Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms I call the shots

Liu Qi traveled from China 1800 years ago. He was born under the red flag and grew up in New China. He received the education of dialectical materialism from an early age and definitely did not believe in the theory of ghosts.

Mr. Lu Xun once said: What is the best thing to draw in the world? Ghosts are the best to draw. Why? Because people have never seen ghosts, so you can paint it how you want, and no one will say you painted it wrong.

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Mr. Lu Xun also said: There is no road in the world, but when more people walk, there will be a road.

Liu Qi is speculating and selling now, paraphrasing the last sentence of the great writer Lu Xun: There are no ghosts in the world, and there will be ghosts when more people believe in them!

Liu Qi is smart, he doesn’t believe in ghosts at first, but now we are in the Three Kingdoms after 1800, and you have even experienced ghost passing, so it is not surprising that there are ghosts in the Three Kingdoms.

Every injustice has its owner, and every debt has its owner. It was you, Liu Qi, who ordered the corpses to be burned, and the ashes were not left. When people died, they could not rest in their graves. They became lonely ghosts. If I didn’t come to your house, where else could I go?

The more Liu Qi thought about this matter, the more suspicious he became, and he probably couldn't believe it anymore.

The figure in the house was shaking, the door was ajar, but there was no sound. Legend has it that ghost figures have no sound, just like zombies, they can only stick out their long tongues, with their hands straight and their feet together like toads.

Come to think of it, I haven't seen zombies talking in any ghost movies.

But the corpses were burned, so where did the zombies come from? Could it be that the housekeeper Liu Zhong was not doing his job well and the corpse was only half burned before it was intercepted by Cai Mao's sergeants?

Liu Qi didn't believe in ghosts or spirits at first, but on the night when he had just killed someone, and there was thunder and lightning, suddenly there were two blurry lights in the room. It would be strange if they were not scary. Liu Qi became more and more suspicious.

There are ghosts. If you have only been in the Three Kingdoms for one day and are killed by the ghosts of maids or city guards, you will really die unjustly.

How could I die unjustly? Liu Qi took out his sword and scratched his left index finger. A blood mark appeared on the sword. Although it was a bit painful, bleeding a little was better than being killed by a ghost.

The cost is much less.

The bloody action on the sword came from Liu Qi's watching too many scenes in ghost hunting movies from Hong Kong and Taiwan. It's not often that a ghost hunter bites off his finger, sucks on it, and draws an astronomical talisman that only heavenly beings can understand.

Squirt, ghosts are afraid of blood.

There were no electric lights in the Three Kingdoms. It was a rainy night in early autumn, and it was the night after corpses had just been burned. The figures in the room were shaking. If they said they were not afraid at all, they would be lying. Now that the sword saw blood, Liu Qi became bold and wanted to shout.

The housekeeper came over to catch ghosts. If he thought it was a ghost, wouldn't he make his servants laugh at him for being as timid as a mouse and being scared out of his wits by a ghost?

Liu Qi held the blood sword and tiptoed to the ajar door. After calming down, he suddenly pushed the door open with his left hand, raised the sword with his right hand and slashed at the figure. In an instant, he heard a familiar female voice scream: "

Young Master, what do you want to do?"

It turned out that the two swaying figures illuminated by the pine oil lamp in the house turned out to be two living people, one old and one young. The old one was the energetic Mr. Hua Tuo, and the younger one was the pure and beautiful little maid Huan'er.

Suddenly the sword Liu Qi raised was stuck in the air. It was neither a chop nor a chop. Of course it would not be a chop. His arm was frozen in mid-air like a zombie. He was stunned for a few seconds and then came back to his senses.

He came and tried to smooth things over with embarrassment: "Ahem, there was a heavy rain while riding outside the city, which was a bit disappointing. I wanted to dance with my sword inside the house to relax my muscles. I didn't expect you to be here. Meet Mr. Hua Tuo."

Liu Qi put his sword back into its scabbard, regained his gentlemanly demeanor, and gave a big salute to Dr. Hua Tuo.

Mr. Hua Tuo had seen a lot of the world. When he saw Liu Qi's nervous expression while holding the blood sword, he roughly understood what was going on. He smiled and helped Liu Qi, but did not expose Liu Qi's lies. He smiled and replied: "Young master, you don't need to be so polite."

, I was just woken up by thunder and lightning, and remembered that there was some side medicine that needed to be taken by the young master overnight, so I called Huan'er to visit the young master. I didn't expect that the young master would go out for a horse ride in the city, so Huan'er and I have been waiting here for a long time."

"Sir, you are injured." Huan'er screamed, her delicate body trembled, and without thinking much, she squatted down, grabbed Liu Qi's cut index finger, put it in her red mouth, and started sucking it. Human saliva contains

An enzyme can kill viruses. This method has been known since ancient times.

Liu Qi's hands were itchy from being sucked by Huan'er, but her heart was even more itchy. Huan'er was only eight and nine years old. Although Liu Qi was embarrassed that the nine-year-old little maid was so willing to protect her mistress, Liu Qi was embarrassed, but she was still quite touched.

Seeing this scene, Dr. Hua Tuo on the side twirled his beard and nodded, with a rare friendly smile on his face and thought to himself: "Little girls can be taught."

"Okay, Huan'er, warm the medicine and bring it to the young master to take." Hua Tuo said softly, with kind eyebrows and kind eyes.

Huan'er let go of Liu Qi's index finger, took out a goose-yellow handkerchief, spat out the blood from the wound on his finger, and held it in the palm of his hand. His face turned red and he didn't dare to look at Liu Qi. He said "Yes, sir", took a few steps back and turned around.

He trotted towards the kitchen to heat some medicine.

"I see that although the young master is a little weak, he is agile and has extraordinary spirit and vitality. This is something I have rarely seen in my decades of medical practice." Hua Tuo knelt down in front of the small case and showed great interest in Liu Qi's physical condition.

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"Sir, it's a joke. Qi is young and ignorant. He is greedy for beauty and is exhausted. Fortunately, he saves his body and his health is getting better day by day. Thank you for saving your life." A thought flashed through Liu Qi's mind. People in the Three Kingdoms don't like to kneel down.

Okay? Then you should learn more and use it more. The Hua Tuo in front of you is a miracle doctor in the Three Kingdoms. If he can stay with you as a military doctor in the future, his effect can be worth thousands of armies.

Liu Qi was framed by Cai Hao on the rocky hill in Hutou Mountain. His horse stumbled and fell on the bluestone, and he was unconscious. Thanks to Hua Tuo who traveled to the south of the Yangtze River to save his life, the person who saved his life was like a reborn parent. Liu Qi knelt down and bowed to Hua Tuo absolutely.

There is a lot of sincerity and it is not like putting on a show to recruit talents.

"Young master, I can't do it, I can't do it." Hua Tuo couldn't sit still anymore and hurriedly stood up and stepped forward to help Liu Qi up. How can this be done? Liu Qi is the eldest son of the Jingzhou governor, and Hua Tuo is a folk doctor.

This bow is like bowing up and down, heaven and earth, and officials and people. For Hua Tuo, whose feudal thoughts were deeply rooted in his bones, it violated the general ethics and must not be done.

I remembered that some wealthy officials and their wives had invited Hua Tuo to their homes for medical treatment. Those men and women thought they were superior and looked down on the doctor, but they still condescended to ask Hua Tuo for treatment. Those officials and wealthy businessmen were often the ones who received treatment after

Hua Tuo was given a few coins and treated as a stranger. Who would ever repay a favor and pay homage to a doctor like the eldest son Liu Qi? Although Hua Tuo has superb medical skills, he is also a flesh-and-blood person who is easily emotional. Liu Qi's

After worshiping Hua Tuo, he was truly moved to heaven and earth. He wished he could immediately teach Liu Qi what he had learned throughout his life.

This worship was not a sworn friendship in Taoyuan, but it directly bowed Hua Tuo, the famous miracle doctor in the Three Kingdoms, to Liu Qi's benevolence, righteousness and morality.

Liu Qi's espionage training in China's special military academy was all excellent, and his acting skills are absolutely top-notch. Just like what was required in Stephen Chow's "The King of Comedy", he can laugh when he wants, cry when he wants, and scream when he wants.

Yell, jump if you want, anyway, the expression can be changed smoothly in a tenth of a second.

Liu Qi was lifted up by Hua Tuo at this moment. His eyes were full of tears. If he wanted to cry, he would burst into tears immediately: "Sir, you are so kind and kind. I will never forget you like your parents again. I hope that you will stay in my house for a long time."

As a filial piety, I hope you will understand me."

"Let's talk about this..." Hua Tuo really couldn't bear to reject Liu Qi, whose eyes were full of tears. Hua Tuo had saved countless people in his life and met countless people. He knew that Liu Qi was sincere in trying to retain him, but Hua Tuo didn't have this intention.

Hua Tuo studied hard since he was a child and recited ancient books such as "Book of Songs", "Book of Songs", "Book of Changes", "Book of Rites", "Spring and Autumn Annals", etc. He had his own set of life values ​​in his heart, and would rather run around holding a golden hoop bell to serve for

People want to be freed from their sufferings, and they don't want to be officials or stay in the big mansion and be a canary.

Although Hua Tuo could tell that Liu Qi was not the son of an ordinary official, Hua Tuo even had a strong premonition that Liu Qi was not a thing in the pool from the way Liu Qi was different from ordinary people. It would not be a good thing if he could stay in Liu Qi's house.

Sorry, Hua Tuo's lifelong medical skills belong to the public, rather than being exclusive to a certain family.

Everyone has their own ambitions, but Hua Tuo can't tell Liu Qi, "I have lofty ambitions, and no one but your son can accommodate me!"

Liu Qi was at a loss for words. Since Hua Tuo didn't want to, how could he force it? This is different from recruiting talents. Everyone wants to make contributions. With Liu Qi as a platform that can dominate, as long as Liu Qi is sincere, countless talents will flock to him.

But Hua Tuo is different. Hua Tuo has simple ambitions, despises the powerful, and specializes in saving the dead and wounded for the working people. From the coarse clothes on Hua Tuo's body, we can see that Hua Tuo actually lives in poverty. This is easy to understand.

Yes, how much money can poor people have? If you cure his illness, it would be a great reward if he can kill a chicken or duck for you or boil a few eggs for Mr. Hua Tuo to enjoy. If he is so poor,

The ordinary people who can't even afford to raise chickens, ducks, etc. can only kneel on the ground and knock their heads a few times to pay for medical treatment.

Liu Qi did not think he was that great, but his sympathy for the poor people was still very strong, and he could not be selfish enough to keep Hua Tuo for his own use. The miracle doctor Hua Tuo belonged to the people of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

The strong sympathy for the poor people is not only the result of Gao Qiang’s people-oriented education and brainwashing in the military academy before time travel, but also the personal experience of Gao Qiang’s parents who are common people. Gao Qiang’s parents are common people who have been workers in a machinery factory all their lives.

In the Three Kingdoms, if you are not considerate of the common people, it is equivalent to not being filial to your parents. Liu Qi understands this simple truth.

Thinking of his parents at home, Liu Qi was even more sad and shed tears. The hateful end of the world was actually predicted by the Mayans. I wonder if his parents could escape that disaster. I wonder if God will still arrange for Gao Qiang to travel back to that Chinese country.

It would be nice to meet my parents in this peaceful and prosperous time.

"Young Master, the medicine is here." A happy female voice interrupted Liu Qi's random speculation. At this time, Huan'er was as calm as water, and her eyes when looking at Young Master Liu Qi were as gentle as water.

Liu Qi took the cup of medicine, a cup of warm potion, and the heat emitted had a pleasant fragrance. Liu Qi had the impression that Chinese medicine smells very bad. I don’t know what the recipe of this Chinese herbal medicine is, but it can produce a fragrance. It’s really

I admire Hua Tuo.

Picking up the medicine cup and putting it to his mouth, Liu Qi looked at Hua Tuo and saw Hua Tuo smiling and nodding towards him. Liu Qi tilted his neck and drank it all. Suddenly, his internal organs were as hot as chicken blood, and then

The wind was calm again, and finally I felt comfortable all over my body, and my lower body was actually responding. When I saw the little loli Huan'er, she looked like a ripe peach, and I wanted to step forward and take a bite.

His body recovered instantly. Liu Qi was grateful to Hua Tuo for his superb medical skills, but at the same time, he began to wonder why as soon as he drank this medicine, he really wanted to find a woman to feel comfortable. Even the eight-year-old Huan'er couldn't.

Come to think of it, could it be that what Hua Tuo drank for himself was an aphrodisiac?