The six-dimensional pictures of emperors of all dynasties were exposed, and the ancestors panicked

Chapter 110: Death in Baidi City

Ming dynasty,

East Palace,

Zhu Biao, who was wearing a red Gun dragon robe and a black Wing Shan crown, was approving the memorial.

Zhu Di beside him looked at the densely packed small regular script on the memorial, then glanced at Zhu Biao, who was writing like the wind, and smacked his lips.

"Brother, are you going to live like this for the rest of your life? It's so miserable."

Zhu Biao on the side glared at him, and then put aside the approved papers in his hand.

"Fourth, are you okay? Go play if you have nothing to do. Brother is busy now."

Zhu Di walked to the seat beside him out of boredom and fell back.

"It's boring, brother, why do you think Liu Bei has to fight this battle?"

"Even I can see that this battle will be lost."

Zhu Biaozheng picked up the new memorial and was startled when he heard this. Then he put down his pen and looked at Zhu Di.

"Liu Ye's words in the Three Kingdoms have already explained it."

Zhu Di leaned on his chair and said:
"Which sentence?"

Zhu Biao looked at the light curtain hanging in the sky and said quietly
"'Guan Yu and Bei are monarchs and ministers with righteousness, and they are as kind as father and son. Yu's death cannot help the army to repay the enemy, and the distinction between the end and the beginning is not enough.'"

Zhu Di was stunned.

Zhu Biao continued:
"Liu Bei and Guan Yu knew each other when they were young, lived and died together, and fought side by side for nearly forty years."

"If Guan Yu is killed and he remains indifferent, then he is not worthy of Guan Yu giving up Cao Cao and swearing to follow Liu Bei, whom he has respected throughout his life."

"Fourth brother."

Zhu Biao looked at Zhu Di opposite him and said seriously:
"The ancients were also human beings. When they made certain decisions, they did not always clearly calculate the gains and losses, and then weighed the pros and cons before making a choice."

"They can also act impulsively, especially a person who values ​​love and justice, even more so."

Zhu Di scratched his head, somewhat understanding, but not understanding.

Zhu Biao smiled, picked up the pen and continued to comment on the memorial.

"People live one breath at a time, and some people sometimes do things just for the sake of gratification."

"Just like Xiang Yu slaughtered Xianyang City and burned Xianyang Palace, and Cao Cao massacred Xuzhou, they were all trying to be happy and let out a bad breath. Not only did they not help major matters, but they were also a big failure."

Zhu Di interjected:
"Like dad did to those officials?"

Just like the big brother is different from us.

Zhu Biao looked up at Zhu Di and chuckled:
"This is a human being, with flesh and blood, joy and sorrow, right and wrong. This is a real person."

"Everyone has something most precious in their heart."

"It's very common to lose your mind and get carried away when your most precious things are robbed."

"The difference between Liu Bei and most emperors of the Han Dynasty is that he did not always calculate the gains and losses and analyze the pros and cons."

After a pause, Zhu Biao added.

"At least, Liu Bei didn't have it at that time."

Zhu Di was a little hard to understand.

"Just for a moment's pleasure?"

Zhu Biao commented on the previous word "read" on the memorial and replied calmly:

"Not necessarily, there is also the intention to successfully capture Jingzhou in one fell swoop."

"However, with only 40,000 troops and 2,000 or 3,000 horses, it is a bit of a dream to take over Jingzhou, which has a strong military force."

Zhu Di rolled his eyes.

"It's been a long time, but it's still a battle of spirits!"

"Hmph, we won't learn from him! From now on we will be a ruthless and victorious general!"

Zhu Biao looked at Zhu Di with his hands on his hips and his head held high, shook his head and said with a smile:

"Okay, big brother will personally cheer you on when he arrives."

……

The play continues on the marquee,

Baidi City,
Liu Bei, who seemed to have aged ten years out of thin air, lay on the bed as angry as a thread.

Submit an edict to Zhuge Liang beside him.

"This is an edict written by me personally, and I am sending it to Prince Liu Chan."

"Tell him not to take this as a common saying."

"I hope the Prime Minister will teach me everything."

Zhuge Liang took the edict with both hands, knelt down and kowtowed.

"I originally wanted to fight against Cao Cao's thieves with you and help the Han Dynasty together, but unfortunately we parted ways."

Liu Bei's eyes began to blur and he said feebly.

"Prime Minister, your talent is ten times that of Cao Pi. You will definitely be able to stabilize the country and accomplish great things."

"If Prince Liu Chan can assist, he will do so."

"If the prince is not talented, you can take it yourself."

Zhuge Liang fell to his knees, kowtowed hard and shed tears:

"I dare to exert all my strength and loyalty to my chastity, and then die!"

Liu Bei felt his eyes darkening, but he still said to the two sons beside him:

"You guys must remember... I say that after my death... you guys... the three brothers, all serve the Prime Minister as their fathers... don't neglect it."

After saying this, Liu Bei suddenly felt in a trance and muttered:

"Zilong, sooner or later you have to take care of my son more."

At this time, the outside sounds suddenly disappeared in his ears.

Liu Bei saw a big tree. The tree was tall and large, with lush branches and leaves, like a canopy.

A young man stood under the tree and blurted out:

"I must ride on this Yubao covered chariot."

In the blink of an eye, the young man was sitting on the streets of Zhuo County selling straw sandals.

Unwilling to be lonely, he began to study under a teacher and make friends.

The Yellow Turbans rebelled and plunged into troubled times.

The young man searched up and down the long road filled with swords, swords, and blood.

The young man fell and got up. He climbed up and fell.

After decades of ups and downs, he remained unyielding and persevered, and achieved an imperial career.

"Big brother!"

"Brother!" "Lord!"

"His Majesty!"

A series of familiar voices came from behind.

The lonely Liu Bei suddenly looked back and looked at the familiar faces, with a smile reappearing on his face.

"Yun Chang!"

"Wide!"

"Shi Yuan!"

"filial piety!"

Liu Bei laughed heartily and ran towards the people who came to greet him.

……

At this time, the sky flickered.

A young man with a simple face and a long crown opened an edict.

Then, an old man's earnest instruction sounded.
"You don't call yourself a virgin when you are fifty, and you are already over sixty years old. Why should you hate me again? I will no longer hurt myself. I just think of my brothers."

"When Master She arrived, he said that the Prime Minister was impressed by your wisdom and your improvement, which was beyond your expectations. If you can do this, why should I worry? Encourage it, encourage it!"

"Don't do evil because it's small, don't do good because it's small."

"Only virtuous and virtuous people can obey others."

"Your father has a weak virtue, so don't imitate him."

"You can read "Book of Han" and "Book of Rites", and read the Masters and "Six Tao" and "Book of Shang Jun" in your spare time, which will benefit people's mind and wisdom."

"I heard that the prime minister had finished writing "Shen", "Han", "Guanzi" and "Six Tao". If he didn't send it off, his Taoism would be lost. He could update it himself and seek to learn more about it. The book was also exposed in the sky."

After reading this short testament, the young man wailed sadly:
"Father! Dad!"

……

[On April 223, AD, Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty, died in Yong'an Palace at the age of sixty-three. 】

[Prime Minister Zhuge Liang escorted the hearse back to Chengdu. 】

[The place of burial is unknown, but a tomb is located in the south of Chengdu. 】

……

Big man,

Liu Bang looked at the sky blankly and murmured:

"Like yourself, like yourself."

Lu Pheasant on the side did not strike him, she knew what kind of thing he was talking about.

She looked towards the sky and said softly:

"Don't do evil because it's small, don't do good because it's small."

"Only virtuous and virtuous people can obey others."

"The empire I created with my own hands is only half completed, and my ambition to unify the country cannot be realized."

"But he didn't have too many regrets, didn't have too much grief and anger, he was very calm and calm."

Liu Bang nodded and said softly:
"There is no mention in the entire edict of letting Liu Chan inherit the legacy and unify the country."

"It's just a father's earnest instruction to his son before his death, teaching him how to behave."

The couple looked at each other.

"Throughout my life, I will be a common man without any shame!"

……

The period of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty
Liu Heng looked at the sky and praised for the first time:

"Liu Bei is only teaching his son, not the successor to the emperor."

"He really has no regrets in his life."

Liu Qi on the side looked awkward.

"He let Zhuge Liang take care of himself? Did he let one Han usurper attack another Han usurper? Isn't this a joke?"

Liu Heng looked at Liu Qi and sighed.

Liu Qi said depressedly:
"Father, just tell me if you have something to say. Why are you sighing all the time?"

Liu Heng was very helpless.

"Call you stupid, you also know that you can't use one usurper against another usurper."

"Calling you smart, I feel sorry for you."

"Yi Yin banished Taijia, and Huo Guang deposed the king of Changyi."

"Their behavior is 'asking for it'."

Liu Heng looked at the sky and said calmly:

"Liu Bei's edict clearly shows that Prince Liu Chan is not a smart person."

"Also, don't tell me if you are good or evil."

"This shows that he is afraid that the prince will go astray."

"So, this sentence gave Zhuge Liang great legal principles."

"If the prince Liu Chan really doesn't learn well and is incompetent, Zhuge Liang can use this to banish or depose the prince."

"He really trusts Zhuge Liang."

"I don't know if Zhuge Liang can afford this trust."

……

Cao Wei,

Sima Zhao suddenly said:

"Father, Emperor Wu, Emperor Wen and Emperor Ming also entrusted me to you. How could you..."

Sima Yi glanced at him.

"Liu Bei, a benevolent and righteous gentleman."

"Zhuge Liang is a loyal man."

"But none of the three emperors of the Cao family have anything to do with benevolence, righteousness, and loyalty."

"Then why do I have to get involved with these four characters?"

"Furthermore...how do you know that I have never been kind and loyal?"

Sima Zhao turned his head silently.

　Don’t you read the book list Liu Bei opened?
　　
　
(End of this chapter)