Cao Cao was also having a headache about how to deal with the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army next step. Hearing the sentry detective say this, he felt that there was a way out and hurriedly said:

"Let him come here quickly."

The whistleman took the order and left. After a moment, an envoy wrapped in yellow turbans came to Cao Cao.

After bowing to Cao Cao, the messenger said sadly:

"Cao Cao, we are civilians. The reason why we wear yellow turbans on our heads is because we will go hungry if we don't do this. Just like General Gong has passed away today, our lives have not improved, and the days that are difficult to survive have never changed. So, Lord Cao Cao, we want to ask you, do you want us to survive? Or kill us?"

Cao Cao immediately said:

"This doesn't need to be considered, of course it's to let you live!"

The messenger's eyes lit up, as if he had seen hope, but he still said with some confidence:

"Can you take care of our livelihood of millions?"

Cao Cao nodded and said:

"That's more to say!"

The Yellow Turban Envoy felt relieved, and before he could see that he had shed tears, bowed to Cao Cao again and said:

"Thank you, Lord Cao Cao! In this case, we have no reason to fight you again. Lord Cao Cao, from today on, the Yellow Turbans in Qingzhou will be your people!"

Cao Cao also nodded happily and said:

"I accept you, from today on, you will be my people!"

Tip: (Historical Summary) The Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army, which had the strongest combat power and the longest transition period in the Yellow Turban Rebellion, was thus incorporated by Cao Cao. Then, Cao Cao selected elite troops from the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army and established them as "Qingzhou Soldiers". As a special army, the Qingzhou soldiers followed Cao Cao to fight north and south, took over the father's business, and served as soldiers for generations, and contributed indelible achievements to the foundation of Cao Wei! It was known in history that Wei Wu was the strongest, and it began!

After reading this message, Wu Fan's heart fell into the ground and finally completed the plot of Qingzhou soldiers successfully. Especially this plot was made by his own struggle, strongly admonishing Cao Cao to attack, and led his troops to defeat the enemy who were several times more than him one by one, so that it was completed. At this moment, Wu Fan felt that he even had such a great meaning.

If later historians wrote about this battle, they would probably have to describe themselves in great detail.

Thinking of this, Wu Fan couldn't help but smile.

Next, Cao Cao led all his troops on the way back to Chenliu. Wu Fan looked around and found that in addition to the more than 20,000 Cao troops and Yu Jin's more than 1,000 cavalry brought from Chenliu, there were three powerful troops holding spears following closely behind.

These three powerful soldiers are Qingzhou soldiers, each of which has one thousand people. To put it bluntly, it is the introduction of the soldiers. In the city where these three Qingzhou soldiers are located, the prefect or monarch can execute additional orders on them. If one of the Qingzhou soldiers is defeated by the enemy on the battlefield, the entire army is wiped out, and no wounded escapes, then this Qingzhou soldiers will completely disappear from this world, and even the gods will have no choice.

Here, these three Qingzhou soldiers are well-deserved treasures. They must be treated with caution when they are given to the battlefield and how they are used.

Without saying a word, Cao Cao led his troops back to Chenliu in the evening of the next day. After entering the city with the civil and military officials behind, Cao Cao led everyone directly to the main hall of the palace city. At the main hall of the palace city, Cao Cao ordered people to hold a sumptuous banquet to celebrate the great victory of the Yellow Turban Army in Qingzhou.

The banquet always makes people feel excited. This celebration banquet was the greatest victory that Cao's army has won since the rebellion and occupied Puyang City, and the civil and military officials were even more happy.

In this festive atmosphere, Cao Cao handed over General Weidong's seal to Wu Fan, and told him about Wu Fan's heroic performance in this battle, which made the left-behind civil and military officials intoxicated. When he said that at the climax, everyone couldn't help but swear, and they all looked at Wu Fan with admiration.

However, our classmates Wu Fan was quite uncomfortable with Cao Cao's praise of himself in public. In nature, Wu Fan is a person who prefers to be low-key and does not like to be paid too much attention; and Cao Cao's public praise undoubtedly made his position in the minds of Cao Cao's generals suddenly rise to a higher level, and immediately became eye-catching from his previous obscurity.

This complete replacement of his own positioning in a short period of time made Wu Fan really unable to adapt. Wu Fan still knew very well the so-called truth that honor and pressure coexist.

However, Wu Fan did not expect that Cao Cao's praise actually included two intentions. First, it was to affirm Wu Fan's outstanding achievements in this battle, which was beyond doubt. Second, Cao Cao deliberately improved Wu Fan's status in the minds of his generals, so that his generals would have the impression of Wu Fan that "although this person is young, he is extraordinary in ability, and has both wisdom and courage, and is calm in judging the situation"; because next, Cao Cao would hand over an important task to Wu Fan.

The celebration banquet ended until midnight. Everyone burped, shook their steps and said goodbye to each other in front of the palace gate, and returned home one after another.

After Wu Fan returned home, Cui Yingying settled down to bed until it was almost noon the next day before he woke up.

After waking up, Wu Fan quickly washed up, ate some food, and said goodbye to Cui Yingying and rushed to the palace city.

Although Cao Cao said at the end of the banquet last night that there was nothing important today, and the generals rushed to the palace city in the afternoon to receive military and political instructions. However, Wu Fan was no longer the mentality of living by being under Yuan Shao, Hebei. He finally met a monarch who appreciated him. Wu Fan was determined to contribute his own strength to Boss Cao's cause.

Moreover, whether you are brave enough to fight the enemy on the battlefield or implement military and political instructions diligently in daily life, you can improve your achievements. If you have high achievements, you will naturally have many benefits. This is actually a mutually beneficial and win-win process.

When he arrived at the main hall, except for Cao Cao who was looking through the bamboo slips on the main hall, the entire main hall was empty. What Wu Fan admired was that Cao Cao drank a lot last night, which was even more drunk than himself. Seeing that he had been sitting here for a while, I don’t know how much sobering soup he drank to achieve this effect.

As expected, it is still tiring to be a monarch, especially to be a diligent monarch.

After sighing in his heart, Wu Fan stepped forward and bowed to Cao Cao to the courtesy of the king and the ministers. After talking to Wu Fan for a few words, Cao Cao asked the civil servants around him to show the scroll of the command to Wu Fan as usual.

After Wu Fan selected a military order from it, he said goodbye and left the palace city, and went straight to the military camp outside the city.

Just now, a recruitment notice was posted in the military camp. A civil servant rode his horse out of the city and came straight to Wu Fan. After dismounting, he bowed to Wu Fan and said:

"General Wu, Lord Cao Cao has an order to appoint you as the prefect of Puyang and take the post immediately!"

Wu Fan was stunned for a while at that moment, and a feeling of happiness surging in his heart continued to surge.

I actually became the prefect? ​​I actually became the prefect?! Hahahahahaha...

No, I only have a sixth-rank official. Isn’t it necessary for a fifth-rank official to appoint a prefect in the game? Could it be...

Is this "Super Three Kingdoms" also bundled with a game modifier function? (Through the game modifier, the death rule that the fifth-rank official in the game can be cancelled.)

Forget it, no matter whether it is bundled with a modifier, let’s take over this appointment first!

After calming down, Wu Fan said to the civil servant as usual:

"Please tell Lord Cao Cao on your behalf. I will devote all my efforts to the fullest trust of Lord Cao Cao!"

Tip: You accepted the appointment of the prefect of Puyang. Since you are no longer subordinate to Chenliu City, your military and political instructions in Chenliu City will be immediately lifted.

Tip: As the lord of a city, the prefect has personnel, internal and military powers independent of the monarch, as well as certain diplomatic powers. For the monarch, the prefect's position is very important, and people who do not have outstanding abilities or who are trusted by the monarch cannot be appointed.
Chapter completed!