The only regrettable thing was that he still had not obtained any famous generals. After all, the various warlords were scrambling to recruit famous generals themselves; how could they possibly send one to Emperor Xian of Han?
However, although Jiang Siming had not obtained a famous general, he had gained the allegiance of a very famous strategist from the Three Kingdoms period. That person was Xun Yu, Xun Wenruo.
He was a brilliant aide, Cao Cao's chief strategist. Even after Cao Cao obtained Guo Jia, Xun Yu remained the Grand Strategist.
Jiang Siming had liked the strategist Xun Yu ever since he read the Records of the Three Kingdoms. Though Xun Yu followed Cao Cao, he had always wanted to restore the Han Dynasty and revive its rule.
Unfortunately, he never managed to realize his ideals. After serving Boss Cao for decades, all he received in the end was an edict from Boss Cao ordering him to take his own life. He eventually committed suicide at home.
Now that Emperor Xian of Han had not been taken away by Dong Zhuo and the Xiliang Army had fled in defeat, history had changed.
Xun Yu no longer needed to save the country by indirect means. A perfect opportunity was now right in front of him.
Without a second thought, Xun Yu decided to enter official service and pledge allegiance to the Han Dynasty.
Originally, he thought that even if he entered government service, he would certainly have to start from the bottom. He had never expected Prime Minister Jiang to favor him so greatly and promote him to a high-ranking minister.
For this, Xun Yu was extremely grateful to Jiang Siming. He had even made a special trip to the Prime Minister's Mansion to express his thanks.
After the two met