Chapter 677: Jizhou settled? Governing the grasslands, Gu Yi's Strong Han Plan!

Unlike Ju Shou.

His son, Ju Gu, was a true man.

Without any extra nonsense, he chose to end his own life.

In the original history, Ju Gu also died by suicide.

When Cao Cao broke through Ye City, he died one after another with Shen Pei.

Except for the father and son Ju Shou and Ju Gu.

The remaining people of the Jizhou aristocratic families did not have the courage to resolve it themselves.

However.

If they didn't resolve it themselves, Gu Yi didn't mind helping them.

After all, our Prime Minister Gu was famous for being helpful.

Soon.

The group of Jizhou aristocratic families headed toward destruction amidst a slaughter.

Immediately after.

Gu Yi began to dispose of the three: Cao Ren, Su Puyan, and Yan Rou.

Cao Ren was loyal to Cao Cao and naturally unwilling to surrender.

But given that Gu Yi had already captured multiple clan members of the Cao and Xia Hou families, such as Xia Hou Dun, Xia Houyuan, Cao Hong, and Cao Chun, in a series of previous battles.

Therefore, having one more prisoner, Cao Ren, was also affordable.

Furthermore.

Gu Yi had other uses for these captured high-ranking generals of the Cao camp.

Therefore, Cao Ren couldn't die even if he wanted to.

Bound tightly, he was sent back to Chang'an by Gu Yi's men to keep company with Xia Hou Dun, Xia Houyuan, Cao Hong, Cao Chun, and others in the prison.

However.

This treatment clearly did not apply to Li Dian and Man Chong.

For these two, Gu Yi only gave two options.

Either surrender or die.

At this time, Li Dian and Man Chong were relatively young.

The two did possess a certain degree of loyalty to Cao Cao.

Originally, they wanted to be tough and pretend they would rather die than surrender.

But... Gu Yi didn't play by the rules at all!

Gu Yi's meaning was very simple.

I don't reason here, I have no principles, and I have no bottom line. ===== CHAPTER 678 =====