When Ji Han and his men traveled to the Three Kingdoms crew

Chapter 755: Wuhou Tomb (Part )
It was not just Guan Xing and Zhang Bao who were shocked, even Wei Yan was stunned as if struck by lightning. After the previous trip to Wuhou Temple, Wei Yan did not have much idea about Wuhou Tomb, and came with the idea of ​​accompanying Liu Bei and worshiping Zhuge Liang in this world.

When I entered the hall and learned that Guan Xing and Zhang Bao were able to sit beside Zhuge Liang, it would be a lie to say I wasn't envious.

Wei Yan turned around and thought that these two were not only the sons of Generals Guan and Zhang, but also brothers who were determined to serve the country. As a result, some died during the Northern Expedition, while others died of illness.

How can it not make people feel sad?
Wei Yan, Wei Yan, what do you have to envy? Guan Xing and Zhang Bao deserve to be by the side of Prime Minister Zhuge Liang!

Just at this moment, the voices of Liu Chan and Ma Liang brought his thoughts back to reality.

"Mr. Wei, look behind the Wuhou statue!"

"Hmm? Behind the Wuhou statue?"

Upon hearing this, Wei Yan raised his eyes and looked intently. Behind the statue of Wu Hou were four screen-like murals. A closer look at the first mural revealed that it depicted Liu Bei's plan to return to Xichuan and leave Wei Yan to guard Hanzhong!

Doesn't this mean that he, Wei Yan, also stayed in the Wuhou Temple? !
After a brief shock, excitement and excitement took over his mind. At this moment, Wei Yan wanted to say, "Yan, no one is worse than him!"

"Brother Wei, congratulations."

Ma Liang's congratulations quickly calmed Wei Yan down. He cursed himself in his heart, "Wei Yan, Wei Yan, look, Ji Chang is one of the twenty-eight wise ministers. Ji Chang is not as excited as you are. Why are you so excited here? If your interpersonal relationships were not so bad, how could you stop at a mural? Maybe you are one of the twenty-eight wise ministers, and you can stand beside the prime minister like Guan Xing and Zhang Bao!"
Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang both saw Wei Yan's reaction. The two men looked at each other and saw a look of satisfaction and relief on each other's faces.

Liu Bei sighed softly, "Wen Chang has corrected his shortcomings. I think he will be able to take charge of things on his own in the future. Great, great."

"It's because of my lord's good training." Zhuge Liang smiled.

"Hey, Prime Minister, don't be so modest. This is all your credit."

"Hmm?" Zhen De, who was watching from the sidelines, was somewhat puzzled. Why did he feel that Liu Bei and Zhuge were being modest and yielding to each other? What could have caused these two to push each other back and forth?
Before Zhen De could ask what was going on, Liu Ba's exclamation came from the side. The more he spoke, the more excited and surprised he became. "Is this the Memorial to the Emperor on Leaving the Capital? Who copied this Memorial to the Emperor on Leaving the Capital?!"

Following the sound, Liu Ba on the right was staring at the words written on wood with wide eyes, his chest heaving violently, and his surprised face even revealed a bit of anger.

Liu Chan, who was closest, looked at the words on the wall, then looked at Liu Ba and asked curiously, "Mr. Liu, what's wrong with you?"

Liu Ba pointed at the words on the wall and said through gritted teeth, "The handwriting of the first few lines is neat and vigorous, and the words are filled with awe-inspiring righteousness. But the handwriting becomes more and more messy as it goes on, and the depression is fully revealed. Logically speaking, these two emotions should not appear at the same time. The Letter to the Emperor expressed Prime Minister Zhuge's firm attitude to march north to attack Wei and recover the Central Plains. I boldly guess that this person must have come across the tomb of Wu Hou by chance during the Northern Expedition, and on a whim, he wanted to copy Wu Hou's Letter to the Emperor to express his ambition to march north to recover lost territory. As for the depression in the latter part of the text, it is very likely that the voices of the court for the Northern Expedition were not mainstream at the time, and were far less united than the Prime Minister at the beginning!"

Um? ! !
Zhen De was shocked. You know what? You know what? Liu Ba was right.

Liu Bei frowned, he noticed Zhen De's expression. This means that what Liu Ba said is almost right, advocating the Northern Expedition and being excluded by the court, isn't this Bo Yue?
Liu Chan suddenly felt a chill on his spine, a chill running straight up to his head, the feeling was like my father picking up his shoes.
Wait, father?!

Liu Chan glanced back and saw Liu Bei's cold eyes as expected.

Liu Chan cried out in his heart, "Father, I didn't do anything wrong, did I?" Wait, could it be because of this poem, advocating the Northern Expedition, that he was suppressed?
Boyo!

Isn’t this Bo Yue?
Father thought of Bo Yue? ! !
Just when Liu Chan was shouting in his heart that something was wrong, Zhuge Liang suddenly said to Zhen De: "Director Zhen, can you introduce us to the owner of this word?"

For a moment, everyone's eyes fell on Zhen De.

Liu Chan breathed a sigh of relief, the pressure suddenly reduced, and he turned from sadness to joy. He looked at Zhuge Liang with gratitude and said, "Father, you are my true father!"
Unfortunately, the happiness did not last long. Liu Chan suddenly thought of a possibility. If this person's experience was similar to Bo Yue's, wouldn't he be unable to escape this beating? !

Liu Chan's face immediately fell. Now that things have come to this, let's hear what Director Zhen has to say.

Zhen De explained: "This calligraphy is very famous. In the eighth year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei passed through Nanyang and paid a visit to the Wuhou Temple. Unexpectedly, it rained heavily, so Yue Fei stayed overnight in the Wuhou Temple."

"Late at night, Yue Fei held a candle and carefully read the stone inscriptions of Zhuge Liang's two memorials on his departure for the war. Unconsciously, tears fell like rain. That night, Yue Fei tossed and turned and could not fall asleep."

"After offering tea, the Taoist priest took out a piece of paper and asked for a word. Yue Fei wept and wrote without caring about the quality of his work. Only then did he feel a little relieved from his depression."

Ignoring everyone's expressions, Zhen De continued, "Two years later, that is, the eleventh year of Shaoxing. Wanyan Zongbing broke the alliance and attacked the Song Dynasty. Yue Fei led his troops to the north. The people of the two rivers spread the news, and the righteous armies in various places responded and attacked the Jin army."

"The Yue Family Army led by Yue Fei successively recovered Zhengzhou, Luoyang and other places, defeated the Jin army in Yancheng and Yingchang, and marched into Zhuxian Town."

"Song Gaozong Zhao Gou and Prime Minister Qin Hui were determined to seek peace, and urged Yue Fei to return to the court with twelve "golden plaques."

"In April of the 11th year of Shaoxing, Song Gaozong and Qin Hui summoned Yue Fei to Lin'an and stripped him of his military power. Qin Hui then instigated his minions, including the Supervisory Censor Wan Qixie, to fabricate charges and file memorials to attack Yue Fei one after another."

"Not only that, Qin Hui also took advantage of Yue Fei's former superior Zhang Jun's jealousy of Yue Fei and colluded with Zhang Jun to instigate Yue's generals Wang Gui and Wang Jun to falsely accuse another general Zhang Xian of wanting to occupy Xiangyang and launch a mutiny to help Yue Fei regain military power. He also falsely accused Yue Fei's son Yue Yun of having written a letter to Zhang Xian to secretly plan this matter."

"In this way, Zhang Xian and Yue Fei were framed, arrested and imprisoned, and tortured. In order to cover up the truth and execute Yue Fei, Qin Hui announced that Yue Fei, Yue Yun and Zhang Xian were jointly planning a rebellion. Han Shizhong, a famous general who fought against the Jin Dynasty, was indignant about this. He questioned Qin Hui: "Yue Fei fought against the Jin Dynasty, what crime did he commit? Where is the evidence that Yue Fei was planning a rebellion?"

"Qin Hui hesitated and gave a notorious answer: "Although Fei Ziyun and Zhang Xianshu are unclear, the matter is not necessarily true." After hearing this, Han Shizhong was furious and said, "How can the three words 'not necessarily true' convince the world!" "

"In the twelfth year of Shaoxing, on the night before the Spring Festival, Yue Fei was killed in Fengbo Pavilion in Hangzhou at the age of 39. Before his death, Yue Fei wrote eight last words in Fengbo Pavilion: The sky is bright, the sky is bright."

"Since this incident, the term 'false accusation' has been circulating to this day."

Silence, dead silence.

At this moment, everyone's fists were clenched.

(End of this chapter)