Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms: Da Qiao doesn't want to be a widow anymore

The small window was ajar, and the spring rain pattered down on the bamboo leaves, dyeing patches of fresh green.

The woman in the window was holding a book. From time to time, she raised her eyes to look at the children on the low couch beside her, playing with each other holding something.

This was what Sun Quan saw from the window on his way out of the study to Juxuge.

In order to make Xie Chunfu serve Mrs. Wu more wholeheartedly, Qiao Wei often asked Xu Yaoniang to bring Sun Xu to Juxuge to take care of her. Coupled with Yuan Langlang's two children, four children of similar ages playing together saved a lot of trouble.

Several wet nurses were watching and taking care of her, and Qiao Wei was able to spend her free time reading books and drawing pictures.

Sun Quan didn't let anyone notify him and just pushed the door open. Both Yuan Langlang and Qiao Wei were already used to his behavior.

"The Lord is back, why don't you let a few children go to Huanzhang Pavilion with me to play."

Mrs. Wu was ill. In order to facilitate Xie Chunfu's illness, Qiao Wei asked Yuan Langlang to move back to Huanzhang Pavilion.

Sun Quan nodded, "Then it's my wife's fault."

Yuan Langlang smiled and took the children away.

Sun Quan closed the door and took off his robe, lying on Qiao Wei's knees, and picked up the scroll Qiao Wei had put aside, which was the county annals of Wu County, Wu County.

Sun Quan flipped through the pages and said, "Why did you remember to read this?"

The county annals of Wu County are not extensive, but the content is quite interesting. It contains a lot of local customs and past events, as well as some anecdotes after the county was established.

However, perhaps because the person who wrote the restoration was Gu Ti, and this was the volume he contributed to the Yuedan Review, Zhang Zhao and others did not take a closer look, but Qiao Wei was somewhat interested.

Zhang Zhao thought it was okay, so he lent the book to Qiao Wei.

"Gu Ti, Gu Zitong is quite interesting. It is better to say that he is writing the county annals than the family annals." Qiao Wei saw that Sun Quan closed his eyes slightly and felt tired, so he took a small bottle of peppermint oil and rubbed it for him. head.

The four major aristocratic families in Wu County are Zhu, Zhang and Gu Lu. They have always been intermarrying with each other and are each other's in-laws. They have supported and guarded the business in Wu County for nearly a hundred years.

It can be said that the major events in Wu County in the past hundred years have something to do with these four major families.

It's not like Qiao Wei has never read the county annals. Most of the records in the county annals are written in Spring and Autumn style, and major events are summarized in a few sentences. However, this county chronicle is obviously different, with detailed records of events both large and small.

Although Gu Ti is young, he has to write such a county chronicle, which is definitely not his fault alone. Therefore, this county chronicle is not his attitude, but the attitude of the Gu family, or the attitude of a certain part of the Gu family.

"This is someone from the Gu family who is telling the truth!"

Confessing the truth so easily?

Qiao Wei was a little unbelievable that the four major families could be rooted in Wu County for a hundred years. They did not have such a good attitude when they were under the rule of Sun Jian and Sun Ce.

Sun Quan was only a nineteen-year-old boy. How could they suddenly be convinced and change their attitude like this?

There must be a monster when something goes wrong. Is there something inside that they don't know about?

Sun Quan didn't know why the Gu family's attitude changed so quickly. But no matter why, this is not a bad thing for Sun Quan now.

On the third day after the end of the Lunar New Year Review, the Di Shu arranged by Lu Su was quietly posted in the bustling places of various major markets.

In the past, after the brothers Xu Shao and Xu Jing held the Lunar New Year Review, most of the comments about various figures became known through word of mouth. But Qiao Wei felt that this speed was too slow. What's more, things in the world are like morale during war. It will be strong at one go, then weaken again, and then be exhausted three times. If you can't build momentum to be better than before, I'm afraid it will be unsustainable and eventually become a banquet among a certain group of people.

Qiao Wei then mentioned Di Shu, the so-called news newspaper of later generations.

Di Shu is not the first of its kind. In the Han Dynasty, the country was governed by a county-governor system. Each county would often issue Di Shu as memorials to the Han emperor as a briefing to inform the counties of major and minor affairs.

Qiao Wei proposed that if the important events that happened on the Lunar New Year's Eve could be written down in brief and published in the bustling market, ordinary people and students from poor families could join in the excitement of the Lunar New Year's Eve.

Lu Su was also very good at drawing inferences from one instance to other cases. He even compiled some catchy nursery rhymes for the illiterate common people and sent people to teach the street children to sing them.

Soon, the reputation of Cao Fuxing and others in Yuedan's Commentary spread, and the Di's letter was quickly sent to Kuaiji.

Gu Yong looked at the Di book posted on the street market and turned to Song Shou next to him, "It seems that the teacher has measured it accurately again."

Song Shou bowed and said, "In Fujun's dream, purple energy has appeared all over the prince's body. Fujun can use his death power."

Gu Yong had his own plan in mind.

Thinking of the first time he saw Sun Quan, he vaguely felt that his eyes were brighter than others. But at that time, Zheng Nu, who didn't want to meet him, suddenly had a light in her eyes, pointed at Sun Quan and murmured, "The blessing of the future can be the star of Chen."

Zheng Nu was invited by Gu Yong to meet the children of the clan, but after seeing everyone, Zheng Nu said nothing. No matter how the elders of the clan asked, she just remained silent.

But it happened that Sun Quan was returning to Wu at that time. Only a corner of the curtain of the carriage was exposed, and he saw a couple inside.

Zheng Nu took a distant glance and said this, "That woman's face is ethereal, but she and the husband have the potential to complement each other."

After saying this, Zheng Nu stood up to say goodbye and left Wu County.

Zheng Nu left, but her words caused great waves in Gu Yong's heart. He immediately asked someone to inquire about the identities of the two people in the carriage, only to find out that they were the second son and his wife of the Sun family.

At that time, Sun Ce was the head of the Sun family, so Gu Yong didn't think much about it. He just thought that Zheng Nuo might have seen it wrong.

But after Sun Ce died, the Sun family started talking about Sun Quan and Sun Yi fighting for power. In the end, Sun Quan quelled the Danyang and Lujiang rebellions, and initially secured his position as the lord of Jiangdong. Gu Yongcai remembered Zheng Nu's words again.

Chen is the residence of the emperor. The phoenix matches the phoenix.

His heart started beating rapidly.

After learning literary and martial arts, his goods went to the emperor's family. To be able to assist the lord in achieving hegemony, to leave one's name in history, and to be famous for generations to come, this is probably the biggest ambition in every student's heart.

The Gu family lives in the southeast, so naturally it cannot compare with other aristocratic families in the Central Plains. But if there is such an opportunity for the Gu family to turn around and move to a higher place, Gu Yong really doesn't want to let it go.

One night, Gu Yong had a dream at night, and the scene in his dream confused him.

So he invited Song Shou from Shangyu in Kuaiji.

Song Shou was good at predicting dreams. It was once said that Song Shou could predict dreams without fail. However, he cherished feathers very much and did not easily predict dreams for others.

Gu Yong didn't have much hope when he wrote to Song Shou, but he didn't expect Song Shou to be invited and explain the deep meaning of the dream to Gu Yong.