Three Kingdoms: I, the Emperor of Wei, am loyal and pure!

In the court, Cao Ang's voice slowly resounded through the hall and reached the ears of everyone present.

At this moment, Cao Ang mercilessly rebuked the civil and military officials in the court for being inferior to cattle, sheep, chickens and pigs. The faces of the civil and military officials in the court were as ugly as a five-color bottle overturned.

But they still said nothing, expressing their opposition to Cao Ang with this silent silence, and expressing the attitude of the world's aristocratic families being of the same blood.

To put it another way, although everyone now knows that the world's aristocratic families have been on the opposite side of the Cao family father and son, at least in the court, the agents of these aristocratic families have not completely torn their faces with the Cao family father and son.

They also planned to maintain this attitude until the noble families in the prefectures and counties of the world spread the signs of their rebellion throughout the world, so as to force Cao's father and son to make concessions.

Even directly overthrow Cao's father and son...

But before that, they, the agents in the court, did not need to completely turn against Cao's father and son.

In that case, if Cao's father and son were angry and imitated Dong Zhuo to destroy the family of Taiwei Yuan Wei, it would be too worthless for them.

And Cao Ang, who was at the head of the hall, saw that the representatives of these noble families were still silent like Xu Shu entering Cao's camp, so he didn't say anything more to them.

After all, the reason why Cao Ang didn't get rid of them now was because he still needed them as pawns to convey some false news that Cao Ang wanted them to know to the noble families in various places outside Xudu.

In other words, these guys are still useful to Cao Ang.

The next moment, Cao Ang looked at the generals who belonged to Cao's father and son in the hall, especially the generals Dian Wei, Xu Chu, Li Cunxiao, Wang Yanzhang and others who were loyal to Cao's father and son.

And Cao Ren, Cao Hong, Xiahou Dun, Xiahou Yuan, etc., who are all members of the Cao clan...

"Since no one in the court has spoken, then I, the general, will dispatch troops.

Now, there are rebels in various states and counties across the country. Some of them are the remnants of the Yellow Turban bandits, and some are some powerful families with ulterior motives.

The world has finally restored peace, but these guys are rebelling against the Han Dynasty for their own selfish interests. How can this be tolerated!"

"From now on, this general will order you to lead your troops to various places to fight!"

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"Li Cunxiao, listen to my orders. I will give you 30,000 soldiers and horses and order you to go to Youzhou to suppress the rebellion!"

"Wang Yanzhang, listen to my orders. I will give you 30,000 soldiers and horses. Start to move camp and go to Jizhou to suppress the rebellion!"

"Xu Chu, listen to my orders. I will give you 30,000 soldiers and horses and go to Qingzhou to suppress the rebellion!"

"Xiahou Yuan, listen to my orders. I will give you 30,000 soldiers and horses and go to Jingzhou to suppress the rebellion!"

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Cao Ang's voice resounded throughout the hall. He raised the seal of the general in his hand high and told the generals of the Cao family to dispatch troops.

In theory, even though Cao Ang was the general of the court and had the right to command troops and dispatch troops, he should have expressed his opinion and asked the emperor for instructions now that the emperor was still in the court.

As a result, Cao Ang did not even look at the emperor, but gave orders on his own, obviously treating the emperor as a puppet.

In fact, after the young emperor Liu Xie expressed his intention to go along with the aristocratic families and compromise and cooperate with them, Cao Ang no longer had any respect for the Han emperor, and he was unwilling to even pretend... people.