[Three Kingdoms] Heroine Cultivation Manual

Qin Chu flipped through the letterhead on the table with his chin in his hands, and sighed boredly.

After that day, Xun Yu wrote another letter and sent it out, detailing the list of scholars under He Jin's command who were "worth making friends with".

She reviewed it briefly, and found that at the beginning was Ding Yuanqiaomao who was summoned to the capital together with her, and then there were Cai Yong and Lu Zhi and other famous Confucian scholars in the court... Well, these two are well-known, although they cannot He was counted as "He Jin's subordinate", but he was also regarded as a worthy scholar by the careful doctor Xun Jianyi, so he made an exception and stuffed him in.

After that, I followed a bunch of people, most of them were names I had never seen before, and among them was Captain Dian Cao Cao.

Qin Chu couldn't help touching his chin, and his thoughts began to wander: Cao Cao is the son of an eunuch's adopted son, so can he be considered a scholar?Doesn't count?

But Xun Yu had a reason for letting him in.Regardless of why Cao Cao entered into the business or not, he is indeed a very reliable partner-not to mention what he has done in history, just looking at the present, he is also far-sighted for man-machine change.Ah, when Situ's mansion caught fire, he even gave eight-year-old Ah Chu a sword.

She took that Meng De sword to Xiliang and hung it on the wall—Guo Jiadianwei and other historically recorded Cao and Wei clans were not allowed to approach it, but people like Ma Chao Gaoyue, even if they took it off to kill cattle and sheep would be fine.

This story was once circulated in the army. There is something wrong with the lord's sword feng shui. This kid Ma Chao has got the lord's favor and is going to be a foster husband. He said everything, and Ma Chao was so scared that he didn't dare to approach him for several days she.

Having said that, Feng Shui is actually not wrong, she is indeed superstitious about this matter.

There are so many people under her, more than half of them are... Forget it, don't think too much about things that are impossible to happen.

Qin Chu quickly skipped the insignificant and trivial issues, and scanned down ten lines at a glance. As expected, he did not see the two young masters of the Yuan family, so he closed the letter contentedly, and said in his heart:

"Wen Ruo really knows how to read people."

She flattered herself overtly and secretly, and gained some satisfaction for a while, and finally she was able to calm down and think carefully.

Probably because of the mention of "He Jin's great potential" and "the letter was delivered late" during the chat a few days ago, Xun Yu mistakenly thought that her purpose was to show off in front of He Jin.

Therefore, Wang Zuozhicai, who wanted to stand on the sidelines, once again kindly went out, compiled the list for her, and sent someone to send it over.

Qin Chu was half grateful and half helpless.The list is of course good, but she really can't use it for a while.

——Because she never thought of joining He Jin at all, let alone taking advantage of He Jin's momentum to climb the clouds.

Leaving aside the fact that He Jin is a man of small wit and great plans, he is unreliable at all. The chaos in Luoyang was originally a contest between the gentry and the imperial power, but it was hidden in such a way that few people could see it.

Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty sold his official titles, and he had consumed the so-called "imperial power and heavenly prestige" a long time ago. The young emperor is nothing to be afraid of, but the aristocratic family, which has been rooted in the Eastern Han Dynasty for more than a hundred years, has monopolized official careers and controlled public opinion. Gangrene of the bone is difficult to remove easily.

Although Qin Chu also came from a famous family, but she is well aware of the harm of the aristocratic family, and most of her subordinates are from poor families, and she has long been restrained from the aristocratic family, so how can she help them grow?

After all, Xun Yu came from a prominent family, and it is extremely rare to be able to keep a distance from General He, who is supported by the family. If he shows other tendencies, it will be "turning his elbows outward", which will inevitably affect the reputation of the Xun family among scholars. .

What's more, who can the so-called "other tendencies" be directed towards?

——Besides the young emperor, who else is there?

Qin Chu sighed again.

"My lord, today...huh?"

There was some movement at the door, Qin Chu straightened up immediately, and just as he took the words "too lazy to work" off his face, he saw Guo Jia come in with the curtain lifted.

The military master suddenly stopped halfway through offering wine, sniffed his nose lightly, and then frowned slightly:

"This is……"

"Wen Ruo's letter," she raised the letterhead with a smile, "it was just delivered last night. He really cared, and even made a list for me."

"It really is him." Guo Jia leaned forward, took the letter unceremoniously, and looked down at it.

He read at an extremely fast speed, his eyes kept moving across the letter, his thin hands pinched the scarf, a small wrinkle appeared, and he pursed his mouth, wondering what he was thinking.

After a while, he returned Xun Yu's letter with a bitter fragrance back to Qin Chu.

"Wen Ruo has good intentions, and everyone on the list is trustworthy," he confirmed with Qin Chu with a nod, a gleam in his eyes, and a sly smile suddenly appeared, "However..."

He followed Qin Chu for a long time, and naturally he saw her most clearly.Just like the "secret edict" that the two of them now tacitly agree on - since the young emperor is still sitting on the dragon couch, isn't the emperor's secret edict more useful than "the favor of the uncle of the country"?

"will use."

Qin Chu didn't even wait for him to finish the second half of the sentence, and immediately understood his thoughts.She pressed the letter paper with a paperweight, stretched out her hand to smooth the scarf, raised her head and smiled at Guo Jia, with a sharp glimmer in her eyes:

"—But where it is used, it may be different from Wen Ruo's idea."

"It seems that the lord has his own opinion, and Jia will not interfere."

Guo Jia flattered him in a non-serious manner, and then saw Qin Chu lower his eyes again.

While Qin Chu was still looking down at the letter, the cunning fox with a big tail raised his hand and pulled away the wooden couch beside her, sat down without hesitation, took out a feather fan from nowhere, and fanned it slowly wind.

The wind was just like its owner, lazily blowing past Qin Chu's forehead and ears, leisurely picking up the hair around Qin Chu's face, scratching her so that she wanted to sneeze.

She was still studying Xun Yu's "Acquaintance List" with her eyes lowered. Guo Jia couldn't calm down because of the feather fan he owed, and his heart was very chaotic.

Her forehead skipped a beat, and she simply let go of her head, which couldn't turn around, and grabbed Guo Jia's hand that was holding the feather fan.

(No effort at all) The military officer Jijiu's dangling right arm pulled over, covering half of Guo Jia's back with his hand, gave him a cold look, and asked very authoritarianly:

"Dangling around, what are you doing?"

Guo Jia looked at Qin Chu's overlapping hands calmly, and said innocently, "Wait until the master finishes watching."

"..."

It was only then that Qin Chu remembered that he seemed to have brought a message, but he had ignored it.

She silently put down her hand, coughed lightly, and pretended nothing happened: "What's the matter with Feng Xiao, let's talk about it first."

"The lord made a promise two days ago, saying that there is nothing to do recently, and you can bring Jia when you go back to Fu's house to organize things. Did the lord forget?"

Qin Chu was taken aback for a moment, scratching his head for a long time, and finally remembered such a thing.

Except for meeting Sheng Sheng and visiting Xun Yu these days, she stayed in the tent in the suburbs of Beijing and never had time to go home.A while ago, the servants of the Fufu came to the door, only to realize that it was time to move.

She is nineteen now, and she has received three or two official positions. According to the standards of men, she should have moved out of the house and started a new family long ago.However, she was not ready when she left. After going away for so many years, she came back to the age of moving out, and she was busy for a long time, and now she has the time to go back and prepare.

According to Fu Wan Liu Hua, since she is the prostitute in the family, she should have waited and took over the main house in Yongheli in the future. Even if it is not the time, it is okay to stay at home.

But Qin Chu herself was unwilling - she had so many soldiers under her command and had to communicate with various forces, it was inconvenient for her to have too many people in the main house, if she didn't have a house of her own, it would be hard for her to feel at ease.

Ah Chu briefly mentioned this matter when he was in Xiliang, but she did not expect Princess Yang An to remember it now, and sent someone to remind her two days ago, saying that the personal servants have been arranged, but they still have to wait for her to go back , to see what's left behind.

Guo Jia was also there at that time, and after getting a general idea, he immediately leaned over and got involved: "My lord's moving is a big deal—can Jia accompany you?"

She thought about it, and felt that there was really nothing important at hand, so she stood up slowly, straightened the messy sleeves of the clothes she was sitting on, and walked out of the camp calmly as if she really remembered this, and pushed open the curtain Only then turned around and said:

"Of course I do. Let's go now."

... so calm that Guo Jia almost believed it.

Unfortunately, Qin Chu's composure did not last long.

Ma Chao, who was sent to see the caterpillar messenger, had just let him go back the past two days. Now he was able to see the light of day, and he got his wish to show Qin Chu the door.

This young general who was determined to be a gatekeeper at a young age, as soon as he sent away the courier who had scrambled and crawled to ensure that the secret would not be leaked, he couldn't wait to fish out the silver gun that had been idle for a few days, and went to Qin Chu's tent like a pillar. With a kick at the door, the dream came true in a blink of an eye, and the old god became the door god on the ground.

His ears were already good, and Guo Jia and Qin Chu didn't deliberately lower their voices in the coach's tent. Hearing that Qin Chu seemed to be going out, he took a deep breath, straightened his back immediately, and stood tall like a handsome, high-spirited figure. coffin board.

As soon as Qin Chu stepped out of the tent, he was startled by the coffin board.

Ma Chao's complexion was calm and his expression was serious, but his hair was so short of straight hair that he was "flashing with anger". He was so energetic that he could be playing and singing the national anthem under the red flag of the 21st century.

And Guo Jia behind her...had been staying up late for several days, her footsteps were sloppy, there were two black circles under her eyes, and she was so loose that she seemed to fall down at any time, and she forced herself to be Ma Chao's control group.

Qin Chu: "..."

Hesitant to speak.

Before she had time to say anything, Ma Chao bowed his hands to her, stood behind her as it should be, and stood side by side with Guo Jia, forming a bleak "before and after staying up all night comparison picture", and said seriously:

"My lord, don't worry, even if you are in Fufu, the subordinates will protect you!"

Qin Chu: "..."

Her eyelids twitched, and she choked out a sentence after a while: "Are you going too?"