The Summoner of the Battle of All Realms

Chapter 1328 Tomb Tiger—Sima Yi’s Arrival

Fusu gave birth to Zhang Jiuling, and then assigned him an identity as the brother of Zhang Juzheng, a cabinet minister.

Returned from studying abroad.

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Then, Fusu used the random general summoning privilege.

As for who he summoned, Fusu was not sure.

Following Fusu's summons, summoning cards appeared in front of Fusu one after another.

Fusu drew one from it.

There is no shortage of generals in the world like Fusu.

With Li Yuanba, Li Cunxiao and Yuwen Chengdu, they are enough to sweep the world, not to mention the fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms such as Zhao Zilong, Dian Wei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Pei Yuanqing, Luo Cheng, Wu Yunzhao, Wu Tianxi and other fierce generals of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Fusu does not lack strong generals, but what he lacks is leadership.

Although Qin Qiong, Yuchi Jingde and others also had leadership, most of them were military generals.

Strictly speaking, the commanders include Chen Qingzhi, Tan Daoji, Yue Fei, Zheng Chenggong, Xue Rengui, etc.

Compared to military generals, Fusu was a peerless commander who could utilize these military generals.

It would be better to be able to summon Jiang Ziya, Sun Wu, and Wu Qi, but Fusu knew that it was somewhat impossible.

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Fusu stepped forward and pulled out a summoning card.

Following Fusu's movements, a figure appeared on the summoning card.

Fusu's eyes couldn't help but light up.

Because the character on the summoning card can be said to be a household name.

Zhuge Liang's mortal enemy, Sima Yi.

One of the top counselors during the Three Kingdoms period.

Wolong - Zhuge Liang, Feng Chu - Pang Tong, Tomb Tiger - Sima Yi.

Dragon, Phoenix, Tiger!

It is not an exaggeration to say that Sima Yi is Zhuge Liang's mortal enemy.

Sima Yi, whose courtesy name was Zhongda, was from Xiaojingli, Wen County, Hanoi County.

He was an outstanding statesman, military strategist, and strategist of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period, and the founder of the Western Jin Dynasty.

He once served as the governor, general, captain, and tutor of Cao Wei. He was an important minister who assisted the four generations of the Wei State, Tuogu, and later became a powerful minister in charge of the Wei Dynasty.

He was good at making ingenious strategies and made meritorious achievements in many expeditions. Among them, the most significant achievement was that he led the army to successfully resist Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition twice and expedition to pacify Liaodong.

It has made important contributions to the development of agricultural economy such as farming and water conservancy.

He died at the age of seventy-three. He resigned from the county and with special rites, and was buried in Shouyang Mountain.

His posthumous title was Xuanwen; his second son, Sima Zhao, was granted the title of Queen of Jin, and Sima Yi was posthumously named King Xuan; after Sima Yan became emperor, he posthumously honored Sima Yi as Emperor Xuan, with the temple name Gaozu.

Sima Yi's great-great-grandfather Sima Jun was the general who conquered the west during the reign of Emperor Han'an of Han Dynasty, his great-grandfather Sima Liang was the prefect of Yuzhang, his grandfather Sima Jun was the prefect of Yingchuan, and his father Sima Fang was the prefect of Jingzhao Yin.

Sima Fang raised eight sons, and because they all had the character "da" in their names, they were known as Sima Bada at the time.

Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty, Sima Yan, wrote in an edict: "Everyone in this family has passed down the rites for a long time."

Sima Yi was the second son of Sima Fang, and he had a strategist mind in his youth.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Sima Yi was born in troubled times and "always worried about the world."

Yang Jun, the prefect of Nanyang, was known for his ability to know people well and manage them well. Before Sima Yi was twenty years old, Yang Jun met him and said that he was by no means an ordinary son.

Cui Yan, the minister, had a good relationship with Sima Yi's elder brother Sima Lang. He once said to Sima Lang: "Your brother is smart, sensible, decisive, and heroic. You can't compare with him."

When Sima Yi was young, he had a good relationship with the famous hermit Hu Zhao. He was murdered because of a grudge against Zhou Sheng and others from the same county. When Hu Zhao found out about it, he immediately went into danger to search for him. He found Zhou Sheng and his party between Mianchi and Mianchi in Xiaoshan Mountain and asked them to let Sima Yi go. Zhou Sheng refused at first, but Hu Zhao cried. His sincerity finally moved him and saved Sima Yi.

Later, Sima Yi repeatedly made military exploits, taking advantage of the conflict between Sun and Liu competing for Jingzhou, making full use of diplomatic strategies, and reaping the benefits. He not only defeated Guan Yu's powerful offensive and lifted the siege of Fancheng, but also allowed Zhuge Liang to move all the way to Wanluo and all the way to Fancheng. Qinchuan's plan to hit Yuan with two-sided pincers could not be realized.

More importantly, he destroyed the alliance between Sun and Liu, changed the strategic situation at that time, and took the initiative.

Later, Cao Cao believed that the survivors of Jingzhou and the soldiers and civilians stationed in Yingchuan were approaching the southern bandits and wanted to move them away.

Sima Yi thought: "Jingchu is easily escaped, and it is easy to move but difficult to secure. Guan Yu is newly broken, and all those who do evil are hiding and watching. Now that the good ones are moving away, it will hurt their intentions and make those who left dare not return." Cao Cao listened to him suggestion, no immigration. As expected, those who had been hiding and fleeing all came back and became naturalized.

Later, Cao Cao passed away and the government and the public were in danger. Sima Yi managed the funeral affairs and was solemn both inside and outside.

In the same year, Cao Pi ascended the throne of Wei, and Sima Yi was granted the title of Marquis of Ting of Hejin, and became the Prime Minister.

At that time, Sun Quan was leading his army to the west. The courtiers believed that Fancheng and Xiangyang were short of food and could not resist the Wu army, so they asked Cao Ren to return to Wancheng.

Sima Yi said: "Sun Quan has just defeated Guan Yu. It is the time when he wants to form a good relationship with Wei. He must not dare to cause trouble. Xiangyang is an important land and water transportation place and cannot be given up."

Cao Pi did not listen to his advice and ordered Cao Ren to set fire to the two cities. Later, Sun Quan did not come to invade. Cao Pi regretted it.

Cao Pi died at the age of forty. When he was dying, he ordered Sima Yi, together with Cao Zhen, the general of the Chinese army, Chen Qun, the general of the Zhenjun army, and Cao Xiu, the general of the Zhengdong army, to serve as auxiliary ministers.

At this time, Sima Yi finally reached the upper echelons of power!

Chapter 1329 The powerful Sima Yi

Sima Yi's military career, especially the second half of his life, was almost spent marching and fighting.

I don’t know how many times I have fought with Zhuge Liang.

Among the Three Kingdoms, he is the only one who makes Zhuge Liang feel very troublesome.

After several attempts, there were victories and defeats for each other.

In addition to the military aspect, Sima Yi also advised Emperor Wei Ming when he was overhauling the palace. After the death of Emperor Wei Ming, he asked him to stop building the palace and use his manpower to farm. This made the world happy.

In terms of identifying and recruiting talents, Sima Yi promoted talents such as Deng Ai, Wang Ji, and Zhou Tai from poor families. As Yu Yu said, talents in management and strategy can be said to be far-reaching.

Economically, Sima Yi cultivated fields in Shanggui, smelted iron in Jingzhao, Tianshui, and Annan, pierced the country's canal, and built the Linjin Slope to ensure that Yongliang could have enough food and have spare power to supply the shortage in Guanzhong. Later, a large-scale farming operation was carried out in Huaibei and the Guangcao Canal was built. These actions not only strengthened the country's strength, but also laid the foundation for the unification of Kyushu in the Western Jin Dynasty.

Sima Yi made great achievements in promoting farming, especially military farming. Around the 23rd or 4th year of Jian'an, after Sima Yi was transferred from the prime minister's position to the army, he suggested to Cao Cao: "In the past, Jizi Chen Mou put food first. Today, there are more than 200,000 people who do not cultivate, and it is not possible for the country to raise money." Yes. Although the armor is not rolled up, it is still suitable for plowing and guarding."