Yan Rou soon received Guo Peng's letter.

After reading it, Yan Rou knew Guo Peng's orders and thoughts, so he found his right-hand man, Jia Xu, who changed his name to Wang Ye.

After Jia Xu escaped from Hongnong, he was arranged by Guo Peng to take up a position in the shady department of Linzi Camp.

Guo Peng met with Jia Xu, comforted him, and asked Jia Xu to change his name and become Yan Rou's deputy, giving full play to his abilities in all aspects, and doing some unsightly things for Guo Peng.

Jia Xu didn't have any expectations for his future, but unexpectedly found that he was still useful to Guo Peng, so he changed his name gratefully and entered the Linzi camp as Yan Rou's deputy to start his career in the second spring of the Linzi camp.

After entering the Linzi camp and coming into contact with some confidential documents in the Linzi camp, Jia Xu really realized how powerful Guo Peng was and how fierce and terrifying his methods were.

And how far-reaching the plan for the future is.

From the beginning of the establishment of the Linzi camp to the present, it has made great contributions to Guo Peng, and the intelligence collected by the Linzi camp has played a vital role in the grand strategic operation to eliminate Yuan Shao, Lu Bu, and Yuan Shu.

Linzi camp is really scary.

is a lineup of orphans who were adopted and raised by Guo Peng in the Linzi camp, who have been brainwashed from childhood to adulthood, and there is no one else in their heads except Guo Peng, so it is possible for them to do anything.

This is the foundation of the foundation, and what shocked Jia Xu even more was that the Linzi battalion's huge and capable lineup and fine division of labor to a certain extent.

The Linzi battalion is attached to the military system, but basically no one in the army knows about the existence of this Linzi battalion.

It is divided into two parts, one dedicated to the inside and one to the outside.

Jia Xu was assigned to the external department, and Jia Xu has not been specifically contacted by the internal department, but has only observed it from the side of the work handover.

So Jia Xu can probably know what the internal department means and what kind of state it is.

I am afraid that the entire bureaucratic system of the Guo Wei regime has been completely infiltrated into the Linzi camp.

It is estimated that there is no shadow of secret agents in the Linzi camp around government departments and main power officials at all levels, and in the entire Central Plains of Hebei, it is estimated that there is nothing that the Linzi camp does not know.

Similarly, what Linziying knows, there is nothing that Guo Peng does not know.

Guo has never really believed in anyone, in the face of power, the truth that one person is private and the other is public is the truth upheld by Guo someone.

So he never believed anyone's one-sided words, no matter who it was, even if it was Cao Cao, the minister of Wei, and Cheng Yu.

No one knew if one of the miscellaneous servants around them was a spy in the Linzi camp.

Jia Xu shuddered at this.

He didn't know what Guo Peng was doing to create such a terrible organization, but he knew very well that the existence of this department must have extremely far-reaching significance.

This department is too well hidden.

So deep that almost no one knew they existed.

Jia Xu's current job is to connect the secret agents of the Linzi camp in the south of the Yangtze River through commercial means, use them to spy on the needed information, sort out important military and political operations based on these information, and then report it to Guo Peng.

At the same time, whether the Jiangnan regime sent spies to spy on the news in the Central Plains is also very important, and it is also one of Jia Xu's important tasks.

Discover these spies, kill these spies, pull out the radish and bring out the mud, and make the Jiangnan regime blind.

This time, Jia Xu got the order to carry out an all-round tandem with the secret agents in Jiangdong, liaise with the scholars in Jiangdong, Haoqiang and the Shanyue Group in the mountains, canonize official positions and titles, and encourage them to rebel against Sun Ce, so that Sun Ce could not live in peace.

As soon as such a plan was proposed, the Linzi battalion began to be in charge of carrying out it, and Jia Xu grasped the work in an all-round way, personally rushed to Lujiang, commanded the nearest Lujiang County, and began to establish relations with the major power groups in Jiangdong to remotely direct their rebellion.

The more he was in this regard, the more Jia Xu was in awe of Guo Peng.

How much effort and how much money has it taken to build such a powerful department?

How many years ago did this begin?

Guo Peng, does he really just want to be the emperor?

Does it take this to be an emperor?

The First Emperor wouldn't be like that, would he?

Jia Xu is keenly aware that in addition to Guo Peng, there seem to be a lot of things he wants to do, definitely not just being an emperor.

Is it something harder than being an emperor?

Jia Xu didn't dare to continue to think deeply, always feeling that if he continued to think about it, he might find some terrible secrets.

He didn't want to know that much.

Jia Xu has never complained so much about his high IQ.

However, this does not prevent Jia Xu from using his high IQ to serve Guo Peng and work for Guo Peng.

This is the meaning of his survival, the meaning of his welfare for his family, and the only reason why Guo Peng takes care of his family.

Guo does not raise idlers under his command.

Not a cent of his money could be wasted on idlers.

Unless, you're retired.

In the middle of October of the fifth year of Xingping, when the weather turned cold, Sun Ce woke up leisurely.

When Sun Ce woke up, there were only Sun Quan and Sun Jing who came from Wu County by his side, and no one else.

"Where's Gong Jin?"

When Sun Ce woke up, he didn't care about the happy Sun Quan and Sun Jing, so he asked about Zhou Yu's whereabouts.

He tried his best to save Zhou Yu back, but he couldn't accept such a thing as Zhou Yu's death.

"Brother Zhong has gone to crusade against the traitor."

Sun Quan's face became very bad, and he said in a low voice.

"Traitor?"

Sun Ce took a breath, leaned on the bed with Sun Jing's support, and looked at Sun Quan.

Sun Ce was in a coma for more than half a month, he didn't know about it, but everyone who was awake knew about it.

There was a large-scale rebellion in Koto.

On the third day after Sun Ce returned to Jingkou, a Haoqiang rebellion broke out in Wuxi County and Wucheng County of Wu County.

The news of Sun Ce's defeat did not spread until Sun Ce returned to Jingkou, but began to spread when Cheng Pu's remnants fled back to Jiangdong in embarrassment.

When all parts of Koto learned the news, they were shocked.

The invincible little overlord Sun Ce was defeated!

The main force of his army was defeated by Guo Peng, the Duke of Wei!

He lost!

Koto shook.

Then the bulls, ghosts, snakes, and gods didn't need Jia Xu to contact them, and they started to do things themselves.

Really, when Guo Peng hadn't given an order to the Linzi camp, the local tyrants in Jiangdong who couldn't bear it began to engage in the first wave of things.

The local tyrant Zhang of Wuxi County and the local tyrant Zhao of Wucheng County raised troops and horses to resist Sun Ce's rule, refused to recognize Sun Ce's name as Wu Gong, and claimed to respect the orders of Guo Peng, the general of Che Cai and the Duke of Wei, to overthrow Sun Ce's rule and lead the people of Jiangdong to meet the rule of the court (Guo) Ting (Peng).

They proclaimed themselves generals of the Great Han and wanted to rebel.

It's a start.

Then, Wuhu County, Jing County, and Liyang County in Danyang County, Shanyin County and Yuyao County in Huiji County, and Pengze County and Poyang County in Yuzhang County rebelled one after another.

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