Three Kingdoms Summoning: Peak Resurgence

Chapter 41 A Song of Red River
Although Xun Yu's five-dimensional attributes have not reached their peak, he still saw this point. But being able to see it does not mean that there is a way to solve it.

After all, he is also a member of a noble family.

The same is true for Wang Yu in front of him.

“Haha, Brother Wenruo, you must know that heroes have emerged in troubled times since ancient times. Whenever a crisis comes, there are always capable and ambitious people who can turn the tide... Brother Wenruo is one of them..." Wang Yu did not finish his words at once, but left room for him.

"Turning the tide!" Xun Yu savored these words carefully, his heart was filled with shock, and at the same time he keenly sensed something unusual, so he immediately said: "Tianyi, you should serve the court..."

In Xun Yu's opinion, Wang Yu not only has a lot of talent, but also has a pair of eyes that can see through the world, comparable to Guo Jia's. More importantly, he is from the Wang family of Taiyuan.

Such a person should serve the court and be the one who turns the tide. Otherwise, he may very likely become the next Wang Mang.

Wang Yu naturally knew what Xun Yu wanted to express, and at this moment, a thought suddenly came into Wang Yu's mind, making him feel that this was a rare opportunity.

"Waiter, may I pick up a pen and write poetry here?" Wang Yu asked the waiter.

"Of course you can. Sir, would you like to write a poem?" the waiter asked!
"Of course!"

"Okay, I'll go right away, you just sit here." The second brother shouted, then went downstairs, quickly brought out pen and ink, and asked Wang Yu to write a poem.

When Xun Yu saw this scene, he immediately became curious. Although he knew that Wang Yu had written a poem "The Goddess of the Luo River" for Cai Lin, the daughter of the Cai family, he had never seen it with his own eyes.

Today, he wanted to see what kind of talent this Wang Tianyi had. Not only did he have such achievements in mathematics, he was also a leader in calligraphy and literature.

After all, in this era, poetry is ultimately just a minor subject. There is nothing wrong with it for leisure and entertainment, but if you want to rely on it to reach the top of the scholars, it is really wishful thinking.

"Brother Wenruo, how about I recite and you write?" Wang Yu suddenly suggested, because he thought of something and planned to give it a try. If it really works, then he can make a lot of money.

"That's what I want, but I dare not ask for it!" Xun Yu replied with a smile.

"This poem is called: The River is Red!"

"My hair is standing on end with anger, and the rain has stopped as I lean on the railing."

Looking at the drizzle outside the window, Wang Yu then took a step forward and recited this sentence, which seemed very appropriate to the situation.

"Lift our sight, the sky and shouts, grand, vehement."

Wang Yu took another step forward.

"Twenty years of fame are dust, eight thousand miles of journey are clouds and moon; don't wait, your hair will turn grey and you will be filled with regret!"

Wang Yu took the third step.

"The shame of Mobei has not yet been avenged.

When will the hatred of the ministers be eliminated? "

Wang Yu took the fourth step!

"Drive a long chariot and break through the Helan Mountain Pass."

Wang Yu took the fifth step. At this time, because it was drizzling outside, many people who were walking outside came in here and were attracted by Wang Yu's poems.

"When hungry, I would eat the meat of the barbarians; when thirsty, I would drink the blood of the Xianbei."

Wang Yu took the sixth step, and then seemed to be thinking, but after a while, he took the seventh step. "Let's start from the beginning, clean up the old mountains and rivers, and face the sky."

Wang Yu wrote a poem "Man Jiang Hong" by Yue Fei in regular script on a wooden board after some revisions. However, Wang Yu did not copy it verbatim, but modified it according to the background of the times.

For example, he changed the thirty merits into twenty merits. After all, Wang Yu was only eighteen years old, and the number rounded up to twenty was equivalent to thirty. If it was written as thirty, it would be a bit problematic.

The Jingkang Shame was changed to the Mobei Shame.

In the sixth year of Xiping reign of Emperor Ling of the Eastern Han Dynasty, that is, in April of the lunar calendar in 177 AD, the Xianbei attacked the northern border of the Han Dynasty.

In the eighth month of the lunar calendar, the Han Dynasty sent Xia Yu from Gaoliu County to defeat the Xianbei General Tian Yan from Yunzhong County, and the Xiongnu General Zang Min and the Southern Xiongnu Chanyu from Yanmen County. The three armies simultaneously sent out troops to attack the Xianbei, but they were unsuccessful after marching more than a thousand miles beyond the border.

The 80,000 Han troops were almost wiped out by Tan Shihuai. Fortunately, Tan Shihuai died of illness three years ago, otherwise, the Xiongnu might not be able to withstand it now.

At this moment, Wang Yu understood more deeply Yue Fei's grief and indignation over the Central Plains falling into the hands of the Jin Dynasty again, and his regret over the situation being ruined.

This poem "Man Jiang Hong" expresses Yue Fei's wish to continue working hard and strive to make achievements in his prime.

The second half of "Man Jiang Hong" expresses Yue Fei's deep hatred for his national enemies, his ardent desire for the reunification of the motherland, and his unswerving loyalty to the country and the court.

The whole poem is majestic, full of emotion and powerful in writing, fully expressing his confidence and optimism in serving the country and making contributions.

After finishing writing "Man Jiang Hong", Wang Yu immediately looked up at the sky and made a vow in his heart.

Yue Wumu, although you and I have no destiny in this life, if we meet on the battlefield, I will definitely give you a decent death.

At the same time, I will inherit your will, rebuild the broken mountains and rivers in this troubled times, and let the Chinese nation stand on top of the world!
Just as Wang Yu was daydreaming, the system's prompt sound suddenly rang in his ears!

[Ding Dong, the host and Xun Yu have completed the achievement 'Seven Steps to Poetry' together, rewarding the host with +1 to the five-dimensional attribute, an additional +1 to the charm attribute, and Xun Yu with +1 to the peak intelligence;

The current host's five-dimensional attributes are: Command 91, Force 88, Intelligence 94, Politics 95, Charisma 98;

Xun Yu's peak five-dimensional attributes: Command 86, Force 42, Intelligence 98 (+1), Politics 100, Charisma 99;]

Seeing that Xun Yu's peak intelligence had actually risen to a certain level, Wang Yu suddenly felt inexplicably jealous. He himself didn't know how long it would take to reach the peak of history.

However, reaching 95 in politics is considered to be top-notch, and being the prime minister of a country is barely enough.

On the other hand, Xun Yu fell into endless contemplation when he saw the poem Man Jiang Hong written by himself, and said in his heart with shame: "It seems that I have wronged Tian Yi."

Through this poem, Xun Yu knew that Wang Yu already knew what he meant by those words, so he used "Man Jiang Hong" to express his feelings.

After all, some things are hard to say directly!

"My hair is standing on end with anger, and the rain has stopped as I lean on the railing."

Tianyi must be feeling indignant about what he had just said, and he used the drizzle outside to express what was surging in his heart, like a violent storm.

Wang Yu's next few words expressed his ambition. He only wanted to be a general like Huo Qubing, wash away the shame of Mobei, drive a long chariot, and break through the Helan Mountain Pass.

But I am worried about Wang Yu...

(End of this chapter)