Three Kingdoms: My Strategy Simulator

This one sentence alone hit Zuo Rong's vital point.

The simple language penetrated deeply into Zuo Rong's heart and aroused his infinite yearning.

With gold all over the place in front and women behind, it was easy for Zuo Rong, who was already greedy for money and lustful, to associate it with a beautiful picture.

This is a simple language technique.

If we put aside certain facts, what Jia Xu said was true.

At this moment, most of the ordinary Japanese people were really naked, but the Japanese were different from the Han people. The ordinary Japanese were not only short, but also skinny. Otherwise, Jia Xu would not have described the Japanese as monkeys.

In the entire Japanese country, the only person whom Jia Xu felt could possibly arouse his lust was Himiko, and this queen, who had a rather exotic charm, was burned to death by Li Ji in the sun.

He really doesn't understand romance, and doesn't know how to be gentle with women...

In response to this, Jia Xu secretly complained several times.

Intellectually, Jia Xu naturally understood that Li Ji's move was to completely defeat the Yamatai Kingdom's beliefs and prepare for the subsequent control of Yingzhou with the caste system;
Sensibly, in such a huge island like Yingzhou, there were no women of any appearance to be found, which really made Jia Xu feel helpless.

Maybe Jia Xu has a low bottom line, but his aesthetic taste is high!

Jia Xu really couldn't muster up any lustful thoughts towards those ordinary Japanese women.

Compared with those Japanese women, Jia Xu felt that Li Ji and Zhao Yun were more handsome, and even Zhang Fei seemed to have some personal charm.

Jia Xu believed that Zuo Rong, who was full of blood, would understand the Buddhist truth of "form is emptiness" after going to Yingzhou.

'Isn't it more fun to have hope and then go to hell, rather than never having hope and remaining hopeless?'

Jia Xu looked at Zuo Rong with a smile, and Zuo Rong was so excited that he directly held Jia Xu's wrist and said.

"Mr. Wenhe, are you serious?"

"Of course it is true. Otherwise, Lord Zuo, why do you think that it took the Marquis of the State several years to govern such a small country? Could it be that Lord Zuo thinks that Yingzhou can't stop the brave warriors of our Han Dynasty? Or does he think that the Marquis of the State is not capable enough to quickly pacify Yingzhou?"

Jia Xu's question made Zuo Rong suddenly realize some blind spots.

"It's nothing more than the country's nobles enjoying themselves in Yingzhou..."

After a pause, Jia Xu raised the corner of his mouth slightly and said, "Also, the Marquis of Guoshi once expressed a sentiment in Yingzhou. I wonder if Lord Zuo has heard of it?"

"Please speak." Zuo Rong asked quickly.

"Guoshi Hou once said: I am happy here and don't miss Wu."

When Jia Xu said this, he did not forget to look around, for fear that others might hear him.

He was not worried about his lies being exposed, but he was afraid that they would be heard by the spy organization controlled by Li Ji and then reach Li Ji's ears.

Li Ji's reputation has been damaged, and I'm afraid that it won't just be Li Ji who will maliciously retaliate against Jia Xu. It's possible that Liu Bei, who usually protects Li Ji the most, will severely hold Jia Xu accountable.

Therefore, after saying this, Jia Xu felt somewhat frightened and quickly added in a low voice.

"This involves the secrets of the Marquis of Guoshi. I also knew that Lord Zuo must be a confidant to be sent to Yingzhou by the Marquis of Guoshi, so I told Lord Zuo. Please do not leak it out."

"I see!!!"

Zuo Rong nodded repeatedly and said, "A place like this filled with gold and beauties must not be leaked."

Am I talking about Yingzhou?
What I am talking about is that I slandered Li Zikun behind his back.

However, Jia Xu changed his mind and realized that Zuo Rong was about to be thrown into Yingzhou to eat dirt and grow cotton, and he might never have the chance to return to Han in this lifetime.

As long as you can refrain from speaking before setting sail, you will have no chance to speak afterwards.

This made Jia Xu completely relieved.

"Lord Zuo, now you know how much the Marquis of Guoshi values ​​you, right? I hope Lord Zuo can give you a lot of support after you arrive in Yingzhou. It would be best if the Marquis of Guoshi can send me to Yingzhou as well."

"Easy to say, easy to say..."

At this moment, Zuo Rong's spirit and energy were refreshed. Not only was he not reluctant to go to Yingzhou, he even wanted to paddle the boat himself to speed up.

However, when Zuo Rong's lower body calmed down a little, his upper brain started working again, and he suddenly realized some illogical things and asked.

"That's not right. Since Yingzhou is a precious land, why did the Duke of Guoshi want me to go to Yingzhou to preach?"

"Isn't that right?" Jia Xu asked back.

"This is exactly why the state scholar did not want to use bloody means to forcibly control Yingzhou, so as not to ruin that precious land. He tried to use Buddhism to make the Japanese women have the spirit of active dedication."

"And the matter of Yingzhou is a secret, so naturally we cannot tell Lord Zuo the truth directly, lest it leak out. And the Marquis of Guoshi must be confident that no matter how dissatisfied Lord Zuo is, he will be grateful and take the initiative to preach after arriving in Yingzhou, so he said nothing, right?"

Zuo Rong's breathing became heavier again. He felt that after Jia Xu revealed the truth, everything seemed to be completely connected.

May Buddha bless you!

Blessed! Blessed!

Brothers who follow me will enjoy even better!

This is the real paradise on earth, right?!

Immediately, Zuo Rong's expression became serious, and he put on a dignified look. He put his palms together and bowed towards Jia Xu, saying.

"Thank you Mr. Wenhe for your teachings. I am very grateful. When I arrive in Yingzhou, I will live up to your trust and do my best to spread the essence of Buddhism."

In order to make his words more credible, Jia Xu did not forget to remind Zuo Rong: "Lord Zuo, please find an opportunity to recommend me to the Marquis of Guoshi."

"Okay, okay. It's obvious that Mr. Wenhe is a man of great wisdom. Since you are so wise, you should follow me to Yingzhou to display your strengths." Zuo Rong answered seriously.

Jia Xu was slightly startled, then he suddenly realized the meaning of Zuo Rong's words and said.

"So you have such wisdom. I am grateful for your teaching."

At that moment, Zuo Rong and Jia Xu seemed to have reached some kind of unspoken understanding and smiled in unison, but Jia Xu's smile seemed a little more meaningful.

After all, Jia Xu knew very well that if Zuo Rong went to Yingzhou, his wisdom would be of no use, and Zuo Rong would probably become a troublemaker in Yingzhou.

Immediately, when Zuo Rong could no longer restrain his curiosity and continued to ask questions, he continued to introduce the customs and folkways of Yingzhou in a roundabout way, and completely satisfied Zuo Rong's yearning for Yingzhou with his wonderful language art.

Especially after Jia Xu briefly introduced the current caste system in Yingzhou, which made Zuo Rong realize that the Han people in Yingzhou were inherently three levels superior to others, Zuo Rong wanted to go to Yingzhou and do whatever he wanted even more.

It was not until it was getting late that Jia Xu ended the topic in the face of Zuo Rong's reluctant look.

"Oh, Lord Zuo, there is one thing I need your help with..."

As Jia Xu spoke, he took out a blank bamboo slip and said.

"Since Lord Zuo needs to go to Yingzhou, it is naturally difficult for him to continue to serve as the governor of Lujiang County. Therefore, please ask Lord Zuo to write a letter of resignation in person, and I can take it back to the Marquis of Guoshi to report."

"Easy to say."

At this moment, Zuo Rong, who had no resistance to going to Yingzhou, naturally would not be attached to the position of a mere prefect of Lujiang County.

What Zuo Rong pursued was Yingzhou, a land filled with gold and beauties, and the indescribable Buddhist teachings.

Therefore, Jia Xu just mentioned it briefly, and Zuo Rong wrote a letter of resignation in a flamboyant manner and handed it to Jia Xu.

Jia Xu took it with a smile, and then handed it to the soldier who accompanied him for careful keeping.

Even though Liu Bei was nominally a provincial governor and had the right to appoint local officials independently when the imperial court was in decline, the resignation letter written by Zuo Rong himself naturally made it more legitimate.

As long as Jia Xu brought this letter of resignation back to Li Ji, and Li Ji stamped it with Liu Bei's governor's seal, Zuo Rong would be able to gloriously restore his civilian status, and there would be no need to worry about whether he could be killed or cut into pieces.

After writing this letter of resignation, Zuo Rong seemed to have unloaded a burden. He looked towards the boundless sea in the east, pointed his finger forward and said.

"Soon I will cross the sea to the east and go to Yingzhou to save all sentient beings, so that they can receive the essence of Buddhism, escape from the boundless sea of ​​suffering, and enjoy bliss. How wonderful and good it is."

"Lord Zuo's ambition will surely be realized soon." Jia Xu continued with a smile.

"No, don't call him Lord Zuo anymore..."

Zuo Rong waved his hand, put his palms together and said.

"Today I am not the same person I was yesterday. Now I know that I am myself. Lord Zuo is a thing of the past. Now I am just a monk who is determined to cross the sea to Yingzhou."

"I see, Master! Then I wish you all the best in advance."

Jia Xu tried to force a smile in reply, then found an excuse to leave quickly, fearing that laughing out loud would arouse Zuo Rong's suspicion. (End of this chapter)