Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

"Brother, do you have any objections to His Majesty Erfeng?"

Listening to his third brother's curious inquiry, Liu Bei touched his face and denied:

"As far as Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty is concerned, we are all dead people."

"We are hundreds of years apart from this Tang Dynasty, so why should we have any grudges?"

Zhang Fei nodded and immediately continued to ask:

"Then brother has a problem with Chengdu?"

Liu Bei was speechless. Fortunately, Kong Ming smiled and said:

"Later generations praised the nine heavens that opened and closed the palace in the Tang Dynasty. Compared with it, the scenic spots in Chengdu are just ordinary."

After quietly bringing up the topic, Kong Ming smiled at Liu Bei and then asked the fierce general:

"Do you think Yide can still fight after the defeat in Kaixi?"

Speaking of the war, Zhang Fei immediately straightened up.

He turned his head and glanced at the map behind the military advisor again, tried hard to recall the previous situation in the light curtain, and finally shook his head and said:

"The rebel army was disheartened and defeated on all fronts. Although the rebellion in Yizhou was suppressed, it was only slightly beneficial to the overall situation."

"Even if this ugly person of the Shi family does not have power, the choice of good generals is just to build fortifications and stabilize the defense line while the general is dying of illness. It may be possible to use the proposal of ruining the peace talks as bait to lure the wealthy captives to the south, or there may be something to do. "

Kong Ming nodded. Yide's description was quite clear. It was prudent and contained good strategies, and he turned out to be a good general.

Seeing the military advisor nodding and saying nothing, Zhang Fei looked around and praised:

"This woman from the Southern Song Dynasty wrote wonderful poems! They are very suitable for me."

This is of course not because the lyrics written by Xin Qiji, who defeated the enemy with a sword, were not good, but for Zhang Fei, short sentences like these, which are similar to ancient poems of the pre-Qin Dynasty, are more catchy to read.

"It's just that the Southern Song Dynasty is quite interesting."

"Usually, everyone boasts that they are better than the emperor, and that they lead the army better than the Erfeng Emperor. But then they started fighting, hey..."

After Zhang Fei said this, several people remembered that the emperors of Song Dynasty did not seem to think highly of Emperor Taizong of Han, Wu and Tang Dynasties. But think about this ugly behavior of crossing to the south...

"Xiang Yu relied on his bravery and lack of plan to sneak into the thief and be evil. In the Song Dynasty, he was regarded as a hero and a hero."

"Brother Shiwan is cunning..."

He was about to speak, and when he turned around and saw Military Advisor Lu, Zhang Fei immediately stopped and muttered:

"Light and cunning, he uses his weak body to unify the great surnames, which makes Song Simi admire him."

Lu Su waved his hands in disbelief. When he had not decided to serve Duke Xuande before, General Yide was too talkative, but now he was cautious in every word he said.

Nodding towards Zhang Fei, Lu Su was a little surprised by the female poet:

"It is commendable to make a woman famous for her talent."

However, when he thought about the casual conversation in previous generations about Li Qingzhao's intention to accept a girl as his disciple, but was evaluated as "talent is not for women", Lu Su suddenly understood his melancholy.

When did the Southern Song Dynasty lose its national destiny? Lu Su asked himself.

In the Kaiju defeat? Defeat in Longxing? Still in Shaoxing Zhehe?

Oh, it turns out that when I chose to cross to the south, I had no intention of being a co-owner.

The only chance to support the collapse of the building may be Yue Wumu, which is a pity.

Twelve gold medal orders broke it into pieces again.

Looking back at these literati who were out of place around the time of the New Year, Lu Su actually read some quite consistent moods in them:

Why, so helpless?

The idea that Sun Liu had thought of going north to destroy Cao Cao and then competing with Kong Ming, which he had thought about a few years ago, has now become a distant and difficult wish.

It was difficult for Kong Ming to guess Lu Su's complicated thoughts, but he could understand it more or less from his expression.

So he simply lowered his body a little and said in a low voice:

"I have a hundred words, but my only wish is that the people will be safe."

…

In the Bianliang Palace, Zhao Kuangyi felt that his brother's silence now was a bit abnormal.

There was no need to put himself in someone else's shoes. Even he had to take several breaths of cold air to perform such an operation on Jin Lu to present the Song Prime Minister's head, and he felt that the Southern Song Dynasty was about to end.

The elder brother regarded Song Jiye as a treasure, so logically speaking, he should yell loudly at this time, vent his anger, and make things difficult for him for fun.

But now... this Zhao Song official is just staring at the light curtain on the recliner, looking like he is wandering in the world.

He should have been lucky that he didn't suffer too much, but now seeing his brother becoming more silent, he became more and more panicked.

On the other side, the current Prime Minister Zhao Gong was still touching his neck as if thinking about something. The Hanlin medical officer surnamed Liu could not be counted on either.

Otherwise, why don't you have some peace with your brother?

Although life is a bit harder now, I am still alive after all.

He didn't want to wait for the rumors in Bianliang tomorrow that the King of Jin was ill and living in seclusion in the palace without seeing anyone, and that a monk from Xiangguo Temple passed away yesterday, and his dharma title was empty...

"Brother, this Han Yuzhou is a traitor. Although he is humiliated by his letter, he will eventually eliminate a traitor to the country."

"Brother, since Zhao Gou is the successor of Dechang, how can he remove the surname Li's mother and son from Yizhou to avoid future troubles?"

He remembered clearly that Zhao Dechang was the Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty. Although there seemed to be an issue of heirloom at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty,...it was ultimately his fault.

Master Kongjiong was very forgiving.

But Zhao Kuangyin, who was wandering in the world, finally woke up.

The already dark face seemed to be dripping with water at this moment:

"This Han Yuzhou is a traitor, but he who colluded with his relatives to assassinate the Prime Minister and bowed down to seek humiliation is not a loyal person?"

Shaking his head, Zhao Kuangyin immediately thought thoughtfully:

"Since you are so eloquent, how about you join the Khitan as an envoy and make them respect me, the co-lord of Song and Huaxia?"

Zhao Pu was awakened by the sound of crying. When he turned his head, he saw a bald man hugging the legs of an official chair and crying at the top of his lungs.

【In the early 13th century, before the Kaixi Northern Expedition, the situation between Song and Jin was already in a state of decay.

Han Tuozhou, who wanted to monopolize power in the Southern Song Dynasty, and Zhu Xi's Neo-Confucianism fought each other to death. Although they reconciled temporarily later, Han Tuozhou's idea of ​​the Northern Expedition was written on his face, which made the Jin people very nervous.

The situation on the Jin side was even simpler. After Wanyan Yong died, Wanyan Jing came to power. He issued Jiaochao indiscriminately, recruited more officials, and renovated the palace despite natural disasters.

It cannot be said to be a drastic killing of the goose that lays the golden eggs, but it can definitely be regarded as a sustainable exhaustion of resources.

When Wanyan Liang was alive, in order to raise wealth, he ordered the establishment of a Jiaochao warehouse in imitation of the Song Dynasty. The largest denomination issued at that time was no more than ten strings.

Later, Wanyan Yong relied on the Jurchen nobles to come to power, so naturally there was no restraint on these illiterate nobles. There was no money to print. During this period, the Jin Dynasty's Jiaochao appeared with a face value of ten thousand strings, and the banknotes were abolished several times - that is, the ten thousand strings of banknotes were not enough, so they were directly abolished and new ones were printed.

When Wanyan Jing came to power, 10,000 jiaochao could buy half a sheep at first, but after Kaixi's Northern Expedition, it could only buy a pancake. Two years later, Wanyan Jing died and Wanyan Yongji ascended the throne. In the crucial battle of Yehuling, in order to reward the soldiers, 84 ox carts were used just to pull the jiaochao, which shows the purchasing power of this thing.

In short, the Song and Jin sides at that time were like two paralyzed people fighting each other with turtle fists, so unhappy.

In this situation, the pressure on Mongolia was reduced, and Temujin, who was able to smoothly promote the unification of the grassland tribes, was also very happy. 】