Ju Su was shocked when he learned that Han Fu intended to give up Jizhou.

He hurriedly paid homage to Han Fu and persuaded Han Fu with great sincerity: "Although Jizhou is small, there are millions of people who can wear armor and have enough food to support it for ten years. What threat does Yuan Shao have to do with an outsider and a poor army?

They still need to breathe at my breath now. It’s like a baby who is on the palm of an adult. If he doesn’t feed him, he can starve him to death immediately. Yuan Shao is so fragile. Ming Gong has such an advantage, so why should he give Jizhou to him?"

Han Fu was already confused at this time and hesitated for a moment and said, "I used to be a member of the Yuan family, and my talent was not as good as Yuan Shao. I estimated my virtue and were humble. This is what the ancients valued. Why do you think it is not good?"

Ju Su persuaded him with great pain: "Once the position and military power are given up, the identity of the host and guest will be exchanged, and the Ming Gong is the baby in Yuan Shao's palm. Yuan Shao will never let Ming Gong control the army, and will never let Ming Gong have a subordinate. Ming Gong will not have any ability to resist. Yuan Shao can do whatever he wants to do to Ming Gong. If Ming Gong regrets it until then, it will be too late!"

Han Fu shook his head.

"If Yuan Shao accepts my humility, he must protect me and give me honor. Otherwise, he will be ungrateful. Ingratitude will not be obedient by everyone. People in the world will attack Yuan Shao in groups, and Yuan Shao will not be able to gain a foothold. He will not do such a thing."

"Now the world is in chaos, no one has time to take care of others, they can only take care of themselves. Even the emperor is in danger, let alone the Ming Gong who has lost his military power and status? I am worried about Ming Gong's actions in private!"

Faced with Ju Su's earnest persuasion, Han Fu was still unmoved.

"The Yuan Shao family has four generations and three ministers, and he values ​​fame and virtue the most. He will not do such things. My mind is already confused and I can no longer lead you. Please don't dissuade me anymore."

Ju Su saw that the persuasion was ineffective, and was very upset and sighed and left.

Han Fu is not a wise master and cannot survive in this world!

Before this, Han Fu's involvement in Zhao Fu, Cheng Huan led 10,000 soldiers who could drive hard bows to station in Mengjin. Knowing this situation, he led the army back quickly and requested to resist Yuan Shao and his clan members.

Han Fu did not obey.

"I am about to give up my position to Yuan Shao. You are doing this to put me in an unjust situation! If I lose justice for this, can you bear such a guilt?"

Han Fu actually scolded his subordinates who wanted to protect him. The subordinates finally became desperate and completely despaired at Han Fu.

The Ming Gong they believed was so stupid that they gave up, watched the progress of things, and no longer tried to stop them.

The Yingchuan scholars under Han Fu, who were recruited by him as their assistant, had long colluded with Yuan Shao.

They used Xun Chen to contact him and praised Han Fu for his behavior as abdicated by ancient emperors, which was the best virtue. It made Han Fu feel that what he did was extremely correct.

Then Han Fu gave up his official position, moved out of his official residence to live in the old house of the Zhongchang Shi Zhao Zhong, and sent his son to send seals to Yuan Shao to give way, and also submitted a letter to the court, saying that Yuan Shao would become the new governor of Jizhou instead of him.

Yuan Shao had already led his army back to Jizhou from the Hanoi front line. When he learned about this, he was ecstatic and immediately assured Han Fu's son that he would protect him and Han Fu.

"My family's lives will depend on the general in the future."

"Don't worry, I will definitely protect you father and son. You can rest assured. Under my protection, no one dares to hurt you."

Yuan Shao made a promise with confidence.

This was December of the first year of Chuping, and it was also the time when Guo Peng and Sun Jian led their troops across Hangu Pass to advance towards Mianchi.

In the twelfth month of winter, Han Fu gave up his position and power to Yuan Shao, and staged a comedy of abdication in the Han Dynasty.

Of course it is a comedy for Yuan Shao, or the perfect comedy with a happy ending.

Without spending a soldier or a drop of blood, he completed the miraculous master-slave transformation, successfully seized Jizhou, which enriched its wealth, as the basic base, and began to develop its own power.

Most of Han Fu's old subordinates who were willing to resist Yuan Shao were locals in Jizhou, while most of the family members brought by Han Fu were flirting with Yuan Shao.

Now that Han Fu is so incompetent, the locals are desperate, agree with Yuan Shao's rule, and join the command of Yuan Shao.

Yuan Shao awarded them positions one after another, expressing his tolerance and generosity, and Jizhou settled down in a very short time.

Among them, Ju Shu made great efforts and was respected and treated well by Yuan Shao. He soon gained a foothold in Yuan Shao's group and gained a position.

Yuan Shao also needed a famous person like Ju Su to help him stabilize Jizhou, so he was particularly kind to him.

Taking this opportunity, Ju Su recommended the wise man Tian Feng. After Yuan Shao learned that he personally sent a cart to welcome Tian Feng and invited him in humble words, Tian Feng agreed to become an official in Yuan Shao.

As a result, the situation in Jizhou became more stable, and Han Fu quickly became a past trend.

The origin of the four generations and three dukes was beneficial and had advantages. In just a few months, they changed from a prefect of a county to a prefect of a state.

Without a single soldier or a soldier, a person would die without a drop of blood, he would get a state territory. This is much easier than Guo Peng's careful calculations to finally get Qingzhou.

This is something that Guo Peng couldn't envy.

Later, Han Fu was represented by Yuan Shao as General Fenwu. Although this was the case, he had no soldiers, no subordinates, only his own family, and he was guarding a house with nothing.

Han Fu didn't think there was anything wrong with it, and he thought that his peaceful life was coming.

After Yuan Shao obtained Jizhou, the Sour Zao Camp basically fell apart.

The princes from all over the country brought their troops back to their territory, and they had conflicts with each other.

Among them, Liu Dai even killed Qiao Mao, the leader of the alliance, annexed his subordinates, appointed his confidants to be the prefect of Dongjun, and fought against Dong's alliance in name only.

Starting from the first month of the second year of Chuping, only Guo Peng and Sun Jian were still nailed to the front line to fight Dong Zhuo, only Yuan Shu was still providing food and grass, and the other princes scattered birds and beasts, and began to work hard for their future.

What kind of people they were, the knowledgeable people in the world could see clearly and were deeply disappointed.

Of course, Yuan Shao gained the most profit, but he also lost a lot of things.

As the leader of the alliance, he took the lead in thinking about Han Fu's territory, and took the lead in destroying the alliance's friendship. How can he not let the knowledgeable people recognize his true face?

Many Yingchuan scholars who were originally summoned by Han Fu to gather in Jizhou for refuge, saw Yuan Shao's true face clearly, were disappointed with Yuan Shao, and they all had the idea of ​​leaving Jizhou to seek other paths.
Chapter completed!