Cao Cao called me to rob a tomb

Chapter 513 Pure Fox and Daji (4000)

But what are these things good for Tu Shannvjiao?
Naturally, Zhen Mi needless to say, as a mortal, the higher the status, the more privileges she can get.

The same is true for Wu Liang. If Tu Shannvjiao can really help him control the "Seven Kills" and help him achieve a great career, the benefits will be self-evident, even though Wu Liang has no idea about this kind of thing. too much interest.

But if it was said that Tu Shannvjiao had no intention of doing this, Wu Liang would certainly not believe it...

Wu Liang suddenly remembered Zhen Mi's suggestion that Zhen's mansion open a warehouse to release grain. This matter was probably Tu Shannvjiao's intention. Although this could be regarded as a kind deed, but with Tu Shannvjiao's temperament, no matter how you look at it, it is not a good idea. She looks so selfless and loves the people like a fairy.

In my impression, the folks of later generations seem to have a more general explanation for the reason for the "chuma fairy".

It seems to say that the "horse fairy" uses the disciple's body to "go out" to perform actions such as exorcising ghosts, curing diseases, eliminating disasters, etc. Most of them are related to spiritual practice, which is a necessary means to break through the realm or extend life. .

Moreover, Tu Shannvjiao did say just now that helping him achieve a great career would be beneficial to her, but she didn't elaborate on the benefits.

"That's not something you should care about."

Facing Wu Liang's questioning, Zhen Mi's tone immediately turned cold again, and she continued, "You only need to know one thing. After you succeed, as long as you still obey me, what you saw in your dream will be fine." If it becomes a reality, if you are the king and I will be the queen, wouldn't it be beautiful for you and me to sing in harmony?"

Sure enough, it is the same as what Wu Liang just summed up from history, Tu Shannvjiao's ultimate goal is to become "the king's woman", as for becoming "the king's mother", it is a matter of the future.

But this is still a generosity of others.

Because it was Zhen Mi who finally offered her body, not Tu Shannvjiao who was talking to Wu Liang now, this was just a proxy war after all.

"Isn't Daxian not afraid that I will change my mind at that time, and instead make a wedding dress for someone else?"

Wu Liang asked again, trying to find out Tu Shannvjiao's trump card.

"You can try."

Immediately, Zhen Mi's indifferent voice came out of the room, "I'm not afraid of you knowing, there were two people who were my disciples, you should have heard their names, one is called Chunhu, and the other is called Daji."

"???"

Hearing Tu Shannvjiao's sudden announcement of these two names, Wu Liang was shocked again.

Perhaps many people are a little unfamiliar with the name "Pure Fox", but when it comes to her husband's name, whether it is now or later generations, it is familiar to everyone-Houyi!
Influenced by a fabricated myth, people in later generations believed that Houyi's wife should be Chang'e.

But anyone who has studied official history knows that Houyi's wife is not Chang'e, who appeared after taking the elixir and flying to the moon, but a woman called "Pure Fox" by later generations.

In fact, "Pure Fox" is the clan name of this woman. It's hard to say what her name is, but Qu Yuan's "Heavenly Questions" seems to mention that she should be named "Xuan Wife".

But these are not important, what is important is that "Pure Fox" has done a great thing.

At that time, Hou Yi was in charge of the government. As Hou Yi's wife, she committed adultery with Hou Yi's most trusted apprentice "Han Yun". Under the conspiracy, many of Hou Yi's trusted ministers were killed one after another, and those important positions in the court were all Putting on his own cronies, and being caught and raped by Hou Yi again, "Han Yun" took the opportunity to kill Hou Yi, and then became king himself, changed the country's name to Han, and made "Pure Fox" his concubine.

But now Tushan Nujiao actually said that "Chunhu" was her disciple, and she was ordered by her like Zhen Mi.

Then the actions of "Pure Fox" probably need to be analyzed in connection with the historical background at that time, especially the historical background related to Tu Shannvjiao and Dayu:
After Dayu married Tu Shannvjiao, Dayu finally became the lord of the world, and Tu Shannvjiao gave birth to a son named "Qi".

Later, Dayu passed away, and according to the "abdication system" at that time, the throne was passed on to a person named "Bo Yi".

As a result, "Qi" immediately launched a struggle to drive "Bo Yi" out of power, took back the throne left by his father Dayu, established the Xia Dynasty, and changed the "abdication system" to "hereditary system", making the world a family world.

After "Qi" died, his heir "Taikang" successfully inherited the throne according to the hereditary system.

But not long after, the outsider "Houyi" launched a coup and seized power. Although he did not proclaim himself emperor directly, he made "Zhongkang" the younger brother of "Taikang" the king of Xia, but in fact "Zhongkang" was just a The puppet and the government are all under his control.

Later, "Zhongkang" died, and "Zhongkang"'s heir "Xiang" succeeded to the throne. "Xiang" fled shortly afterwards. From then on, "Houyi" officially proclaimed himself emperor and inherited the throne alone.

And "Pure Fox" appeared at this time.

"Pure Fox" seduces Hou Yi's apprentice "Han Yun" to commit adultery with him, and plans to kill Hou Yi to usurp the throne and be named queen.

The "Xiang" who fled before was also hunted down by "Han Yun", and finally died, but the wife of "Xiang" escaped and gave birth to the posthumous son "Shaokang".

Many years later, "Shaokang" became an adult, and joined forces with Xia Shi's survivors to defeat "Han Cuo". In the hands of the descendants of the bloodline...

What is worth mentioning here is that the Chunhu tribe from which "Pure Fox" was born took the "Nine-Tailed Fox" as the totem of the tribe.

But I have to say, if this matter hadn't been specifically brought up by Tu Shannvjiao.

Wu Liang couldn't think of so much.

Thinking about it carefully now, this "pure fox" adulterated with Hou Yi's apprentice to disturb Chao Gang, and finally killed Hou Yi who usurped the Xia family's throne, and finally returned the throne to the Xia family's waiters. This is not just a revenge, It was a big game of chess.

After talking about the deeds of "Pure Fox", the other apprentice "Daji" that Tu Shannujiao talked about naturally has to be sorted out again in order to find out the commonality among them.

In fact, the popularity of "Daji" in later generations is obviously much higher than that of "Pure Fox", and it is not an exaggeration to say that everyone knows it.

The king served by "Daji" is the well-known tyrant King Zhou of Shang "Di Xin".

According to historical records, "Dixin" loved "Daji" very much, and almost everything followed the meaning of "Daji", and he created such lewd things as "Jiu Lin Rou Chi" and invented those appalling things. All the loyal ministers and righteous men who were killed by the torture, all of them were fueled by "Daji", in which she played the role of "helping the evildoers".

Because of this, the people all over the world began to resent him, and many princes also began to betray him.

In the end, the Shang Dynasty was overthrown by Zhou Wu Wang Jifa, Shang Zhou King "Di Xin" burned himself to death in Lutai, and the rule of the Shang Dynasty ended...

As far as Wu Liang knows, there are also legends that "Daji" was possessed by a "nine-tailed fox" or was the "nine-tailed fox" itself.

It's just that in the legend, "Daji" is not the Tushan nine-tailed fox, but the "Qingqiu nine-tailed fox" also recorded in "Shan Hai Jing".

"There is a beast on the mountain of Qingqiu, its shape is like a fox with nine tails, its voice is like a baby, it can eat people, and the eaters don't have gu."

It is generally believed that if "Daji" is related to the nine-tailed fox, then "Qingqiu nine-tailed fox" is her prototype or body.

And there are legends.

After the death of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty, "Daji" did not lose his soul, but was forced to flee all the way west to the Mojatuo Kingdom in the Western Regions. Because of his amazing talent and appearance, he was summoned into the palace by Prince Ban of the Mojatuo Kingdom. In the middle, she was named a princess and named "Huayangtian".

Later, under her influence, Prince Ban followed the old path of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty and Emperor Xin. He was bewitched all day long to indulge in sensuality and cruelty to Zhongliang.

After that, she returned to the Celestial Dynasty, and by coincidence, she concealed her identity and went to the country of Wa with the envoy of the country of Wa.

Soon she was favored by the "Emperor Toba" of the Japanese country again, and she was named a princess and named "Tamamoqian". After that, it's another story...

Wu Liang didn't really believe in the later legends of "Huayangtian" and "Yuzaoqian".

These two events span too much in terms of geography and time span, and there are no clues to verify in the historical documents of the Celestial Dynasty. At least for now, what he cares more about is the "Daji" mentioned by Tu Shannvjiao.

Tu Shan Nujiao just said that "Daji" is also one of her disciples, so "Daji" should have motives for what he did to King Zhou of Shang "Di Xin" and the Shang Dynasty.

Wu Liang followed this direction to think for himself, and he really thought of a reasonable motive!

According to historical records, around 1600 B.C., Tang, the leader of the Shang tribe, led the people to crusade against King Jie of Xia. Yu Mingtiao launched a war. In the end, Xia Jie was defeated and exiled to Mount Li. He died soon after. Tang immediately established the Shang Dynasty and became the king, known as Shang Tang King in history...

And Tushan Nvjiao is the mother of Xia Dynasty.

Shang destroyed Xia.

Then the Shang family is the enemy of Tu Shannvjiao, and Tushannvjiao naturally has reasons to find ways to wait for the opportunity to retaliate, and possessing "Daji" caused the Shang Dynasty to fall, which can also be regarded as a kind of "returning the other body with the other way" s method.

It's just that before this, Wu Liang had never really associated Tushan Nujiao with "Pure Fox" and "Daji". He never thought that these historical events would have such a staggering connection.

For Wu Liang, this was naturally an unexpected historical discovery.

In addition...

The Shang Dynasty lasted more than 500 years from the establishment of King Tang of Shang to the end of King Zhou of Shang. It took more than 500 years for Tushan Nvjiao to accept "Daji" as her disciple to take revenge. This time span is too long.

Based on Wu Liang's current understanding of Tushan Nujiao, if she is capable, she definitely cannot wait for more than five centuries.

After thinking about it, there should be only one possibility.

That is, during the past five centuries, Tu Shannvjiao may also be experiencing some things that are very important to her personally, so that she has no resources at all, and has no way to care about other things.

Also.

It has been more than 1000 years since the demise of the Shang Dynasty. During this period, Tu Shannvjiao did not mention any other disciples. It is likely that she did not do anything earth-shattering. At least there must be no "pure fox" and "Daji" so famous...

So during this period of time, is Tu Shannvjiao also doing something that makes her unable to do so?

Combining with the statement that "Chuan Xian" is related to cultivation, it may be a necessary means to break through the realm or prolong life, Wu Liang is more and more interested in those things that can make Tu Shannvjiao useless, because it may be possible. It is the biggest weakness of Tushan Nujiao, and it is also the key to Wu Liang's anti-customer!

Thinking of this, Wu Liang unconsciously thought of a martial arts master named "Tianshan Child Elder" in a martial arts novel of later generations.

Although she is a top martial artist with few opponents, there is a limit to the internal skills she practices, that is, every 30 years, the practitioner must rejuvenate once, and after rejuvenation, the skills will return to their original form. In order to restore the skill, it needs to be repaired every day, and every day is a year.

And the 30 days when she recovers her skill is when she is most vulnerable, not only may she be manipulated by others at any time, but even if she is a little careless, her enemies may kill her.

Wu Liang now suspects that Tu Shannvjiao may have similar restrictions.

And if his suspicions were true, if Wu Liang had grasped the relevant information, it would be tantamount to pinching Tu Shannvjiao's lifeline. Of course... At the same time, it also increased the risk of being silenced by Tu Shannvjiao.

So this is a king bomb that Wu Liang is trying to catch under the current very passive situation, and it is still just his wishful thinking, which may not be countable.

If she can leave Zhen's mansion smoothly, she won't get in trouble with Tu Shannvjiao.

Not to mention that Wu Liang doesn't have such a pair of king bombs yet, even if he really catches such a pair of king bombs, he will pretend that he doesn't know anything and try not to conflict with this nine-tailed fox demon.

"How? As long as you obey me, you will have the opportunity to transform from a servant with nothing to a hero who owns the world and beauties at the same time. You should have no reason to back down, right?"

Seeing that Wu Liang was silent for a long time, Zhen Mi's voice came out again after waiting for a while, with a very confident tone, as if he had expected that Wu Liang would not refuse.

Her confidence was actually not without reason.

From ancient times to the present, the position of emperor has been the eternal pursuit of people, especially men. Even if there is only a slight possibility, there are countless people who are willing to take the risk of being punished by the nine clans.

In particular, Tu Shannvjiao is the "Woman of the King" and "Mother of the King".

After thousands of years, she has witnessed countless regime changes, and she is used to seeing the ugly behavior of men for that position. From her tone, it can be heard that she thinks she has already seen through human nature. Even those emperors have a kind of disdain and contempt, as if they are only slaves of power and beauty.

But how did she know.

Wu Liang is an outlier.

He has no interest in power, but in beauty, it has always been a way for a gentleman to acquire lust, and he is far from obsessed.

(End of this chapter)