The Three Kingdoms in the Ya Nei

Xu Shu's face moved slightly, his eyes flashed with emotion, but his heart was full of turmoil.The four sentences that Liu Zhang uttered just now are the portrayal of Xu Shu's half life.

Xu Shu, whose original name was Xu Fu, was from Yingchuan and was born in a poor family.For the poor families at that time, they were generally called Shanjia, so there was a saying of Shanjiazi.

He was good at martial arts in his early days, and he used to walk around the rivers and lakes with a sword, and he was good at fighting injustice.During the Zhongping period of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, he avenged injustice and was arrested after killing people.But when he was tied up on the execution ground and the officials asked everyone to identify him, no one was willing to stand up and they all kept silent.It can be seen from this that Xu Shu's reputation as a chivalrous man at that time was great and his prestige was high.

Then, after many rescues, he was finally rescued from the cage.But after that time, Xu Shu deeply felt that no matter how powerful a force is, it would be difficult to eliminate the injustices in the world, so he made up his mind to give up martial arts and literature.

Since then, the former chivalrous man disappeared, and he changed his name and surname, taking Shan as his surname and his real name Fu as his first name. From this, the Confucian scholar Shan Fu appeared.Then, for ten years, he visited famous teachers, studied hard, traveled all over the country for ten years, and vowed to make some achievements and leave his name in history. [

In Liu Zhang's few words just now, he not only clearly stated his identity and background, but also expressed his appreciation for his chivalrous behavior in the past.Although Xu Shu hadn't been a knight-errant for a long time, he always felt that what he did in the past was a proud act in his life.At this moment, I suddenly heard others talk about my trip back then, and they expressed a lot of praise and admiration, how can I not let him be moved?

It's just that although he has confirmed that Liu Zhang has no malicious intentions at this moment, he still has no clue about Liu Zhang asking him to guess his identity.Regarding Liu Zhang's narrowness, he couldn't help but be a little bit dumbfounded.

He lowered his head and pondered for a long time, but he really couldn't think of a clue. He sighed slightly, and wanted to admit that the loss was over, but when he looked up, he suddenly saw Liu Zhang's meaningful smile, and his heart moved slightly, and he immediately understood.

Liu Zhang asked him to guess his identity. It was not a boring narrow-mindedness. Since Liu Zhang said, "Walking the dragon in one day, abandoning the sword and picking up the woods. I have hidden my name for ten years, and I want to pass on the history." Then he asked himself to guess his identity , which is obviously a comparison.Examine how much he has learned in the past ten years.

Thinking of this, Xu Shu couldn't help becoming serious.Since the other party talked with each other, he has spoken extraordinary words and seen superhuman knowledge. What surprised Xu Shu even more is that he has great ambitions in mind.It can be seen from this that this comparison is by no means simple.

Well, his words are bold, his intentions are extremely lofty, and in his behavior, although he deliberately makes some unexpected frivolous behaviors, but often inadvertently, he reveals the majesty of a superior.This can be seen from the way he ordered his subordinates and the way he looked at people and things.

By the way, in the conversation between him and the Japanese on the pier, he talked about the Queen and His Highness, and the boat that the Japanese got off was obviously going to and from Sanhan and the land of Wa.And when he met the Japanese and asked about the Japanese, he used the words "over there" and "Liaodong"... >

Also, he is in the land of Qingzhou, and he has four female family members with him, and so many skilled guards with him... >

Everyone called him master, but the two accompanying guards, when they walked and walked, obviously carried the habits of the army... >