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Volume 4 of the Ecstasy, Chapter 6, Rebellion in a Moment

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    Shixun has always been kind to others, and he has many flowers and few thorns. This can not only reduce obstacles in the process of governance, but also show his demeanor as a great scholar.  At first glance, it¡¯s just that no one can cover everything. As long as you want to do something, it is inevitable to offend others. Moreover, as the saying goes, "If a tree is beautiful in the forest, the wind will destroy it; if it is piled up on the bank, the current will be turbulent; if the behavior is higher than that of people, it will be destroyed by the wind."  , everyone must be wrong." It is of course absolutely impossible to say that he is surrounded by friends and not a single enemy.  "After Shixun realizes that he has offended someone, he will often look for opportunities to offer a carrot to make up for it, such as treating Cao Hong.  Another example is the treatment of Chen Qun. Because of their different stances, Gu Zhi and Chen Changwen often disagreed on the direction of governance. As time went by, the possibility of direct conflict was difficult to avoid, but he still pretended to talk to Chen Qun in private.  A few nice words and spread them out deliberately to make the other party and bystanders think that this is just a dispute between gentlemen.  Of course, there must be some areas where care is not taken care of, especially when the other party is not Cao Hong or Chen Qun, but just a relatively small role. Intentionally or unintentionally forming a grudge is both inevitable and not necessarily true.  In my mind, let¡¯s take Cui Yan and Cui Jigui.  Cui Yan was also a famous minister of Wei in the original history, but it was just a large volume of the Three Kingdoms. Wei, there were so many people with names and surnames, it can be said that there is a lot of fighting capacity; now compared with Cui Yan, Xunzhi is like Shu  Zhuge Liang in the novel is average compared to Wang Mou and He Zongyi. The former is qualified to be a biography on his own, but the latter can only be attached to others and give a brief mention.  Does this kind of thing require too much attention?  Thinking back to when Cao Cao first settled on Jizhou and held a banquet for his ministers, he lamented that Jizhou had a prosperous population and that if he recruited soldiers and horses, "three hundred thousand people could be obtained." Cui Yan immediately stood up and reminded Cao Cao that "benevolence should lead the way and ask questions."  Customs, save them from trouble."  Not a "school planner".  Whether Cui Jigui was telling the truth, or whether he was trying to persuade his master to gain a reputation for himself, no one knew, but it was Xun who heard about it.  Immediately he couldn't sit still and jumped out to refute.  This matter stems from the fact that Shixun had read history until this point in his previous life, and he disapproved of it. The world was undecided and the princes were standing side by side. Cao Cao asked what happened to the amount of conscription?  Are you showing off your benevolence and morality because of this?  This is how traditional Confucian scholars value virtue over profit.  The advocating for simple talk will lead to the arrogance of the Wei and Jin Dynasties in the following years. The decline of China is actually caused by this.  So Shi Xun couldn't help but stood up and sneered at this senior brother who had just met him not long ago. ?????????? It¡¯s not easy to say that you are a good person, but in most cases, you will make up for it afterwards and give the other party a step down to avoid any resentment.  But on the one hand, he didn't take Cui Yan seriously at all, and on the other hand, the Zheng clan split happened soon after, and he was completely opposed to Cui Yan.  No matter how much I try to make up for it, there is no way out.  The split of the Zheng clan originated from the fact that after Zheng Xuan's death, Xi Lu and Cui Yan competed to be the successor and the new leader of the Zheng clan.  In the original history, although Zheng Xue was popular all over the world, it was not established as an official school. Being the leader of the Zheng Sect could not gain many practical benefits. Perhaps for this reason, there was no fierce internal struggle.  But in this timeline, it was Xun who made Zhengmen the best Confucian sect in the world. The explicit benefits and implicit prestige that being a leader can gain are too high.  Fortune and wealth have always moved people's hearts, so Xi, Cui and others couldn't help but fight for it.  Xi Lu has an average level of Confucian classics among his fellow sects, and his character is relatively low. He is a completely loyal dog to Cao Cao. Perhaps Cui Yanzhi's fight with him is not selfish.  But come out of righteousness.  But for Shixun, who cares if you do it for personal or public reasons?  Senior Brother Xi is a big helper in my governance. He supports me as the mascot. Naturally, I want to support him as the leader. This is completely opposed to Cui Jigui.  As a result of the fight, Cui Yan left his hometown in despair.  Shi Xun was still thinking about it at the time.  In the original history, you were killed by Cao Cao. Although you have lost your power now, you can enjoy your old age in peace. In fact, I saved you, do you know?  Of course Cui Yan will not know, let alone be grateful to Shixun for this. The knot between the two of them has been formed, and it can no longer be bridged.  So today Huan Fan came to the meeting late at night and mentioned, "The emperor is like this, he may have been instigated by villains", and then asked: "My lord, did you ever have a rift with Cui Jigui?" Shi Xun was confused on the spot and couldn't help but frown and asked: "  Cui Yan returned to the official position? "Wasn't he driven away from his hometown by Cao Cao?  Huan Fan smiled slightly and replied: "A few months before the death of the late emperor, the Zhongzhi was called a secret. Do you want to see?" The "Zhongzhi" mentioned here is not the "Zhongzhi", but the "inner court's order".  It means that the emperor bypasses the arbitrary decrees issued by the prime minister and his assistants.  In the original history, this term first appeared in the Tang Dynasty, but now that China and Taiwan have been established in advance as a quasi-legislative body, naturally similar terms have emerged.  Shi Xun pondered for a while, knowing Cao Cao's intention, he couldn't help but sneered: "If you want to use Cui Jigui to tease me, it's like using an owl to scare the chicks." Even if he wanted to engage in the "small and big system to control each other, and different opinions to disturb each other"  , the energy to find this opposite for me may not be too small.  Well, I guess Cao Cao died too quickly,?I just started to arrange it, so everything is not in place yet.  However, Huanfan reminded Shixun not to underestimate Cui Yan or the forces he represented. "Now Cui Jigui is temporarily taking charge of the secret prison, citing friends, and has gradually become a party." The secret prison was originally Xing Yong, who was sent to Shu by Cao Mao.  The imperial edict was passed on, and the task was not just this. After the edict was announced, he also had to inspect Chengdu and its surrounding areas so that after returning to the capital, he could report the true situation he saw to the emperor, so he did not follow Shi Xun.  Come together, I guess I will have to stay in Yizhou for another month or two.  As soon as Xing Yong left, Cao Mao ordered Cui Yan to take charge of the daily work of the secret prison. Cui Jigui took the opportunity to stuff many private persons into the prison, win over his colleagues, and cultivate party members.  Huan Fan said that although Cui Yan's taste is not high now, he can actually completely control the secret prison.  Shi Xun waved his hand: "No worries." In the imperial structure he designed, the three provinces and twelve provinces have real power, but the secret prison is fictitious, and there are also subordinate prisons to compete with it.  Even if Cui Yanshi is appointed as a secret prisoner, what should I fear?  Huan Fan wanted to persuade him again, but he hesitated and swallowed his words.  I will debunk this article for the time being so that I can continue to report the situation in Luozhong to Shixun: "My lord is coming from afar, and there may be no news about what happened in the past few days." Because Cao Mao ordered the news to be blocked, Shixun basically could do it before leaving Hanzhong.  He was half-deaf and blind, but when he returned to Chang'an, he immediately contacted the intelligence agency of the family. In fact, he already knew the basic content of the situation reported to him by Huan Fan today, but it was just not detailed enough.  However, message transmission takes time after all, so Huan Fan said, as for the past few days, you should not have received the report yet. Something big happened!  "King Liyang has rebelled!" Shixun smiled slightly: "I knew it." Then he asked, "Why is it too late to rebel?" Cao Chong is a child with great ambitions and relies on his intelligence. There is no comparison between brothers.  He believed that he was the most suitable successor to his father and the second emperor of Cao Wei.  In the past, Cao Ang, Cao Pi and others had pressure on him. Even if they were both idiots, after all, in terms of age and inheritance qualifications, they were higher than Cao Ziying, so they only dared to engage in conspiracy and did not dare to confront openly.  Now that Cao Cao has passed away and Cao Mao has ascended the throne, since I am his uncle, I should be higher than him in the line of succession. How can I tolerate my nephew jumping on my head?  Previously, Zhou Bujie often received letters. The basic content was to complain to Shixun that King Liyang thought too highly of himself and coveted the throne. He had repeatedly tried to persuade him, but to no avail. He was afraid that he would do something rebellious in the future.  Come.  But not long before Xun Xun conquered Shu, there was no letter from Zhou Buji for several months. Did Cao Chong suddenly change his mind?  Absolutely not!  Cao Chong must have sent someone to intercept Zhou Buji's letter to him, and maybe he even put Zhou Buji under house arrest without communicating with the outside world.  Why did Cao Chong do this?  Then its counter-intention has already emerged, and it is expected. ???????????? When Shixun basically pacified Shu and asked old Shu officials, he found out that the "Mr. Yin Lei" who dared to love and was relied on by Cao Chong for his arm turned out to be a pseudonym from Yiji, and he was the number one spy of the Shu Han who infiltrated the Central Plains!  It was Xunxin who said it was no wonder, and I also asked why Yiji originally came from Cao Ang, and then suddenly disappeared without a trace and never returned to Shu?  It turns out that he didn't go, but was still making trouble in the Central Plains. Why could I not think of such a simple word game like Yin Lei and Yi Ji in my confusion?  So even if Cao Wei sends a large army to attack Shu, if Yiji doesn't take some big action, his "mother country" will be destroyed, and Cao Chong will inevitably be incited to rebel.  However, even after killing Yi Ji, he could not have expected that the chaos in Shu would be so extreme after Liu Bei's death. It only took Shi Xun less than half a year to enter Chengdu safely.  The transmission of information over thousands of miles was extremely slow and lagging. Yiji's attempt to incite Cao Chong to rebel would inevitably be delayed by several beats, making it difficult to truly respond to the Shu Han regime.  It's just that half a year has passed, so your actions may have been too slow.  Huan Fan smiled and said: "If the late emperor were here, how dare Wang An of Liyang rebel?" You have forgotten Cao Cao. As long as Cao Cao is still alive, unless Yin Lei puts Cao Chong under house arrest and takes his life, Cao Xiaoxiang will definitely not dare to take action.  Now that Cao Cao is dead and Cao Mao succeeds to the throne, the news must be reported to the kings as soon as possible, so it is a great opportunity to take advantage of the chaotic period between the old and the new to start a rebellion, so Cao Chong dared to take action.  When Shixun heard this, he frowned: "What can he do and dare to rebel?" This is the princes and kings of Cao Wei, not the princes and kings of Sima Jin. The vassal state is small and the number of guards is limited. Unless Cao Chong is crazy, he will  How can I have the energy to cause any big trouble?  If you really dare to rebel alone, you can be put down by the governor of a state.  Cao Chong is not crazy, and he is definitely not stupid. He must have some tricks or helpers to make trouble, right?  Huan Fan nodded: "Anfeng, Rencheng, and Juancheng may all turn against each other at the same time." (To be continued.) "You can get the view when you go to the cloud. Come to the pavilion." Mobile phone users please visit http://m.  piaotia.net
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