The Summoner of the Battle of All Realms

The nation to which Xiang Fei belongs is one of them.

The fragrance of Xiang Fei is indeed fragrant. Just after summoning Xiang Fei, the whole space was filled with a strange fragrance.

The scent is as if you are in a field of flowers.

The aroma is fragrant, lingering with a light fragrance.

Not pungent, but very intoxicating!

That kind of fragrance, once you smell it, will make you miss it forever.

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After giving birth to Xiang Fei, Fusu closed his eyes and breathed gently, as if Xiang Fei's breath still lingered in the air.

When Fusu opened his eyes, his eyes became clear again.

Fusu knew in his heart that now was not the time to be intoxicated, so he should finish the summoning first.

Fusu then started the thirty-eighth summons.

Unfortunately, the thirty-eighth time was not as expected, it was a blank summoning card.

For the thirty-ninth time, Fusu summoned a box of "Maotai National Tribute".

There were a total of twelve bottles inside.

Every bottle is as clear as water.

Fusu looked at the Moutai Guogong in his hand and his eyes lit up.

This is authentic Maotai liquor.

Maotai is the "national wine" of New China. A bottle is specially available and there is no place to buy it. Except for a special small group of people, there is basically no one to drink it.

Fusu is no exception.

In his previous life, he attended a gathering of wealthy people. At that time, he was only average among everyone.

Senior and top level have nothing to do with him.

Fusu was also at the party there and had the honor to taste the national tribute Moutai.

Fragrance, pure natural fragrance.

Fusu can be sure that Moutai is definitely brewed with whole grains.

Drink it and the taste is indescribable.

Fusu never expected that the summoning system would summon "Moutai" to him.

Is it to make up for myself?

It’s too good for yourself.

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Fusu put Moutai into the summoning space, intending to take it out and taste it with everyone after unifying the seven kingdoms.

Then, Fusu started the thirty-ninth summons.

The thirty-ninth summons and the fortieth summons all failed.

On the forty-first time, Fusu's accumulated luck finally exploded.

It turned out to be a summoning card for friends and relatives!

Chapter 1170 The Eight Dragons of the Xun Family prospered and then declined

Fusu looked at the summoning card in his hand and wanted to yell, because this summoning card for relatives and friends turned out to be the summoning card for Xun's Eight Dragons.

The Eight Dragons of the Xun family are eight famous talents during the Three Kingdoms period. They are brothers and all come from the Xun family.

During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the most influential family in the entire Central Plains was the Xun family of Yingyin. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Xun Shu was Xun Qing during the Warring States Period, the eleventh grandson of Xunzi. She was of noble character and knowledgeable, and was called "Homo Sapiens" by her villagers. Li Gu and Li Ying both worshiped him as their teacher, and later became the Marquis of Langling.

Xun Shu acted rationally and was known as the "God King". His eight sons were all famous for their talents and were known as the "Eight Dragons of the Xun Family". His sixth son, Xun Shuang, was the most famous, and he rose to the rank of Sikong.

The Xun family is really full of talents. Xun Yu, the most talented king in the Three Kingdoms period, and Xun You all came from the Xun family.

Xun's Eight Dragons refers to Xun Shu's eight sons: Xun Jian, Xun Cui, Xun Jing, Xun Tao, Xun Wang, Xun Shuang, Xun Su, and Xun Min.

Xun Shu's grandsons Xun Yu, Xun Chen, Xun Yan, Xun Yue, and his great-grandson Xun You were all influential figures during the Han and Wei dynasties and important counselors of the Cao Wei Group. Xun Yu, at the end of the Han Dynasty, first attached to Yuan Shao, but found that Yuan Shao could not achieve great things, so he defected to Cao Cao. He gave many ideas to Cao Cao, the most far-sighted was to welcome Emperor Xian to Xu. Soon he was appointed minister, participated in military and state affairs, and became an important counselor in the Cao Wei group. Cao Cao compared him to Zhang Liang. Cao Cao welcomed the emperor Du Xu and summoned Xun You as minister, and soon he was appointed as military advisor. Xun You followed Cao Cao on his expeditions to the south and the north. He repeatedly offered ingenious strategies and played an important role in Cao Cao's unification of the north.

The Xun family was full of talents and flourished for a while!

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Fusu also knew a little about Xun's Eight Dragons, especially Xun Shuang, whose talent could be said to be second only to Xun Yu and Xun You.

He is the third most famous figure in the Xun family.

Xun Shuang, courtesy name Ciming. A native of Yingyin, Yingchuan. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, he was a minister and Confucian scholar, the sixth son of the famous scholar Xun Shu, and the uncle of Shangshu Ling Xun Yu.

Xun Shuang ranked sixth, and was even praised as "Xun's eight dragons are unparalleled in their kindness and wisdom".

He was smart and studious since he was a child, devoted himself to classics, and worked hard.

When Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty was in power, he was promoted as the most filial piety by Taichang Zhao Dian, and he paid homage to the doctor. After giving his opinions on the countermeasures, he abandoned his official position and left. In order to avoid the second disaster of party imprisonment, he lived in seclusion in the Han Dynasty for more than ten years, specializing in writing. He successively wrote "Li", "Yi Zhuan", "Shi Zhuan", etc., and was known as "Shuo Ru".

After the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out, the party ban was lifted, and Xun Shuang was recommended one after another, but he failed to accept the orders. When Dong Zhuo took power, he forced Xun Shuang to become an official.

Within ninety-three days, he was promoted to Sikong one after another and ranked as Taisi. Seeing Dong Zhuo's cruelty, Xun Shuang secretly plotted with Situ Wang Yun and others to eliminate Dong Zhuo.

But before the incident took place, Xun Shuang died of illness in the first year of Chuping's reign at the age of sixty-three.

Xun Shuang was well versed in the classics and wrote many classics throughout his life. He was a famous master of classical classics in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He respected Confucianism and valued etiquette. Strive to maintain the hierarchical relationship between monarch and minister, father and son. He also absorbed some ideas from the Yin-Yang School, stressing the mutual interdependence and mutual restraint of the five elements, and applied his ideas to the development and changes of society in various dynasties.

Although other people are also wise, they cannot be compared with Xun Shuang.

If I want to say something valuable, it’s Xun Nui.

Xun Nui was the second son of Xun Shu, a famous scholar in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the father of Xun Yu.

It can be said that the father is more valuable than the son. Because of Xun Yu, Xun Nui's name also spread.

After all, I gave birth to such a great son.

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Fusu couldn't wait to crush the summoning card in his hand and summon the Xun's Eight Dragons.