Chapter 770: Jingxiang Nine Counties

Yue Fei is not an easily moved person, but he is still moved by Qin Hao's methods, which shows that Qin Hao's means of winning people's hearts have indeed grown a lot.

After venting for a long time, Yue Fei also noticed his gaffe, and his face became a little red.

"The lord, his subordinates are willing to take over as the Taishou of Xiangyang, but his subordinates are martial artists after all, and they don't know much about government affairs, so I ask the lord to send someone to help his subordinates."

Yue Fei knew that the reason why he would become a Taishou was mainly because Xiangyang would be far away from the center of the Qin army in the future, and if the separation of military and government was still implemented, asking for instructions at all levels would definitely delay many fighters, so the military and government must work together to deal with various threats calmly.

And those who can take on such a heavy responsibility must be absolutely loyal, otherwise once they rebel, the consequences will be unimaginable.

Therefore, Yue Fei took the initiative to give up power and asked Qin Hao for someone to divide government affairs, which was actually a way to show loyalty.

He Yue Fei has no interest in government affairs, and only wants to devote himself to managing military affairs, which is enough to prove Yue Fei's loyalty.

What Yue Fei didn't know was that his immature political methods were not enough in front of Qin Hao.

Qin Hao was originally going to send someone to assist Yue Fei, after all, with Yue Fei's 53-point political attributes, there is only a ghost who can handle the complex form of Xiangyang government affairs, and now Yue Fei himself proposes it naturally, and it also saves Qin Hao's explanation.

"Regarding the position of Xiangyang Juncheng, I don't know if there is a candidate in Pengju's heart?"

Qin Hao threw the pot to Yue Fei again and asked him to pick his future partner, after all, the future of Xiangyang will be dominated by Yue Fei.

Yue Fei immediately looked contemplative, there are not a few powerful government talents in the Qin army, but not everyone is suitable to partner with him.

For example, Liu Bowen, Fang Xuanling, Xun Yu, and Han Fei, the four major masterminds, their status in the Qin army is basically second only to Qin Hao, and if they really go to Xiangyang, it will inevitably be difficult to distinguish between the main and the secondary.

Besides, it is impossible for Qin Hao to let the four of them go to Xiangyang, and the treatment of the four masterminds must at least be the same as Wang Meng, the governor of Hetao, and following Yue Fei to serve in a county is equivalent to being degraded.

The four masterminds couldn't do it, Yue Fei could only lower his standards and continue to search.

Liu Ye is in charge of engineering, so it must not work;

Director Wang, Zhou Yi, and Lin Xiangru are from a family, and they must also take a fancy to him......

In this way, there are only four candidates left for Yue Fei to choose, Xin Qiji, Zhang Jiuling, Di Renjie and Bao Zheng.

After Yue Fei weighed the pros and cons, he finally chose Zhang Jiuling as his partner, and he naturally had his own considerations.

First of all, Zhang Jiuling is a subordinate of the Yellow Turban, and his status is very embarrassing, so he is forced to prove his ability.

Secondly, when Yue Fei was guarding the four poles of Nanyang, he had the most dealings with Zhang Jiuling, so among the five people, he knew Zhang Jiuling the most.

Finally, and most importantly, Zhang Jiuling is also from a poor family.

Qin Hao saw Yue Fei's thoughts at a glance, and then said with a smile: "Okay, since Pengju you choose Zhang Jiuling, then Ben Hou will make him Xiangyang County Cheng and let him help you." ”

Yue Fei was overjoyed, hugged his fists and said, "Thank you, lord." ”

Qin Hao nodded, thinking about what kind of lineup to match Yue Fei with, after all, Xiangyang has an army of 60,000, and it is impossible to rely on Yue Fei alone to support it.

And not long after, Qin Haojun will have to fight against Dong Zhuo, so the quality of the generals must be guaranteed, and the Yuntai generals under Liu Xiu are almost dead, and the rest are Gai Yan and Wei Wentong.

After thinking about it again, Qin Hao finally decided to send Yang Zaixing, Pei Xingyan, and Wen Ping to Yue Fei.

In this way, Qin Hao's Southern Army, which was dominated by Yue Fei, was sloppily completed

As soon as Yue Fei was appointed, he and Zhang Jiuling rushed to Xiangyang non-stop, while Qin Hao solved another major matter independently.

Nanyang County has 36 counties, and a Taishou manages 36 county orders, which shows that Nanyang Taishou is definitely the hardest in the Han Dynasty, and it is also the most powerful Taishou.

Nanyang communicates north and south, the land is vast and densely populated, such a vast territory, so many people, but concentrated in one county, so it is undoubtedly very inconvenient to govern in this way.

In order to better govern Nanyang, and in order to prevent himself from being too powerful in the future after he went north, Qin Hao decided to split Nanyang, and the eight counties of Xinye Dengguo in the south were assigned to Xiangyang County, which was the first step in Qin Hao's plan.

Now Qin Hao is preparing to take Nanxiang County as the center, divide the eight counties in the west of Nanyang into one county, and name it Nanxiang County, which is specially used to guard against threats from Hanzhong and Wuguan.

As for the post of Nanxiang County Taishou, Qin Hao decided to hand it over to Zhang Liao, and appointed Wang Dao as the county leader, and sent Yu Ban, Pei Renji, and Pei Xingjian to help Zhang Liao.

Nanyang County, although it has been split twice, there are still twenty counties, and Qin Hao may continue to demolish it in the future.

Xiangyang County has four counties in Nanjun and eight counties in Xinye, a total of 12 counties.

Nanxiang County, under the jurisdiction of Nanxiang, Ye County and other eight counties.

In this way, Nanyang was directly divided into three by Qin Hao, and became the three counties of Nanyang, Xiangyang, and Nanxiang, and the seven counties of Jingxiang also became the nine counties of Jingxiang in advance.

Although he suddenly became the owner of the land of the three counties, the territory under Qin Hao's command did not increase much, but only increased the four counties of the southern county.

However, considering that after Yue Fei went to Xiangyang, he would definitely attack Nanjun quickly, so this number would soon change.

In addition, Huang Zu and Han Xuan fell into Qin Hao's hands, but Qin Hao was not ready to kill people and seize land immediately, but to completely squeeze out all their use value, and then take away their territory.

Qin Hao was just about to meet these two high-ranking prisoners of war, but the Seven Swords suddenly returned, which also surprised Qin Hao.

According to the calculation of the distance, the seven should have only arrived in Gangneung, how could they come back so quickly?

After listening to the narrative of the seven people, Qin Hao knew the reason, and immediately opened the letter that Xun Guo wrote to him.

After reading it, Qin Hao couldn't help but say in his heart, the sky will not die Liu Xiu.

Xun Guo clearly reminded Qin Hao in the letter that all schools have their own support objects, so they have also formed an unfamous rule, that is, they must not attack the people they support.

At the beginning, the Taoists wanted to break the regulations to assassinate Qin Hao, but in order to protect Qin Hao, Guiguzi directly summoned hundreds of grandmasters to compete with him.

At that time, Confucianism was also on Qin Hao's side, and sent Kong Qiudang as his own representative to protect Qin Hao.

Therefore, if Qin Hao also wanted to forcibly break this unspoken rule, it would be equivalent to completely standing on the opposite side of the hundred schools of thought.

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