Facing Zhang Fei's smile and question, Ma Yan was speechless.

Familiar with military books, almost without thinking about Ma Yan's head, he can deduce a result:

When chop!

But what if it's yourself who should be beheaded?

For the first time, Ma Tan felt that these two words weighed more than a thousand catties.

Even Zhang Fei's smile became terrifying in Ma Yan's eyes.

Seeing that Ma Jian finally didn't say anything, Zhang Fei shook his head boringly.

At this time, Ma Yan's name was also mentioned again in the light curtain.

[The first three Northern Expeditions, like the Battle of Shiting in Jiangdong, and Cao Wei's own Jiangdong Raiders, were a war of the Three Kingdoms as a whole.

And the most critical figure in this war is undoubtedly Ma Yan.

From a macro point of view, there is nothing wrong with the prime minister's strategy.

Longyou is the starting point of the Hexi Corridor, with the Alxa Plateau to the north and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau to the south.

As long as you can cut off Longdao, it will indeed be as You Chu said, and Longyou will surrender in less than a month.

In this way, Ji Han can send troops to attack Guanzhong at any time, and he will completely grasp the initiative in the war.

Why do you say that Ma Tan "violates the brightness of the festival"?

Because the purpose of sending Ma Tan to the street pavilion was to interfere with Cao Wei's dispatch of troops to Longyou.

Whether it is holding on or attacking and blocking, even if the battle is fought to the last soldier, as long as it can be broken, it is strategically victorious.

But although Ma Yan, who was in charge of the army for the first time, did not say it, he once again explained that sentence in his behavior:

Why can't I sing the lead role?

And Ma Yan's biggest problem is that he wants to concentrate his forces and change from a supporting role to a protagonist.

As a result, he successfully changed from a supporting role to a harlequin.

He wanted to concentrate his forces to annihilate Cao Wei's reinforcements, but was defeated by Zhang He's simple "Absolute Draw".

Generally speaking, tactics need to serve strategy, but the defeat of Ma Tan's street pavilion is not only a strategic failure, but also a tactical failure, which can be described as unique.

Therefore, it is no wonder that Zhang He did not dare to pursue: after decades of fighting, he has never seen such a play! 】

Everyone is too lazy to look at Ma Jian now.

"If you can cut off Longdao, you can guard Longxi."

Kong Ming also imagined it:

"To the west, you can take what later generations called the Silk Road, in exchange for endless wealth, in order to replenish military funds."

"To the east is the 300-mile Guanzhong Plain, and wanton attacks can force Cao thieves to retreat to Tongguan."

"In this way, as long as you can accumulate strength to capture Tongguan, the world can be determined."

Guan Yu chewed on the words of strategy and tactics spoken by the light curtain, and felt more and more that the later generations' descriptions of the art of war were to the point.

Liu Bei exclaimed:

"Why is wealth moving? Those who move people's hearts are also fame and fortune. ”

Liu Bei was numb to the two words of the protagonist.

If Sun Hou doesn't want to sing the protagonist and honestly Chen Bingjiangbei, then the Qishan Northern Expedition may really be able to cut off the Longdao.

If Sima Yi and Cao Xiu hadn't competed to sing the leading role, the two of them would have worked together honestly, maybe they would have destroyed Soochow long ago.

If Ma Tan didn't want to sing that protagonist and honestly defend the city, then the street pavilion would not be lost, and Kong Ming would not have time to come back for help.

Everyone sighed a lot for a while, and Ma Yan's face became more and more irritable.

[Single-handedly made Ji Han's power for several years come to naught, and abandoned the army and fled, so he should be beheaded.

Has anyone interceded for Ma Tan? Of course, there were, but they were all deposed and punished by the prime minister.

Among them, one surnamed Chen was punished for cutting his hair when he joined the army, and this member of the army later had a son named Chen Shou.

Chen Shou was a student of the number one surrender faction, Chen Zhou, and was often despised by Zhuge Zhan, the son of the prime minister, when he was an official.

So later, there was a view that Chen Shou was mixed with personal feelings when he repaired the Three Kingdoms.

Because the Three Kingdoms have a total of sixty-five volumes, and the Shu Book has fifteen volumes, accounting for only one-fifth.

Chen Shou's explanation for this is that "the country does not have a history, and there are no officials." ”

There are no historians who record history in Shu, whether you believe it or not, I wrote it like this anyway. 】

"This ......" Kong Ming felt a subtle mistake for a moment.

Zhang Fei spoke quickly:

"In this way, we are separated from the future generations for more than a thousand years, isn't it what this Chen Shou says, and the future generations can only believe in what?"

"My old Zhang statue is ugly, but it was written by Chen Shou?"

The tiger-like eyes fell on Ma Jian again, and Ma Jian was terrified:

"General Zhang is discerning, and now he is only a member of the army."

Fortunately, Guan Yu also remembers:

"Third brother, your ugly face is made by those who advocate excellent drama."

Zhang Fei had no choice but to let go of the matter indignantly, and decided that he must pass on a few more portraits of himself to future generations.

[Shuzhong does not have a history, this is a relatively complicated topic.

First of all, the historians of the Han Dynasty and the historians we think of as historians are not the same duty.

In fact, because the ancients were limited by the times, the work of the Taishi of the Han Dynasty was extremely complicated, involving:

arithmetic, disaster memory, astronomy, calendar, rituals, assessment, copying books, etc.

Sima Qian is one of the outliers, and it is precisely because of the fame of the historical records that everyone has the illusion that Taishi Ling is the revision of history.

After Sima Qian, the work of revising history has always been part-time.

Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty set up the Lantai Order, Emperor Zhang set up the Dongguan School Shulangzhong, and Emperor Xian set up the secretary and supervisor.

The responsibilities of these positions are librarianship and text proofreading, and they basically belong to the history books that are idle and have nothing to do.

The Ji Han Dynasty inherited the Han system, and there was no special historian at the beginning, and it was still a two-in-one historian and heavenly official.

But with the gradual stabilization of the Three Kingdoms, Cao and Wu began to revise their history.

Cao Rong set up a writer, and for the first time, the official participated in the revision of history; Sun Quan learned the same, and in his later years, he specially set up the 'Historian Taishi Ling' to revise history.

And after the death of the prime minister, Jiang Wanfei Yiyi summed up: It is difficult to recover the Central Plains in a short period of time, and our Han family is orthodox and repaired.

In terms of name, Ji Han refers to the two Han Dynasty, and combines the two positions of the Later Han Dynasty into one, and sets up Dongguan Secretary Lang.

For people in this position, the Book of Shu also records: Yin Zheng, Chen Shou, Wang Chong, Sima Shengzhi and Xi Long.

It can be seen from this that at least in this matter, Chen Shou's "country does not have history" is not reliable. 】

"So complicated?" Jiang Wan copied his name and paused.

"But in this way, it is necessary to have a historian." Kong Ming glimpsed another direction from it:

"The future generations are separated by nearly 2,000 years, and we can only rely on this book to see our old things."

"It's just a trivial matter for a historian to write like this, if the historian distorts the account because of his personal likes and dislikes, won't this person be wiped out in history?"

Jian Yong suggested another possibility:

"If Chibi doesn't have the help of Zhou Gongjin, Cao Thief is such a usurper."

"After that, I will follow the example of his grandson and write Lang and force the history books."

"Shall we not all perish in the annals of history? Maybe even if you are recorded as a thief. ”

This result was so terrible that everyone broke out in a cold sweat.

Liu Bei and Kong Ming glanced at each other and immediately reached a consensus:

The priority of this history revision can be shifted from back to front.

[So one problem is solved, and another problem pops up:

In the early period when there were no historians in Shu Shu, the records of important people were very detailed, such as Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang.

But the records of other characters are very brief, such as Jian Yong's biography of 276 words, of which telling jokes to Liu Bei accounts for more than 100 words, and in the end he didn't even explain Jian Yong's ending.

But in the later period, with the presence of historians, the records became more brief.

For example, Wu Yi, as Liu Bei's uncle, can be regarded as a national relative;

Ren Che Cavalry General, can be regarded as a high-level; and Wei Yan broke Guo Huai during the Northern Expedition, and he can be regarded as a famous general.

has the triple identity of a high-level celebrity general of the country, but he doesn't even have a separate biography. 】

Jian Yong shook his head and smiled bitterly:

"I was still speculating about how Yong died, but it turned out to be like this."

Mi Zhu comforted:

"At least Xianhe can also be passed on to future generations in the name of humor."

What about him? ended up because his younger brother "fell ill with shame and died at the end of his life".

"There's actually a sister-in-law!"

Zhang Fei noticed this at a glance.

Then he looked at Jian Yong: "Does Mr. Jian know my sister-in-law?" ”

Seeing that Liu Bei was also curious, Jian Yong nodded and said:

"Zhonglang has a sister named Wu Yi as Wu Amaranth, who is known as a good name."

Zhang Fei and Guan Yu just opened their mouths to congratulate their brother, and then they heard Jian Yong say quietly:

"Married to Liu Yan's third son, Liu Mao, Liu Mao went crazy and died last year."

"Ah, this ......" Zhang Fei and Guan Yu glanced at each other, and Liu Bei's face became strange.

Zhang Fei thought for a while and congratulated:

"Big brother really has the style of an ancestor!"

Liu Bei didn't hesitate, grabbed the cup on the table and threw it at Zhang Fei.

[These strange things in Shu Shu still need to be seen in connection with the background of the times.

The fall of Ji Han was different from the destruction of Eastern Wu, and Jiang Wei caused the Zhonghui Rebellion when Ji Han died.

Because of this, the widow of Ji Han was called "a troubled man" and was moved to Hedong and Henan, either as prisoners or slaves.

When Ji Han was an official, Chen Shou was only happy as the secretary of Shangdongguan for three or four years, and then offended Huang Hao first, and was despised by Zhuge Zhan.

Later, he was reduced to a soldier and did hard labor for about seven years, and five years after the death of Wei, the former ministers of Ji Han were able to surrender under the old official name.

When Chen Shou wrote the Shu Shu, the influence of the Zhonghui Rebellion had not been completely eliminated, so he did not show the generals of the Northern Expedition in the later period to avoid trouble.

As a comparison, Chen Shou's teacher Qian Zhou wrote "Shu Benji", which was lost.

Wang Chong, who was the secretary of Dongguan with Chen Shou, wrote the Book of Shu, which was also lost.

We now have a saying that "whoever masters the past will master the future".

It's fitting to put it on this. 】

To master the past is to master the future?

The Tang Dynasty monarchs and ministers tasted this sentence and couldn't help but have mixed tastes.

They are now following the conventional principle of repairing the history of the previous dynasty in this dynasty, and they are already repairing the Jin book.

But I didn't expect this history book to be so important?

Li Shimin even remembered the "General History of China" in later generations, and was a little itchy.

I don't know how the future generations will conclude their own coffin?

Li Jing is also curious:

"I don't know how many words can the minister occupy in the history of the Tang Dynasty?"

Li Shimin laughed:

"If the pharmacist can destroy the Turkic shame for me, he will be the first to welcome the martial temple and set up a monument!"

The anti-British monument before the light curtain gave Li Shimin a new idea:

Why bother to close the mountain? Chisel boulders, set up Chang'an, praise the merits of Leming, and show the emperor through the ages!

Fang Xuanling conscientiously copied the light curtain, and then heard his name:

[And if you want to say that the history books are unreliable.

Fang Xuanling's "Catalogue of Magic Jin Books" should be on the list! 】

Today's game is ridiculously busy, but fortunately, I got off work at 3:0.

The second is more likely to be late, sorry.

This chapter is a little dry, and the next chapter is trying to be interesting.

(End of chapter)