Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

Chapter 393 Liu Qi is cheating on his father

No one would be stupid enough to assassinate the envoy of Cao Wei. It was obvious that the assassin went there because of his illness.

This matter was probably part of the deal between Xun Yu and Cai Mao.

At the same time, Zhang Wu also labeled Cai Mao as a person who did not know whether to live or die.

It seems that people who are so greedy, eating from the bowl and looking at what's in the pot, usually don't end well.

Or, just support Liu Cong honestly and do everything for the benefit of Jingzhou.

Or, just hold on to the big cake drawn by Xun Yu and devote yourself to Cao Cao. Leave Yunxiao Pavilion aside for the time being. There will definitely be no problem in having a good death.

It's impossible to take care of both ends.

Whoever wins in the end will not keep such a young man by his side.

In the Prefectural Shepherd's Mansion.

Cai Maoyuan was still talking to Liu Biao, and the two were talking and laughing, as if they were reconciled as before.

When he saw Zhang Wu and his entourage coming in, Cai Mao hurriedly left Liu Biao and went forward.

He held Xun Yu's hand affectionately, acting like a best friend.

Completely ignoring Liu Biao's dark face.

This scene made Zhang Wu dumbfounded.

So that's all that's good about being a snobbery. If you have breasts, you're a mother.

"Dad!" When Liu Qi saw Liu Biao, he cried out sadly, stepped forward and knelt down, crying bitterly: "A child is unfilial and fails to fulfill his filial piety by his father's side. He has been away from home for a long time and made his father miss him. It is a child's sin."

"Okay, okay, my son, please get up quickly and take your seat first. Afterwards, you and I, father and son, can have a good conversation."

"Father, wait a moment, the child has something to say!"

Liu Biao was a little unhappy and frowned.

Liu Qi had never disobeyed him before.

In fact, Liu Qi is not that important.

On the one hand, he is Liu Biao's son after all.

The most important point is that with his existence, Liu Biao had the leverage to restrict Cai Mao.

When it comes to the relationship between father and son, in fact, even Liu Biao himself prefers the smart younger son.

"Say it."

Liu Qi took out a brocade handkerchief, spread it out and handed it to Liu Biao's desk, and said sternly: "I also ask my father to kill the two thieves Zhang and Huang in court, raise an army to attack Cao, and save the emperor from fire and water!"

this! ! !

I have seen cheating people, but I have never seen such cheating people.

That barbarian was only ten steps away. If he went crazy, there wouldn't be enough people in the house to kill him alone.

To put it ten thousand steps back, if Xun Yu and Zhang Wu were really killed, Liu Biao would be able to do well.

Later, Cao Cao had to peel off his skin and bones and throw him into a frying pan to fry.

Liu Biao's face turned blue and white, he started to slap the table and cursed loudly: "You bastard, shut up!"

Liu Qi cried even more sadly and shouted in pain: "Father! The emperor's blood letter is in front of you, don't you want to take a look?"

It’s okay if you don’t read the blood book.

Liu Biao picked up the brocade book with a cold face and read it word for word, already sneering in his heart. Emperor, what a blind emperor, what a biased blood edict!

The content of the blood letter polished by Chen Lin was very different from before, with just a few words of praise added.

In the blood letter, Liu Bei was only praised for being poor but wanted to serve the country. He was actually a very loyal and courageous man, without mentioning a single extra word.

This is Chi Guoguo's praise.

Liu Bei was poor but wanted to serve his country. He only held Huainan and dared to go to war with Cao Wei. Then what became of Liu Yan who occupied Yizhou, Liu Biao of Jingzhou, and Liu Yao of Yangzhou?

Although you are a member of the Han Dynasty, you don’t want to serve your country?

Without mentioning too much, let’s just talk about the Huainan war situation. If Liu Yao of Yangzhou and Liu Biao of Jingzhou didn’t send troops to help, would Liu Bei have the guts to go to war with Cao Wei with his weak legs?

It's a good thing that he didn't mention it in the bloody book. He pointed it out deliberately, which made Liu Biao feel that Liu Bei was like a villain who grabbed the tiger's skin and took advantage of the situation to plot his reputation.

And he who really contributed didn't deserve even a word of praise. How could this balance him.

This bullshit emperor's blood edict is the most ridiculous thing in the world.

In fact, if Chen Lin added too much, it would make people suspicious.

The preface remains unchanged, but a few embellishments at the end are like the finishing touch.

The mood is indeed the emperor's mood, but it is just put on the table and expressed openly in order to make other people unhappy.

Once this bloody edict came out, it would be absolutely impossible for Liu Yao and Liu Biao to support Liu Bei from now on.

Even if they didn't stumble Liu Bei behind his back, it would be considered benevolent.

"Father?"

"You still have the nerve to tell me, go and sit aside. If you keep talking nonsense, I will order the soldiers to carry you out!"

The previous relationship between father and son was immediately forgotten.

Zhang Wu was also curious. He grabbed Xun Yu and asked in a low voice: "Wen Ruo, why is that kid Liu Qi so crazy?"

"Nothing but him, it's just that on the way here, Yu analyzed the general trend of the world for the eldest son of Jingzhou."

"Oh?" Zhang Wu secretly laughed: "How did you deceive him?"

"It's not a lie. I just told him that if the king of Wei is established, the Liu family will definitely suffer. This blood letter from the emperor is very important. I was afraid that Liu Biao would hide it in private after reading it, so I used words to lure him, causing Liu Qi to speak in front of the court."

Zhang Wu was speechless.

It should be said that this young man is easy to deceive, especially a young man like Liu Qi, who is particularly easy to resonate with others.

No wonder he just said that he was going to "kill the two thieves Zhang and Huang in court and raise an army to attack Cao", but he didn't mention Xun Yu, who was obviously more important. He is a loyal minister who plans for the Han Dynasty.

In this way, if the assassin rises again, no matter who dies, it will only push Liu Biao into a more passive situation.

"Lieutenant and General Hussars, please don't blame me. The dog is shapeless. Please take a seat."

Huang Zhong stood with his sword in hand, Zhang Wu smiled and waved his hand: "Hey, it's very dangerous to sit down here. If Liu Jingzhou listens to Liu Qi's words, wouldn't I become a target for you to hunt down?"

"Don't worry, the champion. I am the shepherd of Jingzhou. My only responsibility is to protect the territory. I have no intention of competing with the King of Wei for supremacy."

Liu Biao was not a fool. Since Cao Cao dared to release this bloody letter, he wanted to force them to express their stance.

Anyone who dares to respond to the imperial edict will definitely become a target for Cao Wei's troops. What's more, he himself is almost in danger, how can he dare to jump out at this moment and cause trouble for Zhang Wu, and he has to express his position quickly.

Only then did everyone take their seats.

During the dinner, under Zhang Wu's glance, Liu Qi became a little restless.

(End of this chapter)