Three Kingdoms: Jiuyuan Tiger

Chapter 645 Unify the world, system rewards
In April 197, the ice and snow melted and everything recovered.

Lv Bu has not summoned recently, and the civil servants and generals under him are the sum of several peak dynasties, so there is no reason for Lv Bu to continue to summon.

Since Li Jing led his troops to surrender, among the thirteen prefectures in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Lu Bu has monopolized eleven prefectures, leaving only Yizhou and Yangzhou that have not yet been pacified.

A few days ago, Lu Bu wrote a letter to Sun Jian, asking Sun Ce to take it back to Jiangdong and hand it over to Sun Jian.

Sun Jian did not reply, presumably he was thinking about the pros and cons.

Sun Jian's attitude was uncertain, so Lu Bu planned to attack Yizhou first.

Although all the legions under Lu Bu's command were idle, Lu Bu did not plan to send too many soldiers to Yizhou this time.

Chen Qingzhi's army in Liangzhou, Guan Yu's army in Jingzhou, plus Cao Wenzhao, Xia Luqi and Hong Xiuquan are enough to pacify Yizhou.

Lv Bu gave an order, Chen Qingzhi led his troops to Hanzhong, and Guan Yu also led the Jingzhou Army to move closer to Yizhou.

At the same time, Hong Xiuquan got in touch with the Nanman tribe he had contacted with before. The barbarian king Meng Huo led his tribe to burn, kill and loot in Yizhou. Cao Cao had to divide his troops to deal with Meng Huo.

Hong Xiuquan's Taiping Heavenly Kingdom also put tremendous pressure on Cao Cao, and even caused Cao Cao's old illness to recur, causing him unbearable headaches.

When he first pacified Yizhou, Cao Cao didn't take the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom seriously, but when Cao Cao freed up his hands to deal with this disaster, he found that he could not deal with it.

Hong Xiuquan led his disciples into the mountains. Cao Cao's conquests failed several times, so he had to go.

However, during the southern barbarian riots, the believers under Hong Xiuquan also came out of the mountains, causing Cao Cao great trouble.

But Cao Cao couldn't deal with this trouble, because as soon as Cao Jun chased them, they returned to the mountains;
Once Cao's soldiers had withdrawn, they came out of the mountains again and began to attack the counties and counties under Cao Cao's rule.

At this juncture, Chen Qingzhi led his troops to attack Hanzhong, and the battered Cao Cao had to divide his troops to help the Hanzhong defenders defend against the enemy.

But all of this is not Lu Bu's trump card.

When Yizhou was in chaos, Guan Yu, governor of Jingzhou, divided his troops into two groups, one pretending to attack Yizhou, and the other attacking Yinping according to the small road marked on the topographic map of Western Shu.

The guards of Yinping, Cao Wenzhao and Xia Luqi, opened the city gate to welcome Guan Yu into the city, and then Guan Yu led his troops to enter the Yinping ancient road from Tazhong, dug mountains to open roads, built trestle bridges, crossed the [-]-mile no-man's land, and went straight to Fucheng .

Facing the enemy army falling from the sky, the defender of Fucheng had no will to fight and surrendered without a fight.

After capturing Fucheng, Guan Yu led his troops to quickly capture Mianzhu and approach Chengdu.

After hearing the news, Cao Cao laughed bitterly, and his capital was exposed to the enemy's soldiers.

Cao Cao tremblingly took out the letter that Lu Bu wrote to him a few days ago from his arms. In the letter, Lu Bu and Cao Cao made a bet that if he could capture Yizhou within one month, then Cao Cao would have to submit to him. .

Although Cao Cao did not reply to the letter, he acquiesced to the bet in his heart.

"It was in vain for me, Cao Mengde, to serve as a soldier for half my life, but in the end I made a wedding dress for someone else. But this time, Cao was not wronged, and Cao was convinced! Forget it, time is fate!" Cao Cao sighed and burst into tears.

After that, Cao Cao led his troops to surrender, and Yizhou changed hands.

……

After learning the news that Cao Cao submitted the surrender form, Sun Jian turned around and went back to the house without saying a word, and locked himself in the house for half the night.

In the early morning of the next day, Sun Jian with bloodshot eyes pushed open the door and walked out. Sun Ce, who was waiting by the door, also stayed up all night.

"Send this surrender list to your master Lu Bu." After saying these words, Sun Jian seemed to be drained of all his strength.

"Father, have you figured it out?" Sun Ce asked tentatively.

"So what if you figure it out? What if you can't figure it out? Resisting in a corner is tantamount to being a cart with the arms of a mantis, and it will only increase the jokes!" Sun Jian said weakly.

……

So far, the thirteen prefectures of the Eastern Han Dynasty were unified.

In June 197, Ran Min, who wiped out the remnants of the Huns, led his troops to surrender.

Lu Bu personally went out of the city to greet him, and arranged a large-scale reception banquet for Ran Min.

"Ding! Congratulations to the host for pacifying the world. I hereby reward the host with five talents. Please check the host."

"Reward talent 82: Wang Shouren, a comprehensive master in the Ming Dynasty: 99 in military strength, 105 in command, 105 in intelligence, and [-] in politics."

"Talent Reward 85: Zheng He, the navigator and diplomat of the Ming Dynasty: 85 force, 88 commander, 92 intelligence, 107 politics; special attributes: [-] navigation."

"Reward talent three: Wang Xuance, a famous diplomat and military strategist in the Tang Dynasty: force 82, commander 98, intelligence 96, politics 95; special attributes: diplomacy 108."

"Reward talent four: Xie An, a famous politician in the Eastern Jin Dynasty of the Sixteen Kingdoms: 60 for military strength, 96 for commander, 102 for intelligence, and 105 for politics."

"Reward talent five: Xie Xuan, a famous military strategist in the Eastern Jin Dynasty of the Sixteen Kingdoms: 71 in military strength, 105 in command, 95 in intelligence, and 92 in politics."

Hearing the long-lost system prompt, Lu Bu was overjoyed.

I thought that if I didn't summon, the system would remain silent, but I didn't expect the system to give me a surprise today.

The quality of the four talents rewarded this time is definitely undeniable.

The first one is Wang Shouren, a comprehensive master in the Ming Dynasty. Note that it is Wang Shouren, not the one who made thirteen incense.

Wang Shouren has many titles. He is a famous thinker, philosopher, calligrapher, strategist, educator, and master of mind in Ming Dynasty.
Wang Shouren is a relatively contradictory existence. If you want to say that he is a civil servant, he can lead troops to suppress rebellion;

You want to say that he is a military general, he can be made a saint alive, is this something a general can do?
In 1472, a child named Wang Yun was born in a scholarly family in Jiangjiang, Zhejiang.

Wang Yun was talented and intelligent since he was a child, but he couldn't speak when he was four years old.

When Wang Yun was five years old, when he was playing with the children, an eminent monk happened to pass by.

The eminent monk touched Wang Yun's head and sighed, "What a child, it's a pity that the truth is broken."

After Wang Hua learned of this, he changed his name from "Wang Yun" to "Shouren".

Not long after the name was changed, Wang Shouren was able to speak.

In 1481, Wang Hua, the champion of high school who participated in the palace examination, served as the editor of the Imperial Academy.

The following year, Wang Shouren went to Beijing with his grandfather to settle down and entered a school to study.

Once in class, Wang Shouren asked his teacher solemnly: "What is the first thing in life?"

The husband replied without hesitation: "Like your father, study and become a student."

But Wang Shouren shook his head and said, "I'm afraid it may not be the result of studying."

The husband asked with great interest: "Then what do you think is the most important thing in life?"

Wang Shouren said the answer in his heart: "Be a sage!"

After hearing the news, Wang Hua almost didn't let his son die of anger, and bluntly said, "Extremely arrogant."

In 1487, Wang Shouren went to the outside of the customs with his father Wang Hua. Wang Hua's original intention was to let Wang Shouren appreciate the vast grasslands and deserts, so as to realize his own insignificance.

Unexpectedly, after Wang Shouren returned from outside the customs, he locked himself in the study without saying a word.

A few days later, Wang Shouren handed the memorial to Wang Hua: "My child has written a safety plan, please pass it on to the emperor. I am willing to go out to seek the peace of the Tatars and promote our country's prestige!"

Wang Hua threw the memorial aside without even reading it, and severely criticized Wang Shouren, saying that he was "extremely ignorant and extremely arrogant". "

Although he repeatedly hit the wall with his father, Wang Shouren did not give up his ideal.

In 1489, Wang Shouren visited Lou Liang, a Neo Confucianist.

After the chat, Wang Shouren asked: "May I ask you, sir, how can one become a sage?"

Lou Liang replied: "The answer is in Zhu Shengren's book."

After returning to his hometown, Wang Yangming began to study Zhu Xi's studies.

The name Zhu Xi must be familiar to everyone. At that time, Zhu Xi's status was second only to Confucius.

Zhu Xi's "Sishu Jizhu" is the designated bibliography of the imperial examination, and his thoughts are recognized as unquestionable truth.

All his life, Zhu Xi pursued something called "Tao". In Zhu Xi's view, Tao is the sum of all the laws in the world. If you master the Tao, you can gain insight into everything in the world.

Ever since, there was the saying of "searching things to know".

After reading Zhu Xi's works, Wang Shouren invited his friends to his home to "getting bamboo".

The two sat under a green bamboo tree in the yard, staring at the bamboo intently, not even daring to breathe.

This move is to grasp the changing law of all things in the world by understanding the changing mystery of bamboo.

After three days and three nights, Wang Shouren's friend fainted from exhaustion;

After all, Wang Shouren had practiced martial arts, so he persisted for a longer time than his friends, and he didn't faint until seven days and seven nights.

After waking up, Wang Yangming sighed: "The sage's theory is suspicious!"

This event is a famous event in the history of Chinese philosophy: Shouren Gezhu.

[There are many other deeds about Wang Shouren, so I won’t go into details here, I just cite a few representative ones. If you are interested, you can search the Internet. This is an all-rounder, bug-like Existence, Longchang's enlightenment, and rebellion against King Ning are all quite interesting.If it weren't for Zhengde being too stupid, Liu Jin and others took control of the government, maybe Wang Shouren would be able to continue the life of the Ming Dynasty...]

[These are revised chapters, and there will be no second charge for the excess words, please rest assured readers. 】

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