Duan Jiong had guarded Liangzhou for many years, and now he had finally accomplished his mission, completely pacifying the Western Qiang and paving the way for the Han Dynasty to recover the Western Qiang territory.

Therefore, Liu Hong also planned to transfer Duan Jiong back to Luoyang to serve as the Chief of the Privy Council.

As for the choice of the commander of the Dunhuang camp, Liu Hong preferred Cao Cao, but because Cao Cao was still young and inexperienced, he was afraid that some veteran generals would be dissatisfied if he were to serve as the commander of a camp.

After a moment's thought, Liu Hong looked at Xi Zhicai beside him and asked in a deep voice, "Zhicai, who do you think would be the best candidate to serve as the commander of the Dunhuang camp?"

Xi Zhicai thought for a moment and then said, "Your Majesty, General Huangfu Song is the most suitable, with Mengde, Xuande, Wentai, Yunchang, and Yide as his assistants!"

Liu Hong's expression shifted: "Hmm, should we leave Bingzhou to Fengxian?"

Xi Zhicai nodded: "Fengxian has commanded troops in Bingzhou for many years. Although he is not quite qualified as a commander, with Hansheng, Bogui, Shoucheng and others as his assistants, plus the management of the Military and Political Affairs Department and the General Staff, he should have no problem commanding the soldiers of Bingzhou!"

"Okay, let's do it this way!!"

Upon hearing Xi Zhicai's words, Liu Hong smiled and nodded.

Liu Hong also knew that Xi Zhicai's suggestion was to use Bingzhou as a pilot area to replace the influence of a general on a team with the Military and Political Affairs Department and the General Staff Department.

Lü Bu, who lacked any leadership skills, became the most suitable candidate.

In this way, Lü Bu could also be given the title of commander-in-chief, laying the groundwork for him to take a further step in the future.

Otherwise, it would be difficult to enter the Privy Council by relying solely on bravery and killing enemies.