When Lu Zhi heard this, he thought silently for a while.

He felt that what Liu Bei said made sense.

At least for now, it is absolutely impossible to implement the policy of land control, not that it cannot be proposed, but that it is impossible to implement it seriously, and those who want to do so will immediately face the situation of betrayal and separation from their relatives.

Even the head of a classic inheritance family can't do it.

So Lu Zhi could only sigh.

"Xuande, you are so smart, it always makes me feel that you have found a solution to the problem."

Liu Bei shook his head and denied Lu Zhi's insight.

"The disciple still has no solution to the problem, the disciple just knows that the problem cannot be solved only by solving the person who raised the problem, the problem always exists, and it takes a lot of effort to solve it, and it is by no means a simple policy change that can be successful."

Lu Zhi smiled and reached out to pat Liu Bei's shoulder.

"Then our master and apprentice have to think of a way to see if we can solve this problem."

"The disciple respects the teacher's order."

Leaving Lu Zhi's Commander's Mansion, Liu Bei's mood was not good, nor was it bad.

It's not a bad reason, it's that he can return to Luoyang to develop his own forces, he has capital, and he can go further.

The reason why it's not good is that he has been hiding something from Lu Zhi, but it seems that Lu Zhi has nothing to hide from him.

As a teacher, Lu Zhi is conscientious and responsible, as an elder, Lu Zhi is gentle, and as an officialdom senior, Lu Zhi is responsible.

Liu Bei was lucky.

But the luckier Liu Bei is, the more unlucky Lu Zhi seems to be.

A feeling of guilt spread in Liu Bei's heart, and it couldn't be erased for a long time.

The most terrible debt in the world is not the debt of human affection, but the debt of conscience.

A few days later, Dong Zhuo led the troops back to the establishment and officially returned to the establishment, and also brought a lot of property as gifts to Lu Zhi and Liu Bei.

Lu Zhi left a little bit of jade, and the rest was given to Liu Bei.

Liu Bei was not polite, not only did Dong Zhuo accept all the orders given, but also hinted that Dong Zhuo was a little lacking in gold and silver and other upper-class social hard currency.

Dong Zhuo was so shrewd, he immediately understood what Liu Bei meant, not only was he not angry, but he was very happy, and immediately ordered his subordinates to prepare one hundred taels of gold and one thousand taels of silver for Liu Bei as a special gift.

So Liu Bei did not let Dong Huang return to the establishment of Dong Zhuo's department, but let Dong Huang be his personal army headquarters, planning to find him an errand in Luoyang City.

Dong Huang was very happy about this.

Being able to find an errand to live in Luoyang City is really an absolutely novel experience for a person like him who was born in a frontier area, and he didn't dare to think about it before.

Dong Huang was just happy, but Liu Bei was already planning for the ups and downs after returning to Luoyang.

He wants to stay in Luoyang, he wants to gain a foothold in Luoyang City, he wants to build his own power in Luoyang City, and further seek a higher status.

The imperial court's edict soon reached Jizhou, and Liu Bei and Lu Zhi embarked on the journey home together.

Lu Zhi will return to Luoyang City to participate in the triumphal ceremony, and then officially receive the seal of Jizhou Mu, and then return to Jizhou to serve as Jizhou Mu, before that, he can still return to Luoyang City once.

On the way back, Lu Zhi and Liu Bei talked a lot about how Liu Bei should protect himself when he was not in Luoyang City in the future, nothing more than a caring heart, and he didn't want to watch Liu Bei overturn.

Lu Zhi knew that Liu Bei and Yuan Shao had a good relationship, so he suggested that Liu Bei should ask Yuan Shao if he had anything, although Yuan Shao was born as a concubine, but in terms of patriarchy, he was already a concubine, and the resources he could use were not small.

Lu Zhi also knew that Liu Bei and Cao Cao had a good relationship, so he suggested that if Liu Bei encountered difficulties, he could also try to find Cao Cao, the Cao family's status in the court was relatively special, and they could speak in many aspects, and it might be useful in the future.

Lu Zhi also said that after he went back, he would ask Yuan Kui, Xun Shuang, Ma Riyan and others to help take care of Liu Bei, if something really happened, he would try his best to protect Liu Bei.

Anyway, I have thought of all the ways I can think of, if I can't save Liu Bei at this point, then Liu Bei will have to give full play to his skills and learn from his predecessor Cai Yong - avoid the rivers and seas.

When the road is uneven, take a detour, the rivers and lakes are sinister, and if you can't do it, you will retreat.

Xuande, you must not give up, you really can't do it, then run away, there is no shame in running away, for thousands of years, there is more than one person who runs away, and life is more important than anything else, you know?

This is Lu Zhi's final central opinion.

He was worried that Liu Bei was young and vigorous, and when he encountered an enemy that he couldn't deal with, he thought that he would die together and lose his life in vain, he said that he must not do this, if he can't fight, he will run, not be ashamed, and running away is the necessary quality of an excellent political figure.

Anyway, he Lu Zhi is still there, his tenure as Jizhou Mu must not be long, as long as Liu Bei lasts for a year, he will definitely be able to return to Luoyang to serve as the third duke, and when the time comes, he will be able to continue to cover Liu Bei.

Liu Bei was very grateful to Lu Zhi, but he felt that as an official who already had a little bit of power in Luoyang, he was somewhat ashamed to run this kind of thing if he couldn't beat it.

At the very least, you have to try your best to find that you still can't beat it, and then run again.

When he returned to Luoyang again, it was only three months after his departure, and compared to the more conservative and pessimistic predictions of the previous people, the rebellion was quelled far faster than anyone could have imagined.

Liu Bei rushed to his father-in-law's house for the first time, and saw a beautiful wife and concubine with a belly, and was overjoyed, if it wasn't really inconvenient at this time, Liu Bei would have come to show how many guys he missed them during the war.

However, love is restraint, Liu Bei is very willing to do more restraint, and the situation in Luoyang at that time could not help but restrain him.

Because Lu Zhi's department was the first to triumph, since Lu Zhi entered Luoyang City, the ancient literature school and the modern literature school have started internal meetings, and Lu Zhi just went home to comfort his family, and was taken away by Yuan Kui and others on the door and went to the meeting.

Liu Bei was naturally not much better, and he didn't even have time to talk to Han Ning and Han Xiaodie for a while, so he was pulled away by Cai Yong, who came to the door.

Cai Yong had taken refuge in Jiangdong for five years, and caught up with the second great duel between modern and ancient literature promoted by Liu Bei, as well as the lifting of the ban on the party of the ancient literature school, so Cai Yong was able to return to Luoyang and was reappointed as a councilor, which was regarded as an official reinstatement, and he was also given some compensatory rewards.

Cai Yong is the first master of ancient literature and scriptures that Liu Bei knew in addition to Lu Zhi in Luoyang, and he heard of Cai Yong's name when he was still on the Wushi Mountain, and then followed Lu Zhi to visit Cai Yong in Luoyang and heard him play the piano.

Later, Cai Yong was targeted by the eunuchs because he was involved in the whirlpool of confrontation between his relatives Cai Zhen and the eunuchs, and he had to run away, relying on the Taishan Goat family and taking refuge in Jiangdong.

During his refuge, he also taught a group of students with great interest, including Gu Yong, the prime minister of the later Sun Wu regime.

Now that he has returned, he has become an important theorist of the School of Ancient Literature, and has made outstanding contributions to many offensives launched by the School of Modern Literature in the name of "Li".

Moreover, he himself quickly adapted to the new situation in which the modern literary school and the ancient literary school were clearly distinguished, torn each other's faces, and did not get along with each other, and he was obviously more suitable for this new situation than Zheng Xuan, the leader of the same scholar-type official.

Looking at his hot appearance, Liu Bei only felt funny.

"Cai Gong, why is this so? It's not like the sky is going to fall, can't you let me rest at home for a while and spend time with my wife? ”

(End of chapter)