Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

"Don't worry about Guan Zhao's family!"

To Qian Chu's surprise, the first person to speak out was Li Yu, who still didn't know whether he was considered a foreign minister or a prisoner:

"There is a saying in the Book of Songs that Yin Jian is not far away, in the time of Queen Xia."

"Now that Zhao Guanjia knows the evil, he can correct the evil and make the Song Dynasty overcome this evil!"

But after thinking about it for a while, Qian Chu finally understood.

This Li Congjia may not care much about Jiangnan Guozuo. After all, he only did two things after taking office:

Enjoy yourself and be a vassal to the Song Dynasty.

Most of the attachment to Jiangnan Tang Dynasty still feels that it cannot let down the inheritance of his ancestors and grandchildren.

When it comes to his love for literature and poetry, Li Congjia is sincere, and now he knows that his literary reputation has been passed down for thousands of years.

How can we accept the severance of Wen Tong under such circumstances?

Zhao Kuangyin snorted at Li Yu's excited words:

"Otherwise, why do you think I called you to observe this?"

"I also made my ambition clear to Zhuge Wuhou and Tang Taizong in front of this screen of light."

"I will definitely put an end to this troubled world, restore the old land of Yanyun, and unify China!"

The sonorous and powerful words also livened up the atmosphere in the hall, and they no longer indulged in the atmosphere of Song Dynasty's death.

"I am determined to die to fulfill my wish as an official and to avoid disasters that China has never encountered before!"

Qian Chu came forward as if he was taking advantage of every opportunity, and Zhao Kuangyin immediately burst into laughter.

"How can I bear to use Wen De's strength to the death? Being able to understand the great meaning of unification and combine the power of the Song Dynasty to restore the land south of the Yangtze River can already be called a virtuous achievement!"

"To show my merits in virtue and virtue, I have ordered people to build a mansion in Bianliang City, just to honor the virtuous!"

"I don't like money. It's just that it takes a long time to build a mansion, and the location is in Bianliang. All kinds of things consume a lot of people's energy..."

Qian Chu knew this, so he quickly said without waiting for Zhao Kuangyin to finish:

"People's power is the foundation of the Song Dynasty, how can it be wasted so easily?"

"This kind of consumption should be made up by the minister, I don't know..."

Li Yu saw with his own eyes that Zhao Guanjia was pulling Qian Chu towards the corner of the palace. As he walked, he smoothly took out a page of paper from his sleeve and handed it over.

Then Li Yu heard Qian Chu's "hiss" quite clearly:

"A small amount of money can supplement the national strength of Song Dynasty, and I am very happy."

But when Li Yu listened, Qian Wende's words were somewhat trembling, so he became more competitive and simply said loudly:

"In Zhao Guan's family, I have already taken all my foundation under the leadership of General Cao. Now that I have seen this magical opportunity, I have no complaints."

"As for the courtesy and virtuous house, I should be able to afford it so that I can settle down in Bianliang."

Qian Chu suddenly turned his head and looked at Li Yu with eyes full of admiration, which made Li Yu even more proud.

Although Qian Chu's Wuyue Kingdom was good at business, the Jiangnan Tang Dynasty occupied a much wider area, and its private treasury was piled up like a mountain, so how could it be difficult to buy a house?

The expression on Zhao Kuangyin's face changed from surprise to ecstasy to calmness. He coughed calmly, and a look of embarrassment appeared on his face:

"I understand Congjia's intention. It's just that Jinling is in ruins, and we need to mobilize people's power to repair it..."

Li Yu waved his hand:

"I am willing to spend twice as much as Qian Wende to buy a good house!"

Then all the embarrassed expressions disappeared from Zhao Kuangyin's face in an instant, and the enthusiastic officials of the Song Dynasty tightly grasped Li Yu's hands:

"It's a deal!"

Cao Bin kept silent, but watched carefully as the general in the light curtain, whose armor was torn and emaciated and looked like a willow refugee, was swallowed by the storm, and finally sighed slowly.

Prime Minister Zhao Pu knew this feeling, and he sighed in a complicated mood:

"In this way, Guo Zuo can still live for more than three hundred years..."

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"Our Ming country, Zuo, is not as good as the Song Dynasty?!"

The Hall of Canopy began to echo with Tomorrow's loud questioning again, and his words were full of disbelief.

However, this kind of questioning would have no results. Zhu Biao simply gave his father a step:

"Dad, didn't you say before that you had seen the light screen once and knew the fate of the Ming Dynasty?"

Coughing slightly to cover up his embarrassment, Zhu Yuanzhang shook his head and said:

"At that time, the light curtain was only used in rough terms. It was said that the Ming Dynasty lasted three to four hundred years, but I felt that four hundred years was enough."

"How could I have imagined..."

Queen Ma came to the rescue and said:

"This descendant has never explicitly stated the number of Guo Zuo before."

"Besides, if this is the case, the Ming Dynasty's destiny is only shorter than this number, but it should be as long as three hundred years."

Zhu Yuanzhang immediately nodded his head and said:

"That's right, and this plan for later generations is also very clever. How can the two Han Dynasties be one plan? The two Song Dynasties should also be counted as two. In this way, our Ming Dynasty should also have a first-order country Zuo!"

Dad calmed down again, but Zhu Biao looked up at the light screen, feeling a little unbelievable:

Is it true that Zuo Zuo of the Ming Dynasty was three hundred years old? I'm afraid not necessarily.

But of course he wouldn't say this to dampen his father's mood. The Crown Prince chose a more tactful reminder method:

"Dad, we will have Hu Qing tomorrow."

His father responded with a sneer:

"How did the Hu people achieve the fate of the country that lasted for hundreds of years?"

[When the Song Dynasty fell, apart from the tragic disaster at Yashan, there were never many cases of sacrifice for the country.

For example, Li Fu, the guard general of Tanzhou, asked his confidants to "kill them all" when the city was defeated and said that he was exhausted and deserved death. He couldn't bear the humiliation of his family being captured.

The same goes for the Chizhou garrison, or he lamented the old saying that "it is easy to kill oneself generously, but to die calmly", Zhao Maofa wrote a plaque saying "can be calm", and hung himself under this plaque with his wife. Boyan, the coach of the Yuan Dynasty After seeing it, they were shocked and silent, and finally ordered their men to bury the couple's bodies without any slight humiliation.

Among those who calmly died for their country, the most well-known is naturally Wen Tianxiang.

Wen Tianxiang, who had moved to the southeast during the Battle of Yashan, had been captured. Before the war, Zhang Hongfan asked Wen Tianxiang to write a letter to persuade Zhang Shijie to surrender, but Wen Tianxiang refused.

Later, Zhang Hongfan repeatedly pressed him, and Wen Tianxiang wrote "Crossing Lingding Ocean", which is still required to be memorized in Chinese textbooks today. With his determination to die, Zhang Hongfan stopped forcing him after collecting the poems.

After witnessing Zhang Shijie's defeat and Lu Xiufu's drowning, Wen Tianxiang was escorted north. On the way, he began a hunger strike to seek death. However, he did not die after eight days of hunger strike, and the outside world could no longer hold him back.

The most famous eulogy at that time was called "The Prime Minister's Life Sacrifice" and was the most widely circulated. You can guess the content just by listening to the name. It can be said that this kind of eulogy is rare in ancient and modern times.

The person who wrote this article is called Wang Yanwu. He was originally a wealthy young man, but after the fall of Lin'an, he chose to join the Wen Tianxiang shogunate. He dispersed his family wealth and made plans to help Wen Tianxiang fight against the Yuan Dynasty. Later, he went back to attend the funeral because his mother died of illness.

Now Wen Tianxiang, who was both a teacher and an officer, was being escorted north and passed by Luling where he was. Wang Yanwu was afraid that Wen Tianxiang wouldn't see this article so he printed hundreds of copies and posted them at various traffic intersections in Luling.

Perhaps because he was angry with his former colleagues, or perhaps because he gained new insights after being close to death, Wen Tianxiang suddenly did not want to die and planned to go to Dadu first to see what the regime that had lost the Song Dynasty looked like.

On the way, he did not forget to tease these officials who were still receiving salary from the Song Dynasty a few years ago, saying that it would be impossible for me to surrender to the Yuan Dynasty, but if I were released and allowed to become a Taoist priest, I would have the opportunity to say Maybe he can serve as a foreign consultant to the Yuan Dynasty.

But it is a pity that the Taoist tradition of rebellion is so famous that these Yuan Dynasty officials knew it at once:

If you are released as a Taoist priest and you turn around to rebel again, won't we all be dead by then?

Wen Tianxiang was filled with regret when his plan was discovered, and then this tough guy was escorted to Dadu where he spent three years.

"Song of Righteousness" was written at this time. 】