The prince does not fight for the heir

Chapter 45 The Three Kingdoms Story

"It's easy." Fu Yuchen agreed, spread out the pen and paper, and immediately wrote a text message to Fu Xuechen, but he still poured cold water on Fu Xuechen.

"Our Guozixue students, for books other than homework, except for the story books, the texts about unofficial history are very popular. There are many people who come here to read them. Guan Enming and Zhang Chuyang have all looked for interesting history books. If we have read the storybook and we have never heard of it, it is estimated that this book really does not exist.”

Fu Xuechen couldn't help frowning. The author of "Three Kingdoms" was from the Western Jin Dynasty and lived at the end of the Three Kingdoms period. In her previous life, after the Three Kingdoms returned to Jin Dynasty, she went through the Eastern Jin and Western Jin Dynasties, and then went through the Five Hurons. But no matter what the history is, "Three Kingdoms" has been handed down very well.

This time and space is very different. The Three Kingdoms returned to Jin and disappeared. After Cao Cao's death, not many years before Wei Mingdi, the Great Yan Kingdom rose in the northeast. Afterwards, the iron cavalry went south, swept the Central Plains, and established the Great Yan Empire instead of the Wei Kingdom.

When she saw this period of history, she was extremely skeptical that the founder of the Yan Kingdom, who rose in the northeast, was also a strange person who traveled through time and space.

Off topic!In short, different histories have caused different encounters in the book "Three Kingdoms". For some reason, it is almost submerged in various historical documents.

The level of Guozixue is still a little lower. Fu Xuechen feels that if there are no books in Guozixue, maybe there are only books in Guozijian or the royal collection, or else it will be like the manuscript of "Dream of Red Mansions" in the previous life, which is passed down. In the hands of a few private individuals, it is impossible to find everything.

There are many Wu Xun disciples in Guozixue, but Guozijian is the opposite. There is a world of literati over there. Among Wu Xun's children, there are very few who can abandon martial arts and pass the literary examination. Whether it is Fu Xuechen or Fu Yuchen, they have nothing to do with that side. They have no connections. It is almost impossible to find books in the pile of old papers over there.

Could it be that if you want to ask the sixth prince for help, you can't find it from the royal library?
Fu Xuechen couldn't help but secretly made a mistake.

Things really didn't go well, and the next day Fu An handed over Zhang Chuyang's reply letter from Guozixue. In the letter, Zhang Chuyang regretfully told his friend Yuchen that there was no book "Three Kingdoms" in Guozixue.

Fu Xuechen was in a gloomy mood, and looked at the sixth prince several times, feeling a little bit speechless.

The library in the palace is not the library of later generations, which can be borrowed at will. It is the library of the royal family. In addition to supplying the monarchs and ministers for reference, its additional functions are closer to the national museum of later generations. All kinds of valuable classics and literature rare books in the world, and never responsible for external display.

There is a special internal government agency responsible for the storage and maintenance of the library, and the chief officer is concurrently served by a scholar of the Hanlin University, and the deputy is served by a person sent by the Supervisor of Rituals. Outside the prison, there are only a group of eunuchs who are responsible for cleaning and other chores.

As a prince, if Yun Zuo proposed to go there to study and study, as long as he got the emperor's approval, it should not be difficult, but what Fu Xuechen wanted was to lend the book out of the palace!Can this really work?
Yun Zuo's attitude towards learning is still very serious and focused. When it's time to study, he can easily keep his ears shut.

So it wasn't until the morning class ended and everyone was waiting for lunch that Yoon Zuo realized Fu Xuechen's tangled and distressed look belatedly.

"What difficulties did Yuchen encounter?" Yoon Zuo asked with concern, and said very loyally: "If it is within my ability, I am willing to help."

Fu Xuechen looked at him, thought for a while, and said: "A few years ago, when my grandfather was alive, he told me a few historical stories, um, it was about the period of the Wei, Shu and Wu Three Kingdoms. There was a character in it, the family His grandfather admired him very much, his surname is Zhuge, his single name is Liang, his style name is Kongming, and his nickname is Wolong, he is the military adviser and prime minister of Shu."

When Yunzuo heard this, he regained his energy. Fu Yuchen's grandfather, he knew that it was the deceased Duke Jingguo. Emperor Yuan'an once said behind his back that he was a powerful figure who once taught Emperor Yuan'an's military art. He used soldiers like a god. , quite the name of the military god in the army.

He has an elegant appearance like a literati, but in fact he has powerful means and far-reaching schemes. Unfortunately, his body is really weak, and he was wounded on the battlefield. He only assisted Emperor Yuan'an for ten years, and passed away before the world was settled. Even though Emperor An did not have the name of master and apprentice with him, he still respected him very much.

It is also because of this friendship that it is said that the Marquis of Jingbei, who is said to be mediocre in military ability, holds a certain amount of real power in the five armies' governor's mansion in addition to the first-class marquis.

Then the ancients, who were highly respected even by the gods of war, naturally had to be powerful figures in that historical period!
"Zhuge Liang? The prime minister of the Shu Kingdom?" Yun Zuo hurriedly asked, "What kind of person is that? I've never heard of it. Why did Duke Jing of the First Dynasty respect him so much?"

Fu Xuechen said: "There is a reason for that. My grandfather told a little story about him. It was when Cao Cao of the Northern Wei Dynasty led an army to the south and was about to wipe out Shu and Wu in one fell swoop. Military advisor Zhuge Liang went to Soochow as an envoy and listened to orders under the tent of Soochow’s commander Zhou Yu.”

"Zhou Yu is conceited and proud. He doesn't think Soochow needs to unite with Shu to resist Cao. Even though he heard the name of Zhuge Kongming's Crouching Dragon, he didn't take him seriously. So one time, when his subordinates reported that there was a gap in the arrows in the army. At that time, he took the opportunity to ask Zhuge Liang if he could be responsible for the supervision of making arrows."

"His idea is to take advantage of Zhuge Liang's inability to deliver arrows on schedule, and use military law to behead him or drive him out to completely break the alliance between Shu and Cao Cao. There are many ways to prevent people from delivering arrows on schedule, such as preparing to shorten the supply The construction period, such as reducing the number of craftsmen who make arrows, such as letting craftsmen delay the delivery date, etc. "

"However, when Zhou Yu hypocritically asked Zhuge Liang how many days it would take to make an arrow, Zhuge Liang unexpectedly gave a time limit that surprised everyone—three days!"

Yun Zuo couldn't help it for a while: "What?! Three days, how is this possible? This can't be done unless more than [-] craftsmen are called together to work day and night?!"

"No, no, no! At that time, Zhou Yu only prepared fifty craftsmen for Zhuge Liang!" Fu Xuechen stretched out his right hand with a smile, and slapped Yun Zuo for emphasis.

Yun Zuo was dumbfounded: "Fifty craftsmen made [-] arrows in three days. Is this Zhuge Liang looking for death?!"

"Well, Zhou Yu thought the same way. He was secretly happy, and immediately asked Zhuge Liang to issue a military order on the spot, stating that if Zhuge Liang failed to hand in the arrow on the date, he would have to bear military responsibility. die..."

(End of this chapter)