born to Bian Yuer Liu Yu.

Although he is the son born to a concubine, Liu Jian loves Liu Yu very much, and little Liu Yu does not seem to be an ordinary child, and he rarely cries since he was born.

When he was awake, he always stared at a pair of big eyes, looking east and west, and was in an abnormal spirit.

Once Liu Jian hugged him, the kid still owed, grabbed Liu Jian's long hair and didn't let go, and finally pulled a few of them down.

Although he is a parent of the body, Liu Jian can't really be compared with a baby who has just been born for a short time.

Liu Jian could only cover his head and tell Bian Yuer with a smile: "My son has a different appearance, his behavior is different from ordinary people, he will be a pillar of the country when he grows up, and he will become a good general!" ”

Bian Yuer does not have the heart of Jackie Chan as much as Liu Jian.

"The concubine body just hopes that Wanyu'er will grow up safely."

At this moment of joy and peace, Yuan Ji's letter was sent to Liu Jian.

Seeing Yuan Ji's letter, Liu Jian's good mood suddenly disappeared.

Sure enough, Dong Zhuo is going to enter Beijing in the end.

Of course, if you think about it, this is a historical necessity!

This matter cannot be changed by the arrival of one or two traversers, Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing is the inevitable result of the ambition of the Yuan family, as long as the Yuan family has the ambition to dominate the dynasty, whether it is a few years earlier or a few years later, this matter must be reasonable.

After thinking about it again, Liu Jian still wrote a reply letter to Yuan Ji.

He didn't explain too much, and it was useless to say too much.

He just told Yuan Ji that if the Yuan family was confident that they could control Dong Zhuo and let him enter Beijing, if they didn't have this confidence, they needed to think twice.

In fact, it's just a nonsense, if the Yuan family doesn't have the confidence to be able to control Dong Zhuo, why should they transfer him to Beijing?

However, Yuan Ji's incident gave Liu Jian a wake-up call.

He is going to take this opportunity to take the family out of Jingzhong.

Liu Jian immediately repaired the book, sent someone to Luoyang quickly, and delivered it to Liu Bei, one of the eight captains of the West Garden.

Liu Jian asked Liu Bei and Gao Shun to prepare early, and clearly told the two that if Dong Zhuo arrived in Luoyang, they must not be enemies with Dong Zhuo.

Everything has to wait and see, and then wait for your own arrangement.

On the Ruoyang side, the people sent by Yuan Ji to deliver letters to Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu returned.

But what Yuan Ji never expected was that Yuan Shu followed Yuan Ji's words and wrote to persuade Yuan Kui not to let Dong Zhuo enter Beijing, but on the other hand, Yuan Shao strongly agreed with this policy and strongly advised Yuan Kui to implement this policy as soon as possible.

Originally, Yuan Ji had been advising Yuan Kui to suspend the matter, and Yuan Kui gradually became hesitant from his initial self-confidence.

But Yuan Shao's letter gave Yuan Kui a reassurance.

He made up his mind and immediately consulted with He Jin to transfer Dong Zhuo to King Qin to get rid of the ten permanent servants.

He Jin is looking for a wronged boss to help him enter the palace, and now the Yuan family takes the initiative to recommend this "Liangzhou dolphin", He Jin is naturally not happy.

As a result, Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing was quickly decided.

Dong Zhuo was overjoyed after receiving the order.

He did not send the Sanhe Ruishi he was in charge of into Beijing, but ordered thousands of local warriors recruited in Liangzhou, galloped through the Beijing division under the stars, and traveled day and night, heading straight for Luoyang!

And it was at this juncture that Liu Bei carried Liu Jian's letter to the palace and visited Liu Jian's only close friend in the eunuch group, Lu Qiang.

(End of chapter)