It needs to be briefly explained here that it is definitely not something that one person can do to cause the chaos of Shi Chang Shi.

All participants here actually have responsibilities and cannot simply pass the blame to Zhang Yuan and his group of internal servants.

First, let’s talk about He Jin. This man is powerful and ambitious, but he doesn’t have much talent.

Yuan Shao suggested that He Jin summon all the governors of the world to lead troops to the capital. He Jin could not understand such a simple strategy.

First of all, Yuan Shao exaggerated the strength of Zhang Rang and the others, so that He Jin felt that he could not suppress Zhang Rang without summoning all the troops from the world to Beijing.

But what is the actual situation? Although it is said that the imperial army in the palace is under the control of Zhang Rang and others, to be honest, they are only controlling it on their behalf.

The control of the Forbidden Army has always been in the hands of the emperor. So as long as He Jin can convince the emperor to take back the control of the Forbidden Army from Zhang Rang and the others, then Zhang Rang and the others may not be able to defeat the people in Luoyang City.

Yamen.

It was obvious that the matter could be handled very simply, but due to He Jin's lack of ability and Yuan Shao's instigation, it finally led to the worst result.

Besides, Zhang Rang and others were also wrong. Not to mention other places, they wanted to compete with He Jin for power, so they said that He Jin entered the palace alone.

Zhang asked them to negotiate with He Jin because they could capture He Jin alive.

At that time, with He Jin and the emperor in hand, whether Zhang Rang and others want to further control the court or want to make a deal with He Jin, they can trade He Jin's safety for the safety of themselves and others.

However, Zhang let their lack of ability and the pressure they had endured these days blinded their eyes and made them make the worst choice.

Without even asking, He Jin was killed directly.

As for Cao Cao, although he saw what Zhang Rang and others were thinking, Cao Cao did not say it clearly. He just made Zhang Rang's and others' thoughts vague, causing He Jin to mispredict Zhang Rang and their plans.

He Jin felt that although it was possible for Zhang to let them do this, the chance was very low. He Jin wanted to take a gamble, but in the end he lost his name and the man's life.

Then there is Dong Zhuo. Dong Zhuo played a very important role in the entire Shi Changshi Rebellion.

It can be said that without Dong Zhuo, the story of Dahan would be another story.

At that time, after Dong Zhuo received He Jin's request to lead troops to Beijing, he immediately ordered his troops and horses and headed towards Luoyang.

There are two main reasons why Dong Zhuo is so active. First, Dong Zhuo was defeated by the Yellow Turbans, and it was He Jin who stepped in to protect him.

Therefore, He Jin was kind to him, and He Jin now needed him to lead troops to the capital, so naturally he would not refuse.

Secondly, Dong Zhuo had a keen feeling that he might gain huge benefits from the Dharma by going to Luoyang.

At that time, Dong Zhuo did not expect that what would happen next would be so exciting. He just thought that if he went to Luoyang, he would definitely be promoted and be able to show his face in front of aristocratic families.

Let me mention here that although Dong Zhuo held a large number of troops, he was still not noticed by the noble family.

At that time, Dong Zhuo was not even considered to be from an aristocratic family. All his life, he had dreamed of becoming one.

Based on these two reasons, Dong Zhuo decided to lead the Xiliang cavalry and march quickly to reach Luoyang as early as possible. In this way, he could leave a good impression in front of the new emperor and the famous family.

When He Jin was tricked into the palace by Zhang Rang and slashed by Zhang Rang, Dong Zhuo had already led the elite Xiliang cavalry to a distance of forty miles from Luoyang.

When the news of He Jin's death spread, Dong Zhuo had some hesitation, wondering whether he should go to Beijing at this time.

You know, I came here to build up momentum for He Jin, but before he arrived, He Jin died.

At present, it seems that Zhang is giving them the advantage.

Dong Zhuo didn't know what chance he had of winning against Zhang Rang and the others at this time. He, Dong Zhuo, just wanted to be promoted and become a famous family, and he didn't want to risk his own life.

Therefore, Dong Zhuo hesitated. At this time, he stood at the crossroads of his destiny.

Go to the left and join Zhang Rang. With thousands of elite cavalry in his hands, he will help Zhang Rang suppress the family's upcoming counterattack.

Go to the right, continue to approach the aristocratic family, and take a gamble with the aristocratic family. If you win, you may become the savior of the big man, if you lose, you may become a rebel.

Dong Zhuo was very hesitant and didn't know what to choose.

It was not until the early morning of the next day that Dong Zhuo made his decision after a night of deep thought. He planned to continue to implement his previous decision to seek refuge with the noble family.

Because he really wants to become a noble family.

As a result, the iron cavalry in Dong Zhuo's hands were thrown out. As long as they saw the eunuchs, they would kill them on the spot!

As for himself, he continued to leave for Luoyang with a small number of personal soldiers. He wanted to stabilize Luoyang, which was already in chaos, as soon as possible.

Unexpectedly, he met the new emperor Liu Bian halfway.

Dong Zhuo was overjoyed and immediately paid homage to the new emperor. However, the new emperor was frightened by the previous killings.

When Liu Bian looked at the neat and tidy Xiliang elite cavalry, he was so frightened that he did not dare to say a word.

Because he felt that the murderous aura in the Xiliang army was definitely more intense than the soldiers he saw yesterday.

There is nothing that can be done about it. The Xiliang Army in this period has experienced many wars. The Xiliang Army that has survived now is definitely the most elite group of people in this era.

How could the murderous aura on his body be comparable to that of these young master soldiers in Luoyang City?

One only exists for the sake of the royal family, and the other is an elite who has been fighting with the Qiang people and rebels all year round. There is no comparison at all.

Dong Zhuo was very pleased to see that the new emperor Liu Bian was submissive, but the king of Chenliu, Liu Xie, responded to him very gracefully.

In Dong Zhuo's view, a submissive emperor could not rule the Han Dynasty, but would instead make the Han Dynasty the plaything of the noble families.

At this time, although Dong Zhuo wanted to become a noble family, he did not want the Han Emperor to become a puppet. He did not want the Han emperor, whom he had fought for, shed blood and fought for, to become the plaything of a noble family.

Coupled with Li Ru's instigation, Dong Zhuo came up with the idea of ​​establishing a new emperor.

At this time, Dong Zhuo stood at the crossroads of destiny for the second time.

Following the footsteps of other aristocratic families in the Han Dynasty, he supported Liu Bian, and then followed suit and became one of the many aristocratic families in the Han Dynasty.

Either directly establish a new emperor, gamble that Liu Xie is more suitable to be emperor than Liu Bian, and gamble that the big man can get back on the right path under the leadership of himself and Liu Xie.

Moreover, he can also use this to become the first family of the Han Dynasty.

Faced with such a choice, Dong Zhuo naturally chose the second option. His ambition remained the same and he wanted to take a gamble!

If he loses, his reputation will be ruined, but Liu Xie still has a chance to win and earn a lot of money.
Chapter completed!