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

Liu Yu racked his brains but couldn't figure it out. Hua Tuo was good at Confucian classics.

The Ma Fei San he invented made it possible to open up the stomach and scrape the bones to treat poison.

He created the Five Animal Exercises, which made it possible to strengthen the body and prolong life.

But all of this does not deviate from the scope of medicine.

In Liu Yu's memory, whether in his past life or this life, Hua Tuo is synonymous with medical skills.

Could it be that his medical skills were so advanced that they overshadowed his other talents?

This is possible. After all, those who can practice medicine must be able to read and write.

Medical books are boring, even more so than articles. Without some talent and knowledge, how can one understand those books?

In response to Liu Yu's question, Huang Chengyan smiled and said, "Uncle, you don't know that Liu Jingsheng's Confucianism Conference is different from other places. It not only includes Confucianism articles, but also includes medical divination, military tactics, and even agricultural planting.

In a word, as long as you have a skill, you can become Liu Jingsheng's guest. "

Liu Yu then understood that Liu Biao's Confucian classics conference was inclusive and all-encompassing.

Such a Confucian classics conference was beyond Liu Yu's expectations.

Could it be that Liu Biao was using this conference to select talents for Jingzhou?

When he thought of this, Liu Yu's understanding of him improved a little bit.

He was able to pacify Jingzhou single-handedly and had been in charge of Jingzhou for so many years. He was definitely not a mediocre person.

Now he could even think of holding a Confucian classics conference to select talents. Just based on this point, he crushed countless princes.

It seems that the reason why Jingzhou has so many talented people is not entirely because there is no war here, but Liu Biao's selection strategy also played a big role.

"Liu Jingsheng is truly a contemporary hero. He actually thought of this method to select talents for Jingzhou. I really admire him."

Liu Yu was sincerely convinced, and his tone became more respectful. He thought that his praise would inevitably lead to a wave of agreement.

Who knew that instead of being lively, the atmosphere became dead silent.

Liu Yu was a little surprised. What was going on? Did he say something wrong?

This shouldn't be the case. What I just said was clearly praising Liu Biao.

Cui Zhouping and the other two all noticed the doubt on Liu Yu's face. They looked at Huang Chengyan with some complexity, but had no intention of explaining to Liu Yu.

After a brief pause, Huang Chengyan laughed. He had encountered this kind of situation too many times. Others were reluctant to say some of the reasons because of his relationship with Liu Biao.

“Although I am somewhat related to Liu Jingsheng, Uncle Liu is a contemporary hero, so there is no need to be so secretive about him.

To be honest with you, when the Classics Conference was first held, it was indeed for the purpose of selecting talents for Jingzhou, but now? It is for Liu Jingsheng's false reputation. "

After saying this, Liu Yu and Guo Jia looked at each other and smiled. This is the Liu Biao we know.

If Liu Biao could really use the Confucian Classics Conference to elect the wise men of the world and let them perform their duties, Jingzhou would surely be a hundred times more prosperous than before, so why would he be afraid of Sun Ce in Yangzhou?

Liu Yu also understood this situation very well. After so many years, the aristocratic families in Jingzhou have already controlled all the important positions in Jingzhou in their own hands. No matter how talented the outsiders are, they will not vacate their positions.

Historically, by the later years of Liu Biao's reign, the power of the aristocratic families had become unstoppable.

This was fully illustrated when Liu Biao chose his crown prince. Prince Liu Qi was older and looked very similar to Liu Biao.

Whether according to the ancient precept of establishing the eldest son as the heir, or because of Liu Biao's preference, Liu Qi was definitely the first candidate, and Liu Biao must have been very clear about this.

The reason why he was hesitant was that he was afraid of the power of the Cai family.

He was afraid that even if he passed the position to Prince Liu Qi, Liu Qi might not be able to secure his rule over Jingzhou given his weak foundation.

The Cai family was like a mountain, standing in front of Liu Biao, suffocating him.

The second son, Liu Cong, was born to Cai, and he would certainly do everything possible to prevent Liu Qi from becoming the lord of Jingzhou.

Things turned out just as Liu Biao had expected. During his lifetime, Liu Qi was in danger of losing his throne.

Liu Qi, who was desperate, pulled the ladder out of Zhuge Liang's way. Zhuge Liang had no choice but to tell Liu Qi about the matter of Shen Sheng and Chong Er.

Liu Qi suddenly realized what was going on, and took advantage of the vacancy of the post of Jiangxia prefect to go to Jiangxia to take up the post, thus escaping his life.

If Zhuge Liang had not offered his strategy, Liu Qi would probably have died inexplicably.

When Liu Biao was dying, Liu Qi returned from Jiangxia and wanted to meet Liu Biao, but failed.

After Liu Biao's death, the Cai family indeed made Liu Cong their leader.

It would be understandable if Cai Mao could help Liu Cong to secure his control of Jingzhou and achieve success.

But the fact is, when faced with Cao Cao's call for surrender, Cai Mao decisively chose to surrender without much consideration.

In their minds, it doesn’t matter who holds Jingzhou. What matters is that the family’s interests are not infringed.

If the Confucian Classics Conference cannot select talents for Jingzhou, it will become empty talk.

Hard work makes a country prosperous, while empty talk ruins it.

Liu Yu was very clear about this principle.

"How many of you are guests at the Confucian Classics Conference?"

Cui Zhouping nodded and said, "I received an invitation from Liu Jingsheng a few days ago, and I am planning to go and see the talented people in Jingzhou in a few days."

Liu Yu smiled faintly and said, "Although there are many talented people in Jingzhou, in my opinion, the talents of others are probably inferior to yours."

Liu Yu said this out of inspiration, and it was not intentional praise.

In history, besides these three people, there were also Ma Wuchang and Pang Tong, who left a great reputation in Jingzhou. However, they were still young at that time and had no chance to attend the Confucian Classics University.

"A praise from the emperor's uncle is worth more than a thousand pieces of gold. I wonder if the emperor's uncle has the spare time. If we can attend, this year's Confucian classics conference will surely go down in history." Cui Zhouping began to invite enthusiastically. In his opinion, if Liu Yu could attend, it would definitely greatly enhance his reputation.

"I am here to seek medical advice for Fengxiao, so I will not attend the Confucian Classics Conference."

Liu Yu explicitly rejected the idea. In his opinion, the Confucian classics conference at that time was not much different from the expert seminars of later generations. They were all nonsense.

Liu Yu could imagine the scene of that day without having to go there. A group of people talked eloquently and boastfully in the mansion, and then went back to their homes and their mothers. As for what they said at the banquet, who would care?

If Liu Yu were to participate, it would not only invisibly boost the momentum of the Confucian classics conference, but he might also be chased by others to show off his talents.

Liu Yu hated this deeply. Given his current status and fame, he had no need to use poetry to expand his influence.

Even after reciting dozens of masterpieces, the most common compliment people give to him is his talent.

But if the article is not relevant to the topic and you don’t give the correct answer, voices of doubt will come like a tide.

No matter how Liu Yu calculated it, he felt it was not worth it.

Liu Yu clearly refused, and a trace of disappointment appeared on the faces of several people.