Spring and Autumn Confucian Heroes

Chapter 337

From Han Shaoyun's eyes, Huan Chang didn't see the slightest joy, the slightest shame, and the slightest sense of right.

On the contrary, what Huan often sees is plainness and indifference to money.

Many men use women's property, most of them have three kinds of psychology.

First, a man feels that he has taken advantage of a woman's money, and will be complacent and demanding.

This kind of man will only take advantage of small things, and can't accomplish big things at all.

Second, when a man spends a woman's money, he will have a strong sense of shame, and sometimes even feel inferior and deformed.

This kind of man lacks self-confidence and will become very sensitive after a long time. He always thinks that others or women are pointing fingers at him, and if there is a slight disturbance, he will lose his temper.

Third, men take it for granted that they demand excessively from women.

This kind of man can only be said that mud cannot support the wall.

However, Han Shaoyun took Wei Ping's money, but he was calm and unhurried. Just his demeanor made people feel that he was different.

After Han Shaoyun left, Wei Ping hurriedly explained: "Shaoyun is not a lazy person, but he has no ambition to raise horses, so he is a little poor."

It has to be said that Wei Ping is also very considerate, worried that Huan Chang and Luo Yun could clearly see the man they like, so she explained it.

"Miss Wei is worrying too much. I never think there is anything wrong with Brother Han's doing so. I took money from Sister Yun back then, and I haven't paid it back until now."

Thinking back at the beginning, when Luo Yun knew that he didn't have enough money for cultivation and left almost all the bounty before leaving, Huan Chang felt very warm in his heart.

"No, here's the money."

Luo Yun gave Huan Chang a blank look, then stretched out his right hand, as white as jade, as if asking for money.

Huan Chang, on the other hand, smiled and said with a shy face, "If you want money, please agree with your body."

"With your small body, this girl doesn't like you!"

Hearing the conversation between the two, Wei Ping couldn't help laughing, and became closer to the two of them.

The three of them chatted over a cup of tea, and Huan Chang suddenly asked: "Miss Wei, I think brother Han's speech and behavior are quite extraordinary, he doesn't look like a child from a poor family."

"Miss Wei, can you tell me about Brother Han's past?"

Hearing Huan Chang's inquiry, Luo Yun also stopped laughing, wanting to know the details of Han Shaoyun.

Wei Ping hesitated for a while, but in the end she didn't hide anything and told the truth.

It turned out that although Han Shaoyun seemed to be eloquent, he was actually not a child of an aristocratic family, but was born in a poor family.

It's just that Han Shaoyun's father is a teacher. Although he didn't get any fame, he was able to learn Chinese characters and taught Han Shaoyun to read since he was a child.

It has to be said that Han Shaoyun is exceptionally intelligent. He has shown a talent for learning far beyond his peers since he was a child. He has read a lot of books since he was ten years old. Father Han has nothing to teach his son.

Without the teaching of his father, Han Shaoyun started to study on his own. Taking advantage of his father's status as a teacher, he spent money to rent a lot of books and began to read widely.

By the time Han Shaoyun was 15 years old, he had thoroughly studied all the books that could be borrowed, and he was able to infer other cases from one instance.

Although Han Shaoyun has a lot of knowledge, he is very fond of military tactics.

However, most of the war strategies in the mainland of Kyushu are controlled by the princes and nobles, and it is impossible for ordinary people to come into contact with them.

Even if Han Shaoyun's father is a teacher, he can only get a few very common military books.

Even so, Han Shaoyun still has an extraordinary obsession with the art of war.

In that year, Han Shaoyun felt that what he had learned had reached a bottleneck, and if he wanted to make a breakthrough in the art of war, he had to join the army for actual combat.

Therefore, despite his parents' opposition, Han Shaoyun resolutely joined Zhao's border army.

Han Shaoyun joined the frontier army for three years, from an unknown person to a hot figure, and the generals of the frontier army wanted to transfer him to his side.

Because of the foreign wars Han Shaoyun participated in, as long as the generals followed Han Shaoyun's advice, they had never been defeated, and the casualties could always be minimized.

Not only that, Han Shaoyun's team was besieged several times by foreign armies, and as a result, those Zhao soldiers escaped miraculously under Han Shaoyun's plan.

What Han Shaoyun did finally attracted the attention of the generals of Zhao Guo's frontier army. They all wanted to win Han Shaoyun into their subordinates, and then use Han Shaoyun's ability to make contributions.

Han Shaoyun attracted the attention of the big shots, and he thought he would be able to rise to the top and become a noble.

However, those Zhao generals who transferred Han Shaoyun to their side basically regarded him as a staff officer. Although they could obey Han Shaoyun's words, they would not give him any real power.

And all the credit, in the end, became the stepping stones for those Zhao generals to get promoted.

For this reason, Han Shaoyun was very upset, and defected to several generals one after another, but the end was exactly the same. These generals did not give him any official positions at all because of Han Shaoyun's background.

Perhaps those generals treated Han Shaoyun very generously, even treating him like a confidant, but this was still not what Han Shaoyun wanted.

Later, Han Shaoyun finally understood that it was not that the generals of the Zhao State were greedy for their own merits, but that the laws of the Zhao State stipulated so.

A child from a poor family will almost never make it to the top.

Before that, Han Shaoyun was not ignorant of these things, but he always naively thought that as long as he had extraordinary talent, even if he came from a humble background, he could still be promoted to a noble.

But the reality is very cruel, cruel enough to make Han Shaoyun despair.

At that time, Han Shaoyun had already gained a deeper understanding of the art of war through actual combat, but he still succumbed to others and became a hero behind the scenes.

The people of the State of Zhao knew about the victories in the north, but they didn't know who was the real winner of the Zhao army's repeated victories.

Tired and desperate, Han Shaoyun was finally ready to disarm and return to the fields, looking for another way out.

But it wasn't until that time that Han Shaoyun realized that it was impossible for him to disarm and return to the fields.

Those generals valued Han Shaoyun's talent and wanted Han Shaoyun to help them make contributions and get promoted, so they naturally didn't want to let Han Shaoyun leave.

For those generals, it is naturally not difficult to recruit ordinary people to serve in the army without restrictions.

In this way, Han Shaoyun had no choice but to find another way out.

Since then, Han Shaoyun is no longer an invincible existence, no longer able to predict the enemy's opportunities, but often makes wrong judgments, which makes Zhao Jun repeatedly defeated.

The general of the frontier army naturally knew that Han Shaoyun hadn't tried his best, so he immediately became furious and wanted to punish Han Shaoyun with military law.

Fortunately, Han Shaoyun has been in the army for many years. Although he did not get an official position, he has followed many generals. Even if those generals were later promoted and transferred away, they still commemorated Han Shaoyun's kindness.

"With the management of those people, although Shaoyun was exempt from the death penalty, he was also exiled to the northern pastures and became a herdsman."

"Not only that, even Shaoyun's parents were implicated and died of illness during the exile."

Hearing this, Huan Chang and Luo Yun were silent.

(End of this chapter)