Liu Yan: Who are you? Why haven't I seen you?
Yuan Xi: Me? My name is Yuan Xi, what about you?
Liu Yan: Me? You can call me Liu Yan.
Liu Yan: By the way, Yuan Xi, where are you from?
Yuan Xi: Me? I came from outside the palace.
Liu Yan: Outside the palace? Is it fun outside the palace?
Yuan Xi: Well, not bad, pretty good.
Liu Yan: Then, can you take me there?
Yuan Xi: I’m afraid that won’t work.
Liu Yan: Yuan Xi, take me there.
Yuan Xi: I don’t want it.
Liu Yan: Then I’ll cry for you.
Yuan Xi:. . . . . . . . . . .
That year, Yuan Xi was threatened, and Princess Wannian's tears kept flowing as if she didn't need money.
But having said that, was Liu Yan crying because Yuan Xi didn't take her out of the palace, or something else? Maybe, maybe not, who can tell.
Yuan Xi entered the palace, but he had a mission, which was to play Infernal Affairs and provide intelligence to the Yuan family at any time. Accompanied by Liu Yan, Yuan Xi walked around the palace without anyone stopping him.
What's more, as the second son of the Yuan family, others give him some respect. During this period, Yuan Xi obtained an important piece of information.
That was the Shi Changshi who colluded with the Yellow Turban Thief. Later, Yuan Xi secretly returned to the Yuan family and reported to Yuan Wei, the head of the Yuan family.
Therefore, the Yuan family used this to launch an impeachment against the eunuchs. After learning about it, Emperor Ling was furious and dealt with several unimportant regular servants. As a compromise, Emperor Ling agreed to pardon the party members.
In order to keep Zhang Rang and other regular attendants, and at the same time to appease the Yuan family, Emperor Ling decided to grant marriage to Yuan Xi and Princess Wannian, and the marriage would be completed when they came of age.
Princess Wannian, Liu Yan, was very happy because someone played house with her. Yuan Xi was very depressed because she had no choice but to explain to Gao Yue.
Twenty-three years later.
Yecheng.
Liu Yan: Why.
Yuan Xi:. . . . . .
Liu Yan: I hate you.
Yuan Xi:. . . . . .
Liu Yan: I hope that in the next life, I will be a cat and you will be a mouse, and I will strangle them by the throat.
Yuan Xi: Let’s go. . . .
That year, Yuan Xi and Princess Wannian met for the first time in the palace. Maybe it was a mistake.
One is regarded as a royal princess, and the other is respected as a prince of the Yuan clan. From the moment they were born, their fates were beyond their control.
Because of Yuan Xi, Butterfly Wings finally caused a chain reaction. Yuan Shao rebelled against the Tang and Zhou Dynasties. The Yellow Turban Uprising broke out three months in advance, and the Han court also made preparations five months in advance.
Yuan Shao was sent to Puyang by Emperor Ling to stock up on supplies and equipment for the crusade against the Yellow Turbans, which was considered a good job.
Cao Cao did not have such good luck. He followed General Huangfu Song to the front line of the Nanyang battlefield.
As for the protagonist Yuan Xi, he could only watch all this powerlessly, because at this time, he was in a humble position.
Even though he is the second son of the Yuan family, he is not qualified to guide the country. The players at this time are Yuan Shao, Cao Cao, Sun Jian, Liu Bei, Dong Zhuo and others.
The time has not yet come, so do not use it as a hidden dragon.
184 was the year when the Han court faced off against the Yellow Turban Army, and the Yuan family mainly participated in the northern front, that is, the encirclement and suppression in the Jizhou area, because this area was where the Yuan family's influence radiated.
The commander-in-chief was the great scholar Lu Zhi, who defeated Zhang Jiao and Yu Guangzong. The Yuan family provided grain, grass, supplies and military supplies to Lu Zhi's army from Puyang. ap.
However, Zuo Feng planned to return to Beijing to file a complaint because Lu Zhi refused to bribe him. Yuan Xi used Xu You to remind Yuan Shao of the matter.
Therefore, Yuan Shao sent a dead soldier of the Yuan family to assassinate Zuo Feng on his way back, and Lu Zhi also insisted on arriving with Huangfu Song's reinforcements.
Under the encirclement of the two armies, the Yellow Turban Army was defeated. When Zhang Jiao broke through, he was ambushed by Yuan Shao and Dong Zhuo and died in battle. Yuan Shao and Dong Zhuo competed for credit, thus forming a rift.
