Three Kingdoms: I choose Xiao Qiao and Da Qiao, why are you crying, Diao Chan?

Chapter 368: Divorce! (Fathers, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival~)
"People-oriented, people-oriented..."

These eight words were like a thunderbolt, striking Qin Mi's heart heavily.

In this era, there were precedents of monarchs who cared for their people.

But the idea of ​​"people-oriented" undoubtedly had a huge impact on the heart of this traditional scholar!

Even though slavery ended hundreds of years ago.

But the feudal system that followed meant that the common people were no different from slaves in the eyes of many children from aristocratic families.

Although Qin Mi was not from a noble family, he could afford to go to school, which was considered as middle class at that time.

Although he felt it was necessary to treat the people well, deep down he actually felt that the status of the people was very low.

He had never thought that someone would actually come up with the idea of ​​taking the ants-like people as the foundation...

Qin Mi suddenly realized that he didn't know much about Lu Bu.

If the other party can truly put "people first", that would be impressive!

But everyone can speak empty words.

Especially since Qin Mi himself is good at this, he naturally knows that it is much easier to say it than to do it.

He did not embarrass the other party in this regard, so he asked Lu Bu:
"I heard from Peng Yongnian that you have written another excellent work. I wonder if I could read it to you?"

Lu Bu had already colluded with Peng Ying, so he was not surprised. He just made an invitation to Qin Mi:

"I have prepared my own work. Please come to the banquet and enjoy it with me."

Qin Mi was no longer polite and went straight to a separate mansion under the leadership of Lu Bu.

After all, Liu Mao's family was still living in the prefectural mansion.

Lu Bu would be leaving soon, so naturally he would not ask them to move out of the prefect's mansion.

The banquet has been set up in advance.

However, Qin Mi was not interested in the banquet. After three rounds of drinking, he urged again:
"Where is Mr. Chu's other masterpiece?"

Under the influence of alcohol, Lu Bu proudly ordered someone to bring him another poem he had written.

This time it was written on Wenhou paper, and the servant delivered it directly to Qin Mi's dining table.

Qin Mi quickly took the food from the table to the side, with a look of excitement and desire on her face.

The previous poem "The Road to Shu is Difficult" opened the door to his "new poetry world"!

I wonder what kind of surprise this poem will bring him...

What came into view was the familiar ugly font.

However, after being shocked by the previous poem, Qin Mi now felt that ugly handwriting was no longer a shortcoming, but a unique feature of Lu Bu!

Qin Mi calmed down and looked carefully at the words on the paper.

Just the first sentence made his eyes light up!
"The spring river tide reaches the sea level, and the bright moon rises with the tide."

As a native of Sichuan, Qin Mi had rarely left Yizhou.

Yizhou has more mountains than water, so naturally he has never seen many big rivers and lakes.

But just this one line of poetry immediately drew out an extremely vivid picture in Qin Mi's mind!

It was as if I was standing in front of a river, a lake or the sea, listening to the rippling waves and watching the half-moon reflected on the lake surface.

One up and one down, they combined into a full moon!
What follows are a few extremely beautiful poems about scenery, which are very different in style from the previous poem "The Road to Shu is Difficult"!

Until he saw this sentence:
"Who first saw the moon by the river? When did the moon on the river first shine on people?"

Qin Mi's eyes narrowed suddenly!
If the first few lines of the landscape poem are just beautiful, they are not profound enough.

But after this sentence came out, it instantly raised the whole poem to a new height! The whole poem was sublimated by this sentence!
Just when Qin Mi thought that this was the only highlight of the poem.

The sentence "At this moment we can see each other but cannot hear each other, I wish the moonlight could shine on you" amazed him again!
Qin Mi felt as if she was sitting on pins and needles, and her entire buttocks twisted unconsciously a few times on her hind legs.

He couldn't help but look up at Lu Bu, but saw that the other party was drinking happily with his subordinates in high spirits, and didn't seem to care about his reaction.

Qin Mi lowered his head again and continued to look at the poem in front of him.

Soon, he finished reading the entire poem.

He slowly closed his eyes, as if he was in the beautiful scenery under the moon by the river.

But I couldn't help but think of the graceful older sister who lived next door when I was a child...

But later, due to the chaos of war, the elder sister was captured by bandits and taken to the mountains, and she never came back...

"At this moment, we can see each other but cannot hear each other. I wish the moonlight could shine on you..."

Qin Mi raised her head and looked at the waning moon that had appeared in the sky at some point in time. She felt a strong sense of melancholy in her heart.

He thought that the poem "The Road to Shu" would be enough to open his eyes and make him realize the grandeur and dangers of the Shu Road.

But I never thought that I would read another beautiful masterpiece today, which is beautiful and peaceful, yet thought-provoking and makes people sad...

Qin Mi couldn't help but look up at Lu Bu again.

It turns out that the other party can also write such neat and antithetical poems, instead of only being able to write the kind of majestic poems.

This kind of beautiful poem can be easily picked up by the other party...

At this moment, Qin Mi no longer cared whether these poems were written by the other party.

Such masterpieces did not appear from other places, but all came from Lu Bu.

Even if he is not the original author, what does it matter?
As long as he can continue to read more famous works from him, it would be worth it for him to stay and work under him!
After thinking this through, Qin Mi took the initiative to pick up a glass of wine, stood up, and toasted to Lu Bu:

"Lord Chu, I was blind and misjudged your talent.

"After reading Mr. Chu's two excellent works, I realized that Mr. Chu is truly a man of both civil and military talents!

"Although I am not talented, I would like to offer a toast to Lord Chu!"

After saying this, Qin Mi picked up the wine jar, raised his head and drank it all in one gulp.

Lü Bu heard the respect in Qin Mi's words, and his eyes immediately brightened up. He raised his wine jar and returned the toast:
"Your talent is superior to mine. I wonder if I will have the opportunity to discuss poetry with you and create great things together in the future?"

Qin Mi's brows showed a trace of fear:
"Mr. Chu's talent is compared to mine, just like the bright moon compared to a firefly!
"It is my honor to be able to help Lord Chu!"

After getting a positive answer, Lu Bu was overjoyed. He immediately appointed Qin Mi as his deputy and drank with him!
Because of his contribution in persuading Qin Mi, Peng Ying was promoted by Lu Bu to the position of Zhizhong Shishi.

After the banquet, Lu Bu kept Qin Mi to continue discussing poetry and songs.

Qin Mi benefited greatly from it, and realized that the two previous poems were indeed written by Lu Bu, and he respected Lu Bu even more.

Before I knew it, two more days had passed.

That day, when Lü Bu was preparing to pack up and return to Lujiang, Guo Youzhi, the water officer, suddenly came to him and said:
"My lord, according to your instructions, I have completed the survey of Sichuan's terrain.

“Reservoirs will be built at suitable locations to facilitate local people.”

Lu Bu rubbed his fingers and smiled:

"Thank you for your hard work."

Guo Youzhi shook his head:
"Working for the benefit of the people is not hard work. By the way, I heard something on the way here just now.

"Liu Yizhou...seems to have divorced his wife Wu Xian!"

(End of this chapter)