first.

This was the first time that Mi Yang unabashedly showed his power in front of ministers.

Obviously, Xu Ci was frightened by this sudden first time.

Big beads of sweat continued to fall down Xu Ci's face. Looking at the face so close to him, Xu Ci felt that Mi Yang at this moment was so strange.

During the four hundred years of the Han Dynasty, the position of general held an unparalleled and lofty status.

Except for the special features of this dynasty, regardless of whether it was the Western Han Dynasty or the Eastern Han Dynasty, the status of the general was higher than that of the prime minister and the three princes.

And once the emperor is young or unable to govern personally for other reasons, the first-ranked auxiliary minister must be the general.

Even if there is no general among the auxiliary ministers, then this auxiliary administrative team will not be recognized by the world at all.

What's more, Mi Yang's generalship was not the result of Liu Bei's nepotism, but the result of his many amazing achievements.

Among the scholars in the field, Xu Ci, as a Taichang, had the confidence to refute the comments and suggestions of courtiers face to face.

But if Mi Yang agrees with this matter, will Xu Ci still have such confidence?

Xu Ci didn't know what Mi Yang would do to him next.

Due to the fear in his heart, Xu Ci's throat kept swallowing saliva subconsciously. After a long time, Xu Ci stuttered in response to Mi Yang:

"My lord, no, I don't dare!"

After hearing Xu Ci's answer, Mi Yang slowly raised her body.

The chill in Mi Yang's eyes was gradually fading away.

"Taichang is in charge of the rituals of the ancestral temple, and it will only take a month at most for His Majesty to pay homage to the ancestral mausoleum.

Xu Qing still needs to focus more on this state matter and worry about other things in his heart."

If what Xu Ci said just now was an opinion to Mi Yang, then what Mi Yang said to Xu Ci now is an order.

Mi Yang, who had the responsibility of supervising the country, issued an order to Xu Ci, which was legal and reasonable.

Seeing that Mi Yang did not continue to unleash his power, but was willing to give him a step down, Xu Ci was granted amnesty.

With Mi Yang's tone and attitude just now, Xu Ci thought he wouldn't be able to leave the chancery today.

But even though Mi Yang did not severely punish herself, Xu Ci felt happy in her heart but also constantly feared.

Xu Ci swore that he never wanted to repeat what he had just experienced.

Facing the steps handed over by Mi Yang, Xu Ci thanked him repeatedly.

"My lord, I know.

I will retire now."

After saying these words, Xu Ci jumped up from his seat like a rabbit with its butt burned, and then left the lobby as fast as he could in his life.

Looking at Xu Ci's hastily leaving, Mi Yang's eyes wandered, and he turned back to the main seat and sat down.

Mi Yang did not call Ma Liang and others back immediately, he was waiting for someone to appear.

Mi Yang didn't wait too long. After seeing that there was no one else in the hall, a person slowly walked out from the screen at the back of the hall.

This person is clearly Jiang Ji!

Ma Chao not only killed Xu Chu outside Tongguan, but also captured many Wei troops.

And Jiang Ji was one of those prisoners.

After being captured by Ma Chao, Jiang Jideng, who wanted to survive, immediately found an opportunity to have someone report his identity to Ma Chao.

When he learned that Jiang Ji, a famous figure in the world, had been captured by him, Ma Chao quickly summoned him.

But what Jiang Ji really wanted to see was not Ma Chao.

"Ji has something to tell the general, and I hope the general will report it on his behalf."

With this sentence, Ma Chao immediately sent Jiang Ji to Chang'an City.

Even Mi Yang did not expect Jiang Ji's arrival.

However, given Jiang Ji's reputation in the world, it was worthy for Mi Yang to meet him.

Few people know about the meeting between Mi Yang and Jiang Ji and what was said between them.

But after that meeting, Mi Yang let Jiang Ji regain his freedom and kept him by his side for his use.

Jiang Ji, dressed in plain clothes, slowly walked up to Mi Yang. After bowing to Mi Yang, Jiang Ji couldn't help but say:

"Ji thought that the general would use his life to pave the way for his own plans."

There was confusion and surprise in Jiang Ji's tone.

But Jiang Ji's words made Mi Yang chuckle.

"Although I don't want my plan to fail, I don't want to disregard human lives."

After deciding to promote Guan Yu as king, Mi Yang knew that this matter would definitely arouse strong opposition from ministers like Xu Ci.

Mi Yang also knew that for ministers like Xu Ci, it would be useless to use the same soft guidance method as for the Guanxi family.

Politics requires a combination of firmness and softness. For ministers like Xu Ci, sometimes you have to be a little firmer.

It's just that the reason why Xu Ci had strong opposition was because he was thinking about the big man, so Mi Yang had to pay attention to the degree of "hardness".

It is impossible to kill Xu Ci, he is not Cao Cao.

But as a general, is it illegal to flaunt your authority occasionally?

After fighting so many battles, why can't we just enjoy it?

He is not a saint.

Mi Yang's answer made Jiang Ji feel that he understood Mi Yang a little better.

Jiang Ji then thought for a while and said: "After Xu Taichang leaves the Chancellor's desk, he may inadvertently reveal today's general's attitude.

In this way, when the general of chariots and cavalry returns to the court, the matter of pursuing the title will be a matter of course."

Mi Yang agreed with Jiang Ji's judgment.

"In this way, your and my painstaking planning will not be in vain."

There was a pun in Mi Yang's words, and Jiang Ji naturally understood it.

He had insisted on arguing with Mi Yang before because he wanted to find a new wise master.

After meeting Mi Yang, Jiang Ji offered a plan to Mi Yang in order to attract Mi Yang's attention.

It was that strategy that gave him the capital to stay with Mi Yang now.

It was precisely that strategy that finally prompted Mi Yang to advance the issue of proclaiming Guan Yu king.

After a short silence, Mi Yang said to Jiang Ji:

"Tomorrow you will first go to work in Gu's Si Wen Cao Nei.

After the dust has settled on the matter of pursuing the title, I hope that Cao Rui and Sun Quan will know about what happened today."

Since Siwencao was established, in addition to collecting intelligence for Mi Yang, he has also undertaken an important task - spreading some things that Mi Yang wants the enemy to know.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Faced with Mi Yang's arrangement, Jiang Ji naturally had no reason to refuse.

Although Si Wen Cao is just a subordinate organization in the shogunate, and seems to have a low status on the surface, it actually has great power.

From this aspect, Mi Yang did not break his promise to him, and he was indeed reusing him.

"Thank you, General.

From now on, I am willing to do my best for the general!"

...

The document sent from Chang'an arrived outside Wancheng at the end of November.

When Zhang Fei, who was stationed outside Wancheng, received the document written by Mi Yang himself, he immediately laughed.

In terms of position, Mi Yang, who is now a general, is qualified to order Zhang Fei.

But in the document, Mi Yang screamed for his uncle one after another.

Not only that, Mi Yang also used a pleading tone.

Mi Yang's behavior greatly benefited Zhang Fei.

Zhang Fei sat on the main seat and showed the documents sent by Mi Yang to the generals present one by one.

After seeing the contents of the document, the generals had strange expressions on their faces.

The strange expressions on the generals' faces became even more intense after Zhang Fei's words.

"It's true that Zi Sheng doesn't have the majesty of a general at all.

He has such a soft temper, how can he control some old ministers who don't know what is good or bad?

If you want me to withdraw my troops and return to the DPRK, my words should be brief, but I still have to write something specific."
To be continued...