Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

“Carry on the past and open up the future.”

Chewing these concise and concise words, Zhu Yuanzhang remembered what was said next:

"And he has made great contributions to this world."

This simple sentence immediately gave him a sense of peace of mind. At the same time, the hands that had been used to beg for food, copy Buddhist scriptures, hold knives, and hold red pens through the years were held by a pair of palms that were also slightly calloused. live.

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When she looked up, she saw Queen Ma's gentle and gentle expression:

"My husband...is truly an indomitable hero, Emperor Hongwu."

Zhu Yuanzhang suddenly became a little incoherent:

"That's not what it should be... we know it... we don't just rely on ourselves to fight..."

For a moment, he didn't know what he was talking about, so he felt the queen loosen her hands and turn her attention back to the screen:

"I wonder if Emperor Yongle is Biao'er's imperial title?"

I couldn't tell whether I was disappointed or relieved. Tomorrow Zi calmed down, but suddenly remembered the romantic and romantic "Moon Worship Pavilion" and couldn't help but muttered in my heart:

When it comes to romance, that poor scholar is ten times better than us.

Hearing the queen ask herself, he casually guessed what it meant:

"Yongle Yongle, eternal peace and happiness, is a good title, and it fits the bill."

Then he smacked his lips:

"Emperor Hongzhi came to power... Assimilated to the Ming Dynasty, it seems that this pure love god of war is also our descendant. I never expected that an emperor who was good at fighting would emerge."

"What does this pure love mean?"

At this point, he already has sixty-seven points of trust in this light curtain, but everything needs to be confirmed after finding Na Luo Guanzhong. Of course, he still needs to summon Liu Sanwu to have a look, so that he can feel at ease.

But apart from these, what bothered him the most was the young man and the words on the screen. He was laughing and cursing like a street teahouse, making random comments!

Let’s talk in detail about which generation of great-great-grandson he is, Zhu Yuanzhang, how many military exploits he had and how much he was called the God of War, what the style of the Ming Dynasty was like at that time, etc. Is it so troublesome?

But based on what we know today, Tomorrow has simply put together a possibility:

"The emperor guarded the country, but Emperor Hongzhi made a meritorious service because of it. Who was that Portuguese person he beat?"

Although it was a mess, it looked smooth on the surface. After nodding with satisfaction, Zhu Yuanzhang looked back and sighed:

"Hebei, Hebei, how difficult is it to be north?"

…

The official family of Zhao Song Dynasty made a statement:

"The emperor of an hour still knows how to fight to the death and die for his country."

"Eighty-year-old Song Gaozong is still determined to betray the country."

Master Kongjiong plucked the rosary beads on his hand, his eyebrows lowered and he looked like an enlightened monk.

There was no need to look back, he also knew that his brother must be staring at him closely at this time, with an evil look in his eyes.

In this case, it is better to devote oneself to Buddhism, at least ignore worldly matters...

"Snapped!"

A crisp sound resounded in the hall, and Zhao Guangyi, who had a shaved head, turned his head in confusion, and saw that his brother had just withdrawn his hand, looking like he was still unfinished.

"The disasters in the north and south of Ruxing need to be dealt with. How can you turn a blind eye?"

Seeing the grievance in his brother's eyes, Zhao Kuangyin felt a little more comfortable.

The handling advice left by the Hanlin medical officer had asked him to keep his mood clear, but after seeing all the funeral events in the Song Dynasty in the past six months, how could he keep his mind clear?

So I simply left my brother here, and it really had a lot of miraculous effects.

Master Kongjiong was so depressed that he did not dare to say a word. On the contrary, Zhao Kuangyin was able to calmly talk to the prime minister:

"Our current achievement is to avoid this disaster."

Zhao Pu couldn't agree more.

Seriously speaking, whether it is Monk Chen or Zhang Tiangang, their determination to die is admirable, but when coupled with their status as ministers of the Jin Kingdom, it is difficult to let go.

So in the end, Zhao Pu could only attribute it to the disaster of losing Yanyun, which made it even more regrettable that the tragic defeat of Gaolianghe would be recorded in the history of later generations.

If you can regain Youyun and lock Hebei as a confidant of the Song Dynasty, not to mention that you can avoid the pain of separation between the north and the south in the next three hundred years, but at least it will not make Hebei, which is a blessed land, have a population worse than Shanxi?

Thinking of this, Zhao Pu also trembled in his heart:

The Zhao family of his lineage... is probably dead.

For a time, the recovered prime minister also felt a sense of urgency in his heart.

Tomorrow...if the official family can survive the calamity of death safely, it will be possible to destroy the Northern Han Dynasty and the Khitan, and Yanyun will be able to return to the Han land in his lifetime.

If it doesn't work... maybe we need to supervise the prince more so that he doesn't fall into official ambition.

And thinking about it again, I couldn't express my worried feelings to other civil and military officials. If it were leaked that the official family might die next year, I'm afraid the court would be in chaos first.

In a state of confusion, Zhao Pu also felt that the slap Guan Jia had just slapped... well, it was very crisp.

…

In the Manlu Palace, Li Shimin pretended that the jade hand on his waist did not exist and said seriously:

"My achievements in founding the Tang Dynasty are all in the military formations. Therefore, the army is not as good as mine. This is normal."

After feeling complacent, even Li Shimin had to admit:

"The Hongwu Emperor Zhu Baba has many difficulties in establishing his career."

Looking at the power of the former Han Dynasty and the nobles of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, we can see how difficult it is to bridge the gap between the north and the south.

Moreover, the three emperors Wen, Jing and Wu of the former Han Dynasty used cruel officials to control the powerful, and they killed many people before they got a little better.

But in the later Han Dynasty, there were repeated events. Guangwu's Dutian was unsatisfactory. After the rise of the Yellow Turbans of Emperor Huanling, the powerful took advantage of this opportunity and began to compete in the Central Plains.

Since Emperor Hongwu of Zhu Ming Dynasty knew such old things, he was afraid that he would inevitably be cruel and constrained in his actions.

The hand on his waist was removed, and Li Shimin breathed a sigh of relief.

Regarding this statement, Fang Du and other prime ministers were busy writing down the opinions between the north and the south, and discussed it afterward to take precautions in advance.

Yuchi Jingde, who was eager to make meritorious deeds, thought about it carefully and said to Qin Qiong beside him:

"The Western countries and tribes were so ravaged by Mongolia, and the two countries of Jin and Xia had a back-and-forth attitude towards Mongolia. How do you feel..."

Yuchi Jingde stammered and was embarrassed to express his conclusion, causing Qin Qiong to shake his head and say seriously:

"This Mongolia is by no means weak, it is definitely brave."

The voices of the two generals were very loud, so Li Shimin, who heard clearly, also joined in the discussion:

"Uncle Bao is right."

"The countries in the west are mostly ignorant and like grasslands. A family of 300,000 people can rule the roost. The Mongols swept them away with a sweeping force. Since they have so many people and do not build strong cities, they will naturally collapse when they encounter them."

"The younger generations talk a lot about the shortcomings of the Xia, Jin and Song Dynasties, but in fact the population of these three countries is millions. Even if the Southern Song Dynasty is relatively peaceful, there may be tens of millions of people."

"Mongolia's destruction of the Jin and Song Dynasties is like ants eating a sick cow. It cannot be achieved without winning several battles in a row over several years."

"On the contrary..."

Speaking of this, Li Shimin also had some interesting expressions:

"In the narrow sense, the Mongol Empire was destroyed...Temujin's heirs fought for supremacy and the country was divided?"

"Is it really true that its prosperity was rapid and its demise was sudden?"