The Three Kingdoms become stronger when they get treasures

Chapter 253 Sudden Changes
The Tao of Taiping was not actually created by Zhang Jiao, but it began in the period of Emperor Shun of the Han Dynasty. It was actually Yu Ji who preached the Tao at the earliest, and his classic Taoist book is the "Taiping Jing".

Of course, this "Taiping Jing" has nothing to do with the "Ping An Jing" of later generations.

At that time, the old Nanhua passed down the second volume of "Taiping Qinglingshu" in "Taiping Jing" to Yu Ji, and the first volume "Taiping Essentials" in Zhang Jiao's "Taiping Jing".

When Nanhua Old Immortal passed on Zhang Jue's "Taiping Essentials", he asked Zhang Jue to declare Hua on behalf of the heavens and save the world, and he was asked to do good deeds by curing diseases and saving people.

Later, Zhang Jiao studied this book assiduously, and he was able to call wind and rain, and he was named "Taiping Taoist".At first, Zhang Jiao used talisman water to heal people's illnesses. Later, as more and more disciples and believers, Zhang Jiao became dissatisfied and wanted to rebel and become the emperor, but he was met with bad retribution.

Zhang Jiao's troubles made Taipingdao become a crooked way of rebellion, and he was hit badly across the country.Gong Chong obtained the true biography of Yu Ji and inherited the orthodoxy of Taiping Dao, but he has never dared to preach publicly.

Both Cao Cao and Sun Quan were planning their own plans, and after Zhang Wu defeated Cao Cao, he also started a series of preparations.

The most important significance of defeating Cao Cao this time is to eliminate Cao Cao's 20 elite troops, which greatly weakened Cao Cao's strength, and he was no longer able to attack Jingzhou on a large scale, eliminating Jingzhou's biggest threat in the north.

At the same time, countless food, supplies and war horses were also seized. Although there is no qualified source of cavalry to expand the cavalry, horses can be replenished immediately in case the horses are lost due to combat.

Zhang Wu held a grand celebration banquet in Xiangyang City, rewarding the meritorious soldiers.

After Liu Bei heard the news of the victory of the Jingzhou Army, he was also very excited. Cao Cao's 20 troops were destroyed in the first battle, which was something Liu Bei had never dared to think about before.Let Cao Cao suffer such a big loss, it is simply too relieved!

After fighting this battle and dealing with the follow-up matters, it will basically be the end of the year. The whole Jingzhou is full of joy. Under Zhang Wu's reward, no matter whether it is a big family or a commoner, they all live happily years.

In the 11th year of Jian'an, at the beginning of spring, Zhang Wu was convening his subordinate Wenwu to discuss the matter of attacking Jiangdong. Suddenly, someone from the prefecture's mansion reported that Liu Qi, the shepherd of Jingzhou, was seriously ill.

Zhang Wu was shocked. Liu Qi was fine a year ago. Although his body was always weak, he and Zhang Wu comforted Jingzhou civil and military officials on the Zhengdan day. Why did he suddenly become seriously ill now?

Liu Qi was the Jingzhou Mu appointed by the imperial court and the supreme leader of Jingzhou. Although he had no real power, he was very important to Jingzhou and Zhang Wu.Although Zhang Wu has become increasingly powerful in recent years and controls absolute power in Jingzhou, he is still in the name of Liu Qi after all. If something happens to him, there will be some twists and turns in Jingzhou.

Therefore, Zhang Wu hurriedly took people to visit Liu Qi in the state pastoral mansion.

Li Gui, who was in charge of the state pastoral mansion's guard, saw Zhang Wu coming, and quickly saluted, "I pay my respects to the governor."

Zhang Wu didn't have time to be polite, and asked directly: "How is Master Zhou Mu?"

"Back to the governor, Master Zhou Mu is already bedridden, and Mr. Zhong Jing is treating Master Zhou in the house."

"Okay, I'm relieved to have Mr. Zhongjing here. By the way, Mr. Wen, go and invite Mr. Yuanhua."

"Yes, my lord."

Wei Yan went to invite Hua Tuo.Because the work Hua Tuo is currently in charge of is an absolute military secret, most people can't see him if they want to see him, so Zhang Wu sent his own captain to look for him.

With the presence of Zhang Zhongjing and Hua Tuo, two world-renowned doctors, they should be able to cure Liu Qi!

After getting along with Liu Qi for so many years, Zhang Wu has some feelings for Liu Qi.As a time traveler, Zhang Wu has no relatives in this world, but he still has two brothers, Chen Sun and Gan Ning, who can share life and death, as well as a group of civil and military subordinates who are devoted to him.And now that Zhang Wu is married and has a family, even Liu Bei has become his father-in-law.

But Zhang Wu sometimes felt that Liu Qi was quite pitiful. Although he came from a royal family, he had never lived a stable life since he was a child.His father, Liu Biao, was implicated in his early years for participating in the movement of Tai students and was forced to flee. It was not until 184 that he was promoted by the general He Jin and served as the middle marshal of the Northern Army.

At this time, Liu Biao was 43 years old. It can be said that Liu Qi spent his childhood and youth in fear, and even his mother's early death may have something to do with Liu Biao's escape.Later, when Liu Biao became the governor of Jingzhou, he didn't dare to bring his family to the post. He didn't take Liu Qi over until he took control of Jingzhou and was able to protect himself.

But Liu Qi's good life didn't last long, and Liu Biao married him a stepmother again, and Liu Qi's life began to be sad again.Therefore, although Liu Qi has relatives, he seldom enjoys the care and love of relatives, and even has to be on guard against his stepmother trying to harm him.

It is estimated that Liu Qi has no big ambitions and only wants to enjoy wealth and wealth in peace, which may be caused by family reasons.I lacked fatherly love since I was a child, and I was afraid all the time. I didn't have a good life when I was a child, and I was extremely insecure, so I didn't have any ambitions and just wanted to live well.

Perhaps Liu Qi's experience from childhood to adulthood has taught Liu Qi how to survive and how to protect himself, so he never had the idea of ​​competing with Zhang Wu for power.

It can be said that Zhang Wu felt that getting along with Liu Qi was quite pleasant, so he never intended to get rid of Liu Qi, because there was no need for that.

Zhang Wu came to Liu Qi's bedroom. Most of the people waited outside because they were afraid of disturbing Liu Qi. Only Pang Tong, Xu Shu, Zhuge Liang, Kuai Yue and other civil servants followed, and Li Gui, the general of Zhonglang.

Liu Qi was lying on the bed, and Zhang Zhongjing was taking his pulse. There were two doctors standing next to him.

Seeing Zhang Wu come in, Liu Qi stood up to say hello, but Zhang Wu quickly stepped forward to support Liu Qi.

"Master State Shepherd, take a good rest and don't get up! Mr. Zhongjing, how is Master State Shepherd?" Zhang Wu asked.

After Zhang Zhongjing greeted Zhang Wu, his expression remained unchanged and he said: "Don't worry, Governor, Mr. Zhou Mu is not seriously ill, but he is a little weak. He will be fine after a few days of rest." After saying that, Zhang Zhongjing said to Zhang in a more subtle way. Wu winked.

Zhang Wu understood that this was not telling the truth face to face. Generally, this kind of situation indicates that the situation is relatively bad, and he dared not let the patient hear it.In fact, when Zhang Wugang saw Liu Qi, he also felt that something was wrong, because Liu Qi's face was so ugly that he didn't even look angry at all.

Liu Qi also said: "The governor is busy with military affairs, why should I bother the governor to come here in person for such a trivial matter, I know my own body, I'm fine!"

Zhang Wu then agreed: "That's good, as long as there's nothing wrong, Mr. Zhou Mu, please rest well, Mr. Zhongjing, let's talk outside first!"

(End of this chapter)