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"More idioms came about when Han Xin was helping Liu Bang conquer the world. For example, asking for directions and beheading the woodcutter was when Han Xin was fighting between Chu and Han. In order not to reveal the marching route, Han Xin beheaded the woodcutter who showed him the way."

"And the secret crossing of Chencang that we mentioned earlier was a strategy used when marching eastward to the Central Plains. In addition, when Han Xin attacked Zhao, there was an idiom such as a last-ditch fight, changing flags, risking death, and rebirth. When Han Xin attacked Xiang Yu, there was an idiom of ambush on all sides. idiom."

"After Ding Ding Tian Xia, various idioms emerged. For example, Zhang Liang commented on Han Xin, saying that he could stand alone, and this came into being. Liu Bang commented that Han Xin was invincible, and Han Xin's contribution was too great. The idiom to describe his contribution was "contribution and high shock". Lord, I don’t want to be outstanding in the world, I don’t reward my merits, I won the title of the Three Great Masters, etc.”

"There are also soldiers who praise Han Xing's ability as a soldier, a man who has no strategy, a man's courage, a woman who is soft-hearted, a woman who is arrogant, and so on."

"And Han Xin's ending can also be seen from idioms. There is an idiom about friendship between stone and stone. When someone advised Han Xin to become independent, Han Xin did not agree with what was said, saying that he had a very good relationship with Liu Bang and that he could not be sorry for Liu Bang. Another Youju Chang Yang Yang Yang was often depressed after Han Xin was relieved of military power."

"Succeed with Xiao He and fail with Xiao He. This is the idiom used by later generations to describe Xiao He who deceived Han Xin into entering the palace and led to his death. The Disaster in the Bell Chamber was the end of Han Xin. He was beheaded in the Chamber of Hanging Bells. In the end, it was a matter of life and death. "Knowing oneself, two women of life and death" describes Han Xin's life."

When Han Xin heard this, he already burst into tears.

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty, I, Han Xin, can stand up to you and am loyal to the great man. I never expected that you would be so humiliated and that my death would be so dishonorable."

Liu Bang was also a little embarrassed at this time.

Although he was thick-skinned, he still felt uncomfortable after being exposed by the fairy in front of everyone in the world.

In another time and space, Han Xin, who was still in Xiang Yu's army, had already packed up his things and ran away.

That Xiang Yu is even more intolerable than Liu Bang. Now that Tianmu has said that Xiang Yu was defeated at his own hands, I am afraid that Xiang Yu will come to him soon and kill him in order to get rid of future troubles.

Liu Bang called Xiao He over: "If Han Xin comes to vote, he must be kept."

Xiao He hesitated, and Liu Bang said, "I know what you want to say. Don't worry, I will live up to him this time."

Although he said this, Xiao He knew Liu Bang's temperament, and he did not dare to ensure that Liu Bang could keep his words.

"Han Xin's achievements are unparalleled. He has served as a prince, general and minister. Liu Bang was able to dominate the world. Han Xin's contribution is very great. He led the army out of Chencang, conquered the Three Qin Dynasties, captured Wei, defeated the Dynasty, destroyed Zhao, and surrendered Yan. , defeated Qi, until Gaixia completely wiped out the Chu army, without a single defeat, and no one in the world dared to compete with them. But such a handsome man, a god of war, was finally deceived into the palace and killed, and his death was so ignominious. , everyone said that Queen Lu was vicious and killed Han Xin, but we must know that Queen Lu was just a queen. Without Liu Bang's instructions, could she kill the ministers at will? If Liu Bang didn't want to kill Han Xin, would Xiao He help Queen Lu? Don't be kidding ”

Liu Bang touched his nose.

He was really restless.

He cupped his hands towards the sky and said, "Fairy, please be merciful. Can't you just blame Lu Pheasant like those historians?"

If Wuyou heard this sentence, he would laugh twice, and then complain even more.

Those historians who were trying to write history books really didn’t know how to write down their pens.

How to write this?
Is it necessary to write that Han Emperor Gaozu instructed Empress Lu to kill Han Xin?They looked at the sky curtain: "Fairy, you don't want to play like this."

In the harem, Lu Fei was sneering: "I knew I had to take the blame. I think historians in later generations will write this and accuse me of being vicious and intolerant. Fortunately, the fairy can distinguish right from wrong. Clear my name for me."

Lu Pheasant has now let go of a lot of baggage, and she has become more spontaneous.

She felt that Wuyou had helped her, so she rewarded Wuyou with a large sum of money.

"Thank you, Fairy, for clarifying right from wrong."

By doing this, Lu Pheasant undoubtedly admitted that it was Liu Bang's idea to kill Han Xin.

This made Liu Bang blush.

He angrily said: "Ms. Lu, I..." He omitted more than 100 words of curse.

Anyway, Lu Pheasant couldn't hear her, so she just went and did what she had to do.

Wuyou also saw this sentence: "You're welcome, I just said something fair. Speaking of which, there are many people who scolded Empress Lu in later generations, but why don't these people think about what the situation was like in the early Han Dynasty, when Liu Bang died, Liu Bang That person Ying... let's not talk about it. He is really not the material to be a king. Not to mention being a king, he is not qualified as a son. If such a person ascended the throne, if Empress Lu hadn't supported him, I'm afraid the man would never have succeeded. ”

Although those historians wrote this and that, and wrote all kinds of bad things about Empress Lu, they also knew in their hearts that Empress Lu made great contributions to the stability and stability of the Han Dynasty's regime.

Just to maintain the patriarchal rule, they can only write more about Queen Lu's evil deeds and less about her abilities.

Wuyou finished his sentence, took a break and continued: "After Liu Bang killed Han Xin, there were no more capable commanders in the court. This also led to the fact that when the Huns invaded south, there were no generals who could defeat the Huns. I'm afraid that Liu Bang would also I regret it."

Liu Bang, who was worried about the Huns' invasion, really wanted to slap himself: "I regret it. I have regretted it a long time ago. If I had known that the Huns were so powerful, how could I be willing to kill the Marquis of Huaiyin?"

"It was precisely because of the killing of Han Xin that the Han Dynasty implemented the peace and marriage policy to appease the Xiongnu. This peace and marriage lasted for decades. It was not until the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty that two generals, Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, came out, which ended this policy. . It can be said that Liu Bang’s move laid the foundation for decades of trouble for the Han Dynasty.”

Liu Bang: ...

No matter what, Han Xin must live. If he lives, he will be like the divine needle that fixes the sea. When he is alive, the Huns will not dare to cross the border.

Wuyou waited for a while before saying: "Let's briefly talk about Han Hui Emperor Liu Ying. Han Hui Emperor Liu Ying was Liu Bang's eldest son. When Liu Bang was the king of Han, he made him the crown prince. After he established the Han Dynasty, he made him the crown prince. Liu Ying is the crown prince. Liu Ying has a kind and gentle personality, unlike Liu Bang and Empress Lu. Many people in later generations called him fatuous when evaluating him, and some more extreme people scolded him for being unfilial to Empress Lu. What did Empress Lu say? Giving birth to a barbecued pork back then was better than giving birth to Liu Ying."

Such words made both Empress Lu and Liu Ying stunned.

Liu Ying, who came to pay homage to Empress Lu, was at a loss as to what to do.

Empress Lu, on the other hand, looked thoughtful.