The personnel were somewhat protected, so he nodded in recognition and said, "The land of Xiaben is connected to Longyou in the north, Guanzhong in the east, and Hanzhong in the south. Once it becomes unstable, there will be chaos on all three sides..."

Jiang Ji was silent for a moment and said: "In this case, my subordinates suggest that the general might as well be more friendly with Baima Qiang..."

"Baima Qiang?" Fei Qian was a little confused.

Isn't this talking about Di people again? How come they are connected with Baima Qiang?

Perhaps sensing Fei Qian's confusion, Jiang Ji explained: "White Horse Qiang is also White Horse Di, and the Qiang and Di are mixed together, making them indistinguishable..."

I see.

Fei Qian nodded.

This is the benefit of the local indigenous people. The Jiang family also has a surname in Longyou and has the largest number of people in Ji County. Naturally, they have a good understanding of the situation in Longyou.

"By the way," Fei Qian said with a smile, "Zhong Yi is a person from Longyou. Can anyone recommend him?"

Feiqian is very different now than it was in Bingbei.

In the eyes of the Han Dynasty people, the place in Bingbei was a remote and remote place, and it lived next to the barbarians. It was as if later generations would say they were going to Inner Mongolia. Even if they were government officials, not many people would flock to it, so there was no

How attractive, but now that Fei Qian controls the three major counties in Guanzhong, Fengyi on the left, Fufeng on the right, and Jingzhaoyin on the right, this area is naturally much better than Bingbei.

After all, the Han Dynasty is accompanying the capital, and Fei Qian also needs some gentry children from outside Guanzhong to balance and dilute the power of the gentry in Guanzhong, so the introduction of talents is an urgent matter at the moment.

Why not find Li Ru instead of Jiang Ji?

Isn't it obvious that on Li Ru's side, there are Jia Xu, Jiang Ji, Zhang Ji, Zhang Xiu, Gan Feng and other people who were originally subordinate to Dong Zhuo, and if Li Ru recommends them again, wouldn't it mean that one family is the dominant one?

Li Ru also understood this, so when it came to Longyou talents, although he knew Fei Qian's needs, Fei Qian would never take the initiative to recommend them without asking.

Jiang Jiu is different. According to the unspoken rules of the officialdom of the Han Dynasty, whoever recommends is responsible for who benefits. Those recommended by Jiang Jiu must be linked to Jiang Jiu, and cultivating a small Jiang Jiu force is naturally better than continuing to let Li

It would be much better for Ru's network to continue to expand...
Chapter completed!