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

Luoyang City.

Liu Yu, who returned to Luoyang City, was quite busy.

He spent a full ten days organizing the previously useful content into a book.

During this period, he had been talking with Zhuge Liang, and the more he talked, the more he felt that Zhuge Liang was gifted.

There are some issues that I haven’t fully understood yet, which is entirely due to my youth and experience.

But these two abilities will gradually increase with age and time.

Zhuge Liang also admired Liu Yu very much. When Liu Yu was in Luoyang, the reputation of Liu Huangshu's great talent spread throughout the world.

Later, when Mr. Shuijing went south to Jingzhou, he also mentioned Uncle Liu.

Mr. Shuijing praised Uncle Liu highly, saying that he was humble, wise, talented and a genius.

He believed that a person as talented as Liu Bei would only appear once every five hundred years.

Mr. Shuijing finally concluded that the person who could revive the Han Dynasty must be this person.

When Zhuge Liang heard these words that day, he felt that Mr. Shuijing was exaggerating a bit.

It was not until these days, when he spent every day with Liu Yu, that Zhuge Liang was truly attracted by Liu Yu's talent.

Zhuge Liang had never even heard of many of the opinions and insights expressed by Emperor Liu.

This made the young Zhuge Liang feel a little frustrated, but when he thought that this person was Liu Bei, the frustration in his heart disappeared instantly.

It doesn't seem to be a shame to be less knowledgeable than Liu Huangshu. After all, he is Liu Huangshu.

Guo Jia was very excited during this period. Except for the necessary rest, he was always looking for Zhuge Liang.

In history, there is a regret that Fengxiao did not die and Wulong did not come out.

And now in this era, this regret has finally been made up.

The two most amazing geniuses of the era hit it off at first sight and sparks of spiritual connection flew between them.

Guo Jia agreed with Liu Yu's point of view that when Zhuge Liang grew up, no one in that era would be more capable than him.

During this period, Liu Bei often came here in his spare time to listen to people talking.

When Liu Bei was young, he liked dogs, horses, music, and beautiful clothes, but he didn't like reading.

Although he later became a disciple of the great scholar Lu Zhi, he did not learn much knowledge.

This is not surprising. In this era, if people want to stand out, they must have a reputation as a foundation.

For example, loyalty and filial piety. This is why Liu Bei worshipped Lu Zhi.

To put it bluntly, they just want to use Lu Zhi's skin as a banner for themselves. As for knowledge, I'm afraid neither side cares.

Liu Bei was at a disadvantage at this time. When several people were discussing academic matters, Liu Bei seemed to understand something and said nothing.

Although he didn't quite understand what they were saying, Liu Bei remained very calm, without any discomfort or embarrassment on his face.

When several people saw these instruments, they all secretly admired them.

Liu Bei, who had just entered the official career, was also an impatient person. When he was the county lieutenant of Anxi County, the Inspector was rude to Liu Bei. In anger, Liu Bei whipped the Inspector for more than 200 times before he rode away with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei.

Later, after experiencing ups and downs and social torture, Liu Bei gradually put away his arrogant character and became a politician who did not show his emotions.

The conversion process is very strange, so strange that even the history books are somewhat contradictory.

The topic of the few people changed quickly, and they had already started discussing the governance of the city.

Hearing this, Liu Bei instantly became excited.

In terms of experience in governing the country, Liu Bei was very experienced.

When he was in Pingyuan County, Liu Bei managed the small county of a hundred miles in an orderly manner, and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and the people were prosperous.

During his time in power in Luoyang City, he has restored peace to this ancient city and brought it back to life.

Liu Bei drank a cup of tea and said slowly: "I have some simple ideas on how to govern, and I would like to discuss them with you."

"Please speak, Lord Xuande," Zhuge Liang said.

Liu Bei cleared his throat and said slowly:

“The key to governing is peace and tranquility. Lao Tzu once said that governing a large country is like cooking a small fish. This is exactly what he meant.

Do nothing and you will achieve everything. The Han Dynasty was in decline and the people were in chaos. If we want to develop quickly, we must let the people rest and recuperate. "

What Liu Bei said was very simple and Liu Yu nodded repeatedly.

After so many years of history, Liu Yu had long understood a truth.

The creativity of the Chinese people is unlimited. As long as those in power do not oppress the people and make trouble for them, the people will burst out with powerful creativity.

The earliest prosperous era in Chinese history, and some say the only prosperous era, was the policy of ruling by inaction.

Liu Bei's words were highly agreed by several people.

Zhuge Liang was the first to say, "Lord Xuande is well versed in the art of government. I am sorry for the disrespect."

Liu Bei smiled and said, "Kong Ming, you are too kind. The way of governing is ever-changing, and I only know a little bit of it. I can't say I am proficient in it."

"Brother, there are no outsiders here, so you don't have to be so humble. We have all seen the changes in Luoyang. If it weren't for your dedication to governance, how could we have the current situation?

Luoyang has a large population and is becoming increasingly prosperous. All the barren land around Luoyang has been reclaimed, and the city of Luoyang that was burned down by Dong Zhuo has also gradually recovered. If it continues to develop at this pace, it won’t be long before Luoyang City will become even more prosperous.”

When Dong Zhuo fled west to Chang'an, he set Luoyang city on fire. Liu Yu remembered the situation vividly, as if it were yesterday.

There were ruins, smoke billowing, corpses paving the road, and no life. The once prosperous Luoyang City lost all its color overnight.

Whenever Liu Yu thought back to the years he had experienced, his heart was filled with endless pain and regret.

The seed of determination to revive the Han Dynasty had already taken deep root in his heart when he first set foot in Luoyang City.

At that time, looking at the endless stream of people, he secretly made up his mind to do something.

He was fully aware that he was shouldering an important mission. Since fate had brought him to this turbulent era, he could not sit idly by and allow the common people to suffer once again from those cruel and inhumane sufferings.

He longs to turn the tide with his own strength, push the wheel of history forward, bring about earth-shaking changes in the entire society, completely bid farewell to the old appearance of the past, and radiate new brilliance!

Fortunately, after this period of hard work, he finally achieved something. Now he occupies three states and has hundreds of thousands of soldiers. As long as he defeats Yuan Shao, he will completely occupy the north.

Liu Yu did not have much confidence as he might not be able to defeat Yuan Shao.

Yuan Shao had been working in Jizhou for many years and had deep roots there. If he fought against him, he would clearly have the upper hand.

"My dear brother, the palace in Luoyang City is also under construction. I believe it will be completed soon."

Liu Yu was not in a hurry to build the palace. Judging from the current situation, it was obviously not a wise move to welcome the emperor back to Luoyang at this time.

His sitting in Chang'an meant that Liu Yu had greater strategic depth and freedom.