Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

The presentation of Wu Lei Guan’s results was very brief, but also very impressive. {What? You don’t know yet|Read COM, read the chapters without mistakes|Hurry up and Google them}

Yan Lide left with worries and decided to look for an opportunity to visit Wulei Temple.

Li Shiji and Li Jing are both famous generals in the country.

He opened up territory for the Tang Dynasty and wrote books and biographies for military strategists.

If you advance, you can intimidate foreign countries; if you retreat, you can enjoy the martial arts temple.

This is what such a famous general should do and enjoy.

As for the gunpowder technique of Wu Lei Guan, how to better prepare it, how to train gunpowder technicians, and how to explore other functions of this gunpowder.

The general supervisor has rich experience and is a master craftsman.

Moreover, his younger brother Yan Liben had seen the cannon and described it.

Although it is still unclear its internal structure and what kind of gold and iron it is made of.

But at least there is a clear direction to try.

Yan Lide felt that now that the power of gunpowder was seen, it was appropriate to add a gunpowder department to the prison.

Hmm... It's not impossible to call it the Five Mines Department.

Li Jing and Li Shi𪟝 left talking and laughing.

The gunpowder matter finally came to fruition, and it was considered as a wish fulfilled.

As for whether gunpowder could be used in military formations, the two generals didn't care much.

I think Wei Huo, whose weapons and equipment are not much different from those of the Xiongnu, can chase the North.

Nowadays, the surrounding countries are not as good as the Tang Dynasty in terms of the bravery of their soldiers and the strength of their soldiers, so the two generals will not pay attention to each other.

Just like Li Jing's attack on Yinshan when he destroyed the Turks, three thousand Qingqi captured Dingxiang.

At that time, there were at least 50,000 Turkic cavalry in Dingxiang, but they were defeated by Li Jing in a battle. In that case, even if there was gunpowder, they were completely useless.

If future generations try to control that flying thing, I will never miss you and me.

Li Jing stroked his beard and smiled. This was what the two of them were thinking.

I wonder if you and I can leave our names as Xingyu.

Li Shi also looked at the sky and sighed.

Hou Junji looked at them and sighed.

Yan Lide didn't look sideways as he walked away.

When Li Shi and Li Jing left, they turned a deaf ear to his dignified Duke Lu.

The person who finally stopped in front of Hou Junji was Li Shimin.

Let's take a walk. Li Shimin said.

So Hou Junji carefully accompanied His Majesty back, chatting about some experiences along the way.

Hexi is doing very well. Li Shimin said.

Hou Junji almost burst into tears. He was so proud of his Majesty's foresight.

As for the plan to ask for war when leaving Hexi, it has been abandoned to Tianzhu.

Just four months after leaving Chang'an, she has become like a grandma who doesn't care about her or an uncle who doesn't love her.

Then if you lead troops on an expedition, wouldn't it be difficult to predict life and death for more than half a year?

The gunpowder demonstration site was in the north of the city, and the two of them passed by the Xuanwu Gate on their way back.

Li Shimin stood for a moment and said casually:

If you didn't gather in the past, how could I be here today?

Hou Junji suddenly felt like he was sweating. If this sentence was a joke, he would have at least ten ways to deal with it to please His Majesty.

But at this time, Li Shimin's tone was flat, without any fluctuation, which actually shocked Hou Junji.

If His Majesty had not brought peace to the world, how could the Tang Dynasty be here today, and how could the Tang Dynasty be prosperous for hundreds of years?

Hou Junji immediately bowed down and did not dare to look up.

He could feel that His Majesty's eyes seemed to be full of exploration, and he just looked down at him without saying a word.

After this unbearable stalemate lasted for a few breaths, Hou Junji heard His Majesty suddenly laugh:

If Jun Ji really thinks so, that would be great.

Come on, come on, let's have a meal together in the palace today. The sweet and sour fish from the royal chef can't be eaten outside.

The monarch and his ministers walked back laughing, and Hou Junji felt that the silk lining was soaked with sweat and stuck to his back, which made him feel extremely uncomfortable.

On the contrary, he felt relieved. He knew His Majesty's temper and this inexplicable matter was over.

And with this attitude... I will actually slap His Majesty in the future?

Shaking his head in his heart, Hou Junji couldn't help but admire his future self's courage.

Your Majesty has been highly praised by later generations, and has no equal in military use since ancient times.

What is the level of Hou Junji? How dare you take such a leap of faith?

…

Bianjing is still in the imperial garden.

Zhao Guangyi felt helpless when he looked at the nagging Zhao Kuangyin and the imperial garden that was strictly guarded by the Forbidden Army:

Brother, if you want to hunt birds again, please leave Rong Chen.

Of course, Zhao Guangyi knows very well about his brother's hobbies.

Zhao Kuangyin laughed and just motioned for his brother to sit down.

He clearly saw his younger brother's desire for the throne, so he had been trying to beat him since last year.

This year is even more severe. Last month, the eunuchs of the Jin Dynasty had the nerve to petition and take away the large logs in the woodyard that were as thick as two people's arms, so that they could be used by the Jin Dynasty to build furniture.

The younger brother was infected with extravagance, and the elder brother naturally had to do his best to correct it, so Zhao Kuangyin gave a very strict reprimand:

Crushing the big into the small is like cutting off your head!

This is also the source of Zhao Kuang's loyalty.

Zhao Kuangyin didn't care, he just smiled and said:

Let's wait and see.

Zhao Kuangyin saw in his eyes the fights between his younger brother and Zhao Pu, and his tentative oversteps in etiquette.

So after much deliberation, he tried a simpler solution:

Let your younger brother watch the fairy light curtain together.

So easy for Zhao Kuangyi to understand:

Brother, have you seen that destiny is really with me, don’t play with those little thoughts!

…

The Chengdu government office is also bustling with people.

Liu Bei's face glowed red.

The war in South China is progressing more smoothly than expected.

Emperor Xuan of Jin, who had just arrived, tried his best to offer suggestions, but locals Li Hui and Zhang Yi always found loopholes.

Often at this time, Liu Bei would feel particularly happy when looking at Sima Yi, who was unable to speak a word.

Feng Xi and Zhang Nan, who led the army, never made rash advances and emphasized stability in their military use.

Brother, isn't Sanyi great?

Sanyi? Liu Bei was confused when faced with Zhang Fei's question.

Sima Yi, Wu Yi, and Zhang Yi.

Zhang Fei chuckled and said:

When my eldest brother went to Pingnan Middle School, he didn't bring many people with him, but half of them were named Yi.

Liu Bei shook his head. He didn't quite understand what his third brother was laughing at, but he still said:

Maybe because they have the same name, Sima Yi and Wu Yi are close to each other.

Two people lead the army, and when they attack, they must hit the enemy's vital points. They are very fast and fierce.

He was speechless when talking about this, and he didn't know how Wu Yi would feel when he learned about Emperor Xuan of Jin in the future, and how Wu Yi's name was changed to Wu Yi because he avoided tabooing Sima Yi.

Zhang Yi can share the hardships with the soldiers and has the appearance of a good general.

Every time Liu Bei saw Zhang Ni, he always felt a little sad when he thought that this general had to borrow money for medical treatment when he later went to war for his country.

Therefore, Liu Bei did not hesitate to reward Zhang Yi every time he fought against him, which aroused Zhang Yi to become more determined to die for Uncle Liu.

However, the person who made the greatest contribution in this battle is undoubtedly Doctor Zhang.

Liu Bei raised his hands to Zhang Zhongjing:

Without insect repellent powder and anti-disease prescriptions, countless soldiers would have died due to miasma, snakes and worms.

In order to prevent his soldiers from eating raw water, Liu Bei also set up two additional teams of military officers and strictly ordered the water to boil before drinking.

Now it seems that the effect is remarkable. There are only a hundred or so people in Nanzhong who are unable to fight due to miasma.

Zhang Zhongjing cupped his hands and neither took credit nor excused himself. He only said that this was his duty.

What about Emperor Xuan of Jin? Zhang Fei was a little curious.

Liu Bei raised his head and thought for a while and said:

Wu Yi is ordered to temporarily take charge of all affairs in Nanzhong, with Li Hui and Sima Yi assisting.

I handed over Kong Ming's Nanzhong strategy to Li Hui and asked him to discuss with the various Nanzhong tribes who are committed to the Han Dynasty to rebuild the business of body poisoning.

As for Sima Yi.

Liu Bei changed to look interested:

I left him a list of names handed over by Liu Jiyu.

This list was originally very long, but with the victory of Jingxiang and personally leading troops to suppress the rebellion in Nanzhong.

Many people on the list have softened their attitudes, so their names have been crossed out.

The rest can only lament that they do not cherish opportunities.

At this moment, the familiar light curtain in mid-air slowly unfolded again.

【Hi hi hi hi! Hello, viewers!

Let’s not talk much today and just set off!

The book continues from the previous chapter. After Tuyuhun was overthrown by Li Jing, the Tang Dynasty no longer had any constraints on its use of troops in the Western Regions.

As a result, the Tang Dynasty officially began its rapid territorial expansion.

In other words, the rapid recovery of the Han Dynasty's homeland began. 】

In the Manna Palace.

Hou Junji, who was sitting on the chair, wanted to cry for a moment: It's not easy.

Hou Junji could no longer remember the taste of the sweet and sour fish he ate in the palace that day.

But then, Fang Xuanling suddenly stopped being busy, and Li Jing and Li Shi were both found.

Life is back on track again, the only problem is that these old friends occasionally have unpredictable expressions on their faces when they look at him.

Fortunately, His Majesty did not give up on him. In this Manna Palace, he finally came back!

Hou Junji's excitement did not infect others.

Su Dingfang and Li Shi𪟝 looked at each other and refused to give in.

Both of them had guessed that the protagonist of this light curtain would almost certainly be one of them.

Li Jing smiled and sat quietly, smiling at the fighting spirit of the two juniors.

Sun Simiao was talking softly to Li Shimin. He wanted to find a new location to study pathology, which was both closer to Tingwei Prison and more secluded.

Qin Qiong's health has improved a little, and she is chatting with Yuchi Jingde at this time. The meaning behind her words is:

Our Tang Dynasty will need people everywhere in the future. I am an old man who wants to lead troops. Jingde, you have to stand up.

Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui were chatting softly about the imperial examination:

It is now early July, and Li Shimin plans to announce the reform of the imperial examination system at the court meeting in three days.

Many of these details may require time spent in the court arguing, and the two important ministers must ensure that they are on the same page, so they need to be communicated in advance.

After the light curtain lit up, the two of them tacitly put the matter aside for the time being and began to copy:

〖The Huanghuang Erfeng industry has been established so grandly that it can be said for thousands of years, just one person.

If compared horizontally during this period, Byzantium and Persia both suffered losses. Arabia was still under development and had not yet fully risen. The Tang Dynasty was gradually rising and was eventually called the strongest in the seventh century. It was a veritable beacon of the world at that time.

This period of history is very familiar. In fact, in one sentence, our ancestors never talked nonsense. If the opponent refused to accept it, he would beat him until he did!

After all, persuading people with virtue has been around since ancient times. As for what this virtue is...every ancestor has a different opinion. 〗

Li Shimin lay back comfortably, with a smile on his face.

Tell me more, I would be happy.

I have been very busy with work these days...my question