The Summoner of the Battle of All Realms

Chi Songzi had a faint smile on her face.

At this moment, Chi Songzi's expression couldn't help but change, and a severe pain radiated from his body.

The Bagua patterns emitted by the red pine nuts dissipated directly in the air.

Xiaoyaozi didn't know this situation, so he immediately appeared in front of Chisongzi with the long sword in his hand.

After Chi Songzi reacted, Xiaoyaozi's sword had already appeared in front of Chi Songzi.

Chi Songzi was defeated.

"Brother Dao, accept the concession." Xiaoyaozi was still very graceful. He put away his sword and held his hand in front of Chisongzi.

"Accept." Chisongzi showed no signs of anything unusual and bowed his hand to Xiaoyaozi.

Although Xiaoyaozi was a little surprised that he had won so successfully, he didn't think too much about it. After all, Chisongzi's age was here and he was already very old.

Chisongzi handed the Taoist leader's token, the Xue Ji Sword, to Xiaoyaozi.

Xiaoyaozi took over Xueji from Chisongzi. Within the next five years, the Xueji Sword will be controlled by the Taoist clan.

The year after the competition, Akamatsuko passed away.

Fusu knew that there must be some unknown secret inside.

In addition to the Taoist competition, Fusu's harem was once again enriched. First of all, because Fusu unified the nine states and surrendered from all directions.

For some unknown reason, in the distant land of Yueshi, a beauty was sent to Fusu - Xiang Fei.

Yes, it was Xiang Fei summoned by Fusu.

The whole body is enveloped in fragrance, exuding an intoxicating fragrance.

In spring, butterflies surround us, just like "butterfly fairies".

Xiangfei is worthy of the name Xiangfei, and her body contains a unique fragrance that makes everything intoxicated.

Also, within five years, everyone in Fusu's harem basically gave birth to dragon sons for Fusu.

Including Wu Zhao.

Wu Zhao had bad luck and gave birth to a daughter for the first time, so he kept up his efforts and gave birth to a son for the second time.

It can be said that the mother is more valuable than the son.

The last thing I have to mention is Fusu's summoning quota. In five years, Fusu once again has five annual summoning quotas.

Fusu has a good reputation. During the five summonses, Fusu got three character summoning cards, a family and friends summoning card, and a magic weapon summoning card.

Among the three characters, all are fierce generals, but among the family and friend summoning cards, there is a combination - the Seven Sons of Jian'an.

Not very famous, but not small either.

Fusu was very excited!

The Seven Sons of Jian'an are the collective name of seven writers during the Jian'an period of the Han Dynasty, including Kong Rong, Chen Lin, Wang Can, Xu Qian, Ruan Yu, Ying Jue, and Liu Zhen.

These seven people generally represent the outstanding authors in the Jian'an period except Cao's father and son, namely Cao Cao, Cao Pi, and Cao Zhi. Therefore, the theory of "seven sons" has been generally recognized by later generations.

The name "Seven Sons" originated from Cao Pi's classical treatise: "Today's literati include Kong Rong of Lu State, Chen Lin and Kong Zhang of Guangling, Can Zhongxuan of Shanyang, Xu Qianweichang of Beihai, Chen Liu, Ruan Yu and Yuanyu, and Ying of Runan. Jian Delian, Dongping Liu Zhen's official career. These seven sons have left nothing behind in their studies, and have nothing false in their speeches. They are confident that they can gallop thousands of miles and gallop together with their feet raised."

Among the seven sons, except Kong Rong and Cao Cao, who had different political views, the other six families had different experiences, but they all suffered from the rebellion in the late Han Dynasty. Later, they defected to Cao Cao, their status changed, and they gained a stable and wealthy life.

They regard Cao Cao as their confidant and want to rely on him to do something good. Therefore, their poems have many similarities with those of Cao and his sons.

Because the seven sons of Jian'an once lived together in Yezhong, the capital of Wei, they were also called "the seven sons of Yezhong".

They have made contributions to the development of poetry, fu, and prose. The Seven Sons of Jian'an and the "Three Cao" are often regarded as representatives of the literary achievements of the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period.

The Seventh Son of Jian'an - Wang Can, also known as Zhongxuan, was a litterateur in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

In the first year of Emperor Xian's reign of the Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo kidnapped Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty and moved him to Chang'an. His father, He Jin, was the general at the time. Wang Can followed his father to the west. In Chang'an, he met Cai Yong, a famous scholar at that time, and was deeply appreciated by Cai Yong.

In the second year of Chuping's reign, due to the turmoil in Guanzhong, Wang Can went to Jingzhou to live with Liu Biao. He stayed in Jingzhou for more than ten years, with unfulfilled aspirations and a depressed mood.

On the 13th day of Jian'an, Cao Cao's army went south. Liu Biao died of illness and his son Liu Cong surrendered. Wang Can then returned to Cao Cao. He won the trust of Cao and his son and was given the title of Marquis of Guannei.

In the 18th year of Jian'an, Cao Cao was promoted to the Duke of Wei, Wei Guojian was established, and Wang Can was appointed as the minister. In the 22nd year, Sun Quan conquered Cao Cao from the south and died of illness on the way back to the north. He was forty-one years old. Wang Can is good at literature, and his poems and poems are the best among the seven sons of Jian'an.

Wei Zhiben's biography Wang Can wrote nearly 60 poems, poems, essays and discussions. Someone in the Ming Dynasty compiled the collection of Wang Shizhong's posthumous works, and now there are twenty-three poems.

Later generations commented that "the crown of the seven sons". ..

Chapter 1353 Jian’an’s Son, Master of Water Warfare—Mei Zhouyu

Xu Qian, courtesy name Weichang, was born in Beihai and was one of the seven sons of Jian'an. When he was young, he studied diligently and devoted himself to studying classics.

In the last years of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, the descendants of aristocratic families formed cliques and powerful families, competing for honor and fame. Xu Qian stayed behind closed doors, lived in poverty, and did not follow the popular customs.

In the early days of Jian'an, Cao Cao summoned the commander of the Air Force Division to offer sacrifices to wine and servants, and then to the Five Senses General to write literature. A few years later, he resigned due to illness, and Cao Cao issued a special order to commend him. Later, he was given the above-mentioned Ai Chang, but he was unable to do so due to illness.

In February of the 22nd year of Jian'an, the plague was prevalent, and he also died of the disease. The main work is Zhonglun. Cao Pi praised this book as "a classic for the whole family, with elegant diction and enough to be passed down to future generations."

Ruan Yu, courtesy name Yuan Yu, was born in Chenliuwei family and was one of the seven sons of Jian'an.

He was an outstanding secretary of chapter and form, and his famous works include writing for Cao Gong and Sun Quan. When he was young, he studied under Cai Yong, who called him a "wonder".

He was an outstanding secretary. At that time, Ruan Yu and Chen Lin drafted most of the military and state documents. Later, he moved to the post of Prime Minister Cang Cao. The language of poetry is simple.

Ruan Yu had a high level of musical accomplishment. His son Ruan Ji and grandson Ruan Xian were both celebrities at that time. They were among the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove" and were good at music. The Ming Dynasty compiled the collection of Ruan Yuanyu.

Ying Jue, courtesy name Delian, was born in Nandun County, Runan, Han Dynasty, and was one of the seven sons of Jian'an. Good at writing poems. He was first appointed as the prime minister by Cao Cao, King of Wei, and later became the concubine of Pingyuan Marquis. When Cao Pi was appointed Wu Guan Zhonglang General, Jian was the literary director of the general's office and wrote dozens of essays and poems. He was also good at poetry.

Kong Rong, courtesy name Wenju, was a native of Lu.

He was a writer in the late Han Dynasty and one of the "Seven Sons of Jian'an". He had a rich family background. He was the 20th grandson of Confucius and the son of Kong Zhou, the captain of Taishan.

There are few talents, he is diligent and studious, and he is known as handsome together with Pingyuan Tao Qiuhong and Chen Liubianjang. After Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty came to the throne, he served as Zhonghou of the Northern Army, Zhonglang General of Huben, and Prime Minister of Beihai. He was called Kong Beihai at that time. During his six years in office, he built cities, established schools, promoted talents, and demonstrated Confucianism. After being recommended by Liu Bei, he also served as the governor of Qingzhou.

In the first year of Jian'an, Yuan Tan attacked Beihai, and Kong Rong fought fiercely with him for several months before finally being defeated and fleeing Shandong. Soon after, he was recruited by the imperial court as a general and a master craftsman, moved to the Shaofu, and was appointed Taizhong doctor. He was a good-natured guest, liked to criticize and discuss current affairs, and spoke fiercely. He was later killed by Cao Cao because he offended him.

Kong Rong was good at poetry and prose, and Cao Pi called his writing "the best of Yang (Yang Xiong) and Ban (Ban Gu)."

The prose is sharp and concise, and his representative work is Jianmi Hengbiao, whose six-character poem reflects the turbulent reality of the late Han Dynasty.

Kong Rong is the most famous among the seven sons of Jian'an.