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

As the war unfolded in full swing, Liu Yu traveled all the way from Nanzheng to Huang Zhong's army without stopping.

He looked at the winding mountain road in front of him, which was circling up like a giant dragon, and a different emotion surged in his heart.

And right in the center of this mountain road, a magnificent pass stands.

This pass is like a giant beast lying in the mountains, and its walls seem to be towering into the clouds and indestructible.

On the city wall, rows of heavily armored soldiers stood in uniform, holding sharp bows and arrows, with sharp eyes and faces full of high vigilance.

Huang Zhong stood beside Liu Yu with a solemn expression, raised his hand and pointed at the pass ahead, and slowly introduced to Liu Yu: "My lord, please look, on both sides of the pass, Cao Cao sent people to hollow out the interior and sent many soldiers to garrison inside.

In this way, the enemy troops will have a commanding position. Whenever our army takes any action, they will inevitably be attacked fiercely by them, causing great casualties to us!"

Huang Zhong paused, frowning even more, and then continued: "Moreover, the mountain path here is too narrow, and our army cannot be deployed at all. Every time we attack, we can only advance in small groups.

However, often before we even reach the halfway point, our soldiers have already suffered heavy casualties and only a few are left.”

While Liu Yu listened carefully to what Huang Zhong said, he narrowed his eyes, carefully observed the situation in front of him, and silently calculated the time in his mind.

After a while, he slowly said: "It is indeed as Han Sheng said, after many days of continuous attacks, our soldiers are already exhausted.

This is not a solution. Let's order the soldiers to rest for a while. Once they have recovered some strength and morale, we can launch the attack again."

"My Lord! After exploring and trying day and night for this period of time, I have finally mastered some methods to break through.

Although there are still some difficulties, please believe me, as long as I give myself a little more time, I will be able to overcome this difficulty in one fell swoop! "

Liu Yu nodded slightly and said in a deep voice: "Well, the terrain of this pass is extremely dangerous, easy to defend but difficult to attack. It is indeed not something that can be broken in one day. Han Sheng should not be impatient, and we need to take a long-term view."

Huang Zhong bowed and accepted the order. He turned around silently and shouted to the soldiers behind him: "All soldiers, listen up! Let's stop fighting for now and conserve our energy for another day!"

As Huang Zhong's order was issued, the originally tense battlefield suddenly became quiet and the soldiers retreated like a tide.

At this moment, Jia Xu gazed quietly at the towering and impregnable pass, and his heart was filled with infinite emotion.

This pass is like a natural moat stretching ahead, its grandeur and magnificence are breathtaking.

No wonder Cao Cao was so fearless, it turned out that he relied on such a dangerous pass.

What a pity, it was a pity that he met Uncle Liu. If Uncle Liu had not come up with the strategy of circumventing the enemy, Cao Cao might have really succeeded in defending Yizhou by relying on this pass.

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While the two sides were in a stalemate, some minor riots occurred in Chang'an City. Liu Bei quickly reorganized his army and put them out.

When Liu Bei first guarded Chang'an, he met Liu Xie as he wished.

Liu Xie left a good impression on him. He behaved well and was very dignified.

Of course, the emperor only praised him with a few kind words and did not ask questions like who his ancestors were.

This is not surprising. The reason why Emperor Xian in history tried to get close to Liu Bei was simply because he was controlled by Cao Cao and wanted to get to know a relative of the Liu clan to assist him, so he acknowledged Liu Bei as his relative.

But the situation now is just the opposite. While Emperor Liu fought wars for the Han Dynasty, he constantly created opportunities for himself, hoping that when he grew up, he would be able to shoulder the heavy responsibility of the Han Dynasty.

Not only did Emperor Liu let the contemporary literary master Cai Yong teach him personally, he also left him two major political resources, one literary and one military.

The article is about Zhuge Liang. Don't look at Zhuge Liang's age and size, but he has seen many talents in Zhuge Liang that are difficult for ordinary people to achieve.

Perhaps what Emperor Liu said to him that day was not an exaggeration.

Zhuge Liang was extremely intelligent and was no less wise than Liu Bei.

The bravest one is Lu Bu. Lu Bu is the bravest in the world, and no one can question that.

With two such figures assisting him, there is no need to worry about the prosperity of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Yu's series of adjustments in Chang'an immediately made Zhuge Liang smell something unusual.

Emperor Liu transferred Zhang Ji to Hongnong County and transferred Liu Bei to Chang'an.

Zhuge Liang was very clear about Liu Bei's identity. He was a relative of the Han royal family and had considerable abilities. Under his governance, Luoyang City became prosperous.

At this time, transferring Liu Bei to Chang'an City must be to better protect the emperor's safety.

Zhuge Liang had already vaguely guessed some clues, and when he saw Xu Chu coming to Chang'an City, he instantly understood everything.

The tree wants to be calm and the wind does not stop.

Now that the Han Dynasty is about to be unified, even if Emperor Liu is willing to be humble, the soldiers under his command may find it difficult to agree.

This kind of thing is not an isolated case in history.

The most vivid example is that Emperor Guangwu was forced to proclaim himself emperor in Hebei.

Zhuge Liang understood Liu Yu's intention very well. From the beginning to the end, Liu Yu had no intention of becoming emperor, otherwise he would not have publicly said many times that he wanted to return power to the emperor, and why would he have gone to so much trouble to keep so many civil and military officials around the emperor.

Nowadays, government decrees from all over the country are continuously sent to His Majesty through special channels, just to make him adapt to this rhythm more quickly.

Given the power that Emperor Liu has now, if he really wants to usurp the throne, he has a hundred ways to take the throne into his possession.

Perhaps many people do not understand Liu Bei’s state of mind, but Zhuge Liang understands this feeling.

Or to be more precise, they are the same kind of people.

A person who regards ideal goals as lifelong goals.

In the eyes of others, they may be pedantic, stubborn, or even a little incomprehensible, but all of this cannot change the ideals in their hearts.

Power cannot disturb his mind, and wealth cannot shake his ambition.

They are born for their ideals and will naturally leave when their ideals are achieved.

Just as what Emperor Liu said that day, when the work is done, he will leave, hiding his achievements and fame.

How cool and magnanimous this is.

Zhuge Liang had already thought about his future. Once the Han Dynasty was prosperous again, everyone had food to eat, everyone had clothes to wear, the elderly had someone to rely on, and the young were taken care of, he would leave in a graceful manner with his attendants.