Head-to-head warriors of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 86 Taking Er as Surname (Part [-])

Liu Bei was hesitating again, with a look of embarrassment on his face, he looked at Tao Shang for a long time and said, "Mr. Shang, although your father is gone, you are still here. How can I, Liu Bei, do it for me?"

Tao Shang said: "Uncle Emperor, my father left his last words that day to prevent Cao Cao from pursuing revenge and asked me and my brother to retire. How can we let my father die? My brother and I lack self-awareness and intelligence. , Even if you take over Xuzhou, it will definitely not be well managed, so don't hesitate, Uncle Huang."

Liu Bei blinked, but still didn't accept the seal. I was tired of watching, and Liu Bei was too indecisive.

At this moment, Cao Bao spoke. He didn’t talk very much at first, so he probably couldn’t stand it now. “Boom!” He kowtowed his head, we all heard it, maybe it was accidentally knocked, But he was too embarrassed to complain of pain, so he said with a bitter face: "It's really cold today, I said, Uncle Emperor, you can take the seal, the old man's knees are numb, besides, when Tao Gongzu left, I've said it all, if he doesn't follow his last order, he won't let us go even if he's a ghost, so just help us, I don't want to see ghosts in the middle of the night!"

At this moment, Liu Bei looked at the big seal in the potter's hand, rubbed his hands, and said embarrassedly: "Hey, well, that's it, I, Liu Bei, will take over the seal for now."

Hearing this, the pottery merchant got up quickly and handed the seal to Liu Bei. Liu Bei took it slowly with both hands, very solemnly, and said to them after receiving it: "I, Liu Bei, declare to everyone that I am only in charge of Xuzhou temporarily, and I will find talents in the future. Liu Bei will give up this seal."

At this time, all the people kneeling on the ground stood up, Chen Deng stepped forward, cupped his hands to Liu Bei and said, "My lord's benevolence and righteousness can be learned from heaven and earth!"

Liu Bei laughed and said, "Yuanlong is too much."

In this way, Liu Bei's acceptance meeting was successfully concluded, and the next day he issued a notice to Anmin, and informed Xu Chang that the emperor's uncle would take over Xuzhou Mu.

A few days later, Tao Shang and Tao Ying were about to leave, and I came to see them off. They stood on the Xuzhou city tower for a long time and watched for a long time, both of them burst into tears. I will never come back. This is the place where they were born and raised. I want to leave. I am reluctant to let go. At this time, I also think of my parents in the 21st century, and my hometown. My hometown is beautiful. There is a small river, not far from the river, there is a not very big Christian church, I spent almost all my childhood in the church with my grandparents, I miss them so much, but I will never go back, Thinking of this, I can't help crying.

After a while, the potter came over and patted me on the shoulder, saying, "Okay, we're leaving."

I wiped my tears and said, "Okay, I'll send you out of the city."

Seeing that my face was full of tears, the pottery merchant frowned, froze for a moment, gave a wry smile, and then walked down the city.

Riding a horse to a few miles outside the city, they asked me to go back. This situation reminded me of Tian Kai. I don’t know how many people I will send off in my life. I looked at them at this moment and said, “Excuse me for asking too much. In a word, where are you going to live in seclusion?"

Tao Shang said: "We are planning to go to Jingzhou. I heard that Liu Biao Enwei wrote together in Jingzhou, loving the people and raising scholars. There are also beautiful mountains and rivers there. It is really a good place to live in seclusion."

I frowned when I heard it. If I remember correctly, Cao Cao attacked Jingzhou. If they are in Jingzhou, they will not be safe. It is better to let them go to Jiangdong. I heard that Cao Cao has never been to Jiangdong in his life. He is a landlubber, so I have never met Sun Quan in my whole life. Thinking of this, I said: "If you believe me, listen to me. If you go to Jingzhou, it is better to cross the Yangtze River and go straight to Jiangdong. Jingzhou is rich and prosperous, and Cao Cao will definitely attack it in the future. Safety, on the other hand, Jiangdong is protected by the Yangtze River, and Cao Cao will not be easy to capture. In addition, if the two of you change your surname, you can use Er as your surname. Take the left part of your original surname, and it will be considered another branch of your Tao family. The Tao surname is peerless."

After hearing this, the two of them were all overjoyed, and they cupped their hands together and said: "Thank you, General Tunyun, for sending you off for thousands of miles, and we must say goodbye at the end, farewell!"

After the two of them had finished talking, they turned their horses away, and I turned my horses back.

The next day, when Liu and Zhang were discussing things, a person came to report outside, knelt down on the ground, and said, "Report—my lord, the emperor sent an edict."

After we heard it, we were all amused. With the edict of the emperor, Liu Bei can be regarded as the real Xuzhou shepherd.

We rushed out to meet him, and when we saw the man who sent the imperial edict, we couldn't help laughing. I bet that this man was [-]% sent by Cao Cao to insult Liu Bei. Liu Bei commanded the six counties of Xuzhou without a single soldier. He must be jealous to death, so he sent a kidnapper to deliver the edict. Seeing us coming, he was quite proud, raised his head, and said in a drawn out voice, "Liu Bei listens to the edict—"

Liu Bei was completely dumbfounded at this time, he was not a fool, he guessed it must be Cao Cao's tricks, and he was probably also thinking at this moment, should he kneel or not?
Zhang Fei was so angry that his nose was crooked at this moment, and he heard what the envoy read, and shouted directly outside the house: "Come on! Throw this kidnapper who pretends to be the messenger of the emperor into the river and drown!"

(End of this chapter)