Reborn in the Three Kingdoms, I stole Liu Bei's uncle

Time passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye it was already the third day of March, the day of the Emperor's spring hunt.

In ancient times, there were strict regulations for the emperor's spring hunting.

It should be surrounded on three sides with one missing.

You can only hunt non-pregnant birds and animals. Pregnant ones cannot be hunted.

Liu Yu could understand that the three sides were surrounded but one was missing, as it was nothing more than a display of the emperor's benevolence.

Liu Yu also knew that pregnant animals could not be hunted, which was nothing more than what later generations called sustainable development. There was one thing Liu Yu couldn't understand: how to distinguish between pregnant and non-pregnant animals, which was a technical job. Could it be that there were still specialized identification personnel in this era?

The process of spring hunting is also quite complicated, including spring hunting, feasting, sacrifice and so on.

The emperor was young at the time and would not have gone hunting in the spring, but Dong Zhuo persuaded the emperor that the world was in chaos and it was the right time to show his martial virtues. The emperor had no choice but to agree.

Anyone with a discerning eye knows that the highlight of this spring hunt is Dong Zhuo, and he wants to use this spring hunt to demonstrate his power.

The spring hunting team slowly drove out of Luoyang City and headed towards Wan'an Mountain.

Dong Zhuo was not wearing court clothes today, nor was he riding in a carriage. Instead, he was wearing armor and riding on a horse, looking quite dignified.

Behind Dong Zhuo, Lu Bu, dressed in silver-white armor, holding a Fang Tian Hua Ji in his hand, walked slowly with a cold and alert look in his eyes.

Further behind were countless Xiliang cavalrymen. The entire team was silent and solemn, without a single sound, not even the neigh of a horse.

Liu Yu poked his head out from his horse, looked at the neat and majestic Xiliang cavalry, and admired them secretly.

It is worthy of being one of the most powerful cavalry of this era.

Mighty and majestic, with strict military discipline.

When setting off, Cai Yong invited Liu Yu to ride in the same carriage with him.

Liu Yu agreed with a smile.

Cai Yong watched Liu Yu staring at the Xiliang Iron Cavalry in silence.

He smiled and asked, "Does the emperor's uncle also know about military affairs?"

Liu Yu had told Cai Yong several times that he could just call him by his name. But Cai Yong disagreed, saying that he was the emperor's uncle, so how could he be so arrogant? Liu Yu persuaded him several times, but seeing that it had no effect, he could only let him do it.

Liu Yu shook his head and smiled, "Yu doesn't know much about military affairs, he just saw the might of the Xiliang army and took a few more glances."

Although Cai Yong was a scholar, he had traveled around the country over the years and had a lot of experience.

“There are many horses in the north, and many soldiers in Xiliang have learned to ride horses since childhood, so their horsemanship is very impressive.

"This Xiliang army was once our northern barrier. It repelled the Qiang tribe many times, put down rebellions, and made many outstanding military achievements for the Han Dynasty."

Liu Yu did not deny this point, saying that Dong Zhuo's military achievements were built on the strength of this Western Liang cavalry.

He just felt a little pity that the northern barrier eventually became a major problem.

After leaving Luoyang City, the carriage moved faster. Even so, it was already past dusk when they arrived at Wan'an Mountain.

The camp had already been set up, and everyone made a fire and cooked. After eating, they went to sleep.

The next day, at dawn, loud horns sounded in the camp.

Liu Xie stood at the front, surrounded by the crowd.

Beside Liu Xie, Dong Zhuo was wearing armor and holding a longbow.

Behind Dong Zhuo, there always stood a general in silver-white armor, Lu Bu, Lu Fengxian.

Behind Dong Zhuo, there were two more people who were not wearing armor and were obviously not military generals.

One of them was someone Liu Yu had met before. They were Dong Zhuo's top strategists, Li Ru and Li Wenyu.

There was another person, with a haggard face, a slight beard, and a pair of eyes that seemed extremely bright.

Could it be that this person is another counselor under Dong Zhuo, Jia Xu, also known as Jia Wenhe, who was known as the poisonous scholar?

Liu Yu was very interested in this character.

In the memory of later generations, this man was able to calculate people's hearts and minds. Some people even believed that he was even more capable than the wise Mr. Kong Ming.

He did not appear in many scenes, but each of his plans was very successful. He never took the lives of the people into consideration when using his plans, so people gave him the name of a poisonous scholar.

Wang Yun stood behind Dong Zhuo, his old face expressionless, but his heart was already surging.

He kept thinking about how he could keep Lu Bu during the hunting trip.

Originally, the emperor was supposed to ride a horse and lead everyone in archery, but the emperor was young, so he only allowed Liu Xie to symbolically shoot an arrow with the bow. The prey that had been shot by an arrow had been prepared and sent to the emperor.

"color."

Everyone shouted in unison.

Following Dong Zhuo's order, the generals all mounted their horses, drew their hunting bows and prepared to go hunting.

Dong Zhuo yelled.

"Set off."

He clamped his legs together and the BMW under his crotch sped out like an arrow shot from a bow.

Lu Bu followed closely on his Red Hare and disappeared into the dense forest in the blink of an eye.

Wang Yun wanted to call Lu Bu, but it was too late.

Thinking about his failure to drag Lu Bu out, Wang Yun's face was covered with sweat.

Liu Yu noticed that Wang Yun was acting strange and became curious, so he walked over quickly.

"Uncle, are you feeling unwell?"

Wang Yun coughed twice and said, "My dear nephew, I am fine. I was just startled by the sudden appearance of the horse just now."

After Liu Yu was recognized by the emperor as the emperor's uncle, he went to the Situ Mansion to pay a visit to Wang Yun.

When Wang Yun heard that Liu Yu was actually the emperor's uncle, he was also shocked. He was acquainted with Liu Yu's father, but he had never heard him mention that they were relatives of the Han royal family.

Now that he saw that the emperor had acknowledged this imperial uncle, he did not dare to violate etiquette and addressed Liu Yu as imperial uncle whenever he saw him.

Liu Yu tried to dissuade him, but Wang Yun said that he dared not call the emperor's uncle nephew.

Liu Yu persuaded him again with sincere words, and Wang Yun finally agreed to keep his private address unchanged.

Liu Yu knew that Wang Yun was also a well-informed man, so how could he be frightened by a horse? He was puzzled, but had no clue. He exchanged a few more words with Wang Yun before turning around and leaving.

At this time, the military generals had already entered the dense forest, and inside the tent, there were only the emperor and a group of civil officials.

Liu Yu was about to go back to his tent to rest when he saw the eunuch trotting over and bowing.

"Uncle Liu, His Majesty invites you."

Liu Yu responded and followed the eunuch into the emperor's tent.

The emperor's tent was located in the center, surrounded by soldiers.

Liu Yu had just walked into the emperor's tent and was about to pay his respects when Liu Xie smiled and said, "Uncle, there is no need to be polite. I feel that I have made great progress in Go in this period of time. Let's play a game of Go against each other."

Liu Yu looked at the Go chess pieces that had already been laid out on the table and smiled slightly.

Ever since he taught Liu Xie how to play Gobang, the two have played against each other many times, but Liu Xie has never won a single game.

This is not surprising. After all, Liu Yu was also a master in this field in his previous life. Besides, if he lost to a nine-year-old kid who had just started playing chess, that would be weird.

Liu Xie was not discouraged, but instead his fighting spirit was aroused. He studied Go whenever he had free time.

The two played a few more games, and as expected, each time ended with Liu Xie's defeat.

Liu Xie touched his head.

"I thought I had improved my chess skills recently. Even if I couldn't win all the games, I could at least win two games. Who knew that I would not even be able to defeat my uncle."

Liu Yu smiled and said, "Your Majesty has improved a lot in chess. If I hadn't responded with all my strength, I would have lost."

Liu Xie smiled and said, "Uncle, you don't need to comfort me. I know the gap between me and you. I will study hard and one day I will surpass you."

Liu Yu smiled and said, "Your Majesty is so determined. It is a blessing for the Han Dynasty and the people."

Liu Xie was just about to play chess with Liu Yu for a few more words when suddenly an eunuch ran in from outside the camp with a panic-stricken look on his face.

"Your Majesty, it's not good."

Before he could finish his words, he knelt on the ground, gasping for breath.

Liu Xie was young after all, and a look of panic appeared on his face.

Liu Yu said in a deep voice: "Don't panic, tell me slowly, what happened?"