Chapter 64

"I believe this must be Mr. Gu, right?"

"Truly a young hero, a dragon and phoenix among men."

"With Mr. Gu's talent, it is completely no less than the Marquis of Liu, Zhang Liang, under the Gao Zu Emperor back then!"

"In the future, when the Prime Minister clears the world, I will definitely have to rely on Mr. Gu for planning!"

Say what people want to hear when meeting people, say what ghosts want to hear when meeting ghosts.

If Li Ru were here, Wang Yun would definitely compare him to the Marquis of Zuo, Xiao He.

After all.

Compared to planning and winning thousands of miles away.

The position of the logistics manager also appeared particularly important.

In short, Wang Yun's principle was that praising people should be comprehensive, making people feel like they are bathing in a spring breeze.

And regarding Wang Yun's goodwill.

Gu Yi did not choose to refuse.

From the reactions of the people under Dong Zhuo's command, it was not hard to see that they did not dislike Wang Yun, and could even be called quite appreciative.

Being clever, speaking nicely, and not dragging his feet in handling affairs.

Who would dislike such a person?

If Gu Yi suddenly told everyone in the Dong Zhuo army that this guy Wang Yun harbored evil intentions.

I am afraid that everyone would not only not believe it, but would also feel aggrieved for Wang Yun.

You know, until now.

Wang Yun was the first high-ranking Han official to stand up and publicly express support for Dong Zhuo!

And to support the Dong Zhuo army, he had already fallen out with many colleagues.

How could such a person harbor evil intentions?

However, this did not mean that Gu Yi had no way to deal with Wang Yun.

A fox, no matter how well it disguises itself, will have a day when its tail is exposed.

……

And after the Dong Zhuo army entered the city, Wang Yun also acted as a guide throughout the process.

Leading Dong Zhuo and the high-ranking civil and military officials of the Xiliang Army into the palace.

Inside the palace hall at this moment.

The little emperor Liu Xie, who had just turned ten, was sitting on the throne with an embarrassed look on his face.