Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Feng, do not want to die

Chapter 1 I am Liu Feng, about to hang myself on a tree in the southeast
August of the 24th year of Jian'an.

Above average.

Liu Feng rode his horse into the city.

three days ago.

Liu Bei sent an envoy to Shangyong to bring Liu Feng the appointment as "Deputy General of the Army" and the seal.

then.

Liu Feng's dormant memories of his past life also awakened, just like a young man with amnesia who found his lost memories. Today he knows who he is.

However, thinking back on the twenty years of amnesia, Liu Feng wanted to find a crack in the ground to crawl into.

To sum it up in one sentence: He only has muscles but no brains, and is a complete idiot.

The only thing to be thankful for is that the memory of the past life was finally awakened before the biggest suicide attempt in this life.

If the memories of his past life had awakened a few months later, Liu Feng would not have had to struggle. It would have been better for him to just hang himself on a tree on a hill in Shangyong than to return to Chengdu and be executed.

In his previous life, Liu Feng was just an ox and a horse. Although he had passionate dreams, he succumbed to reality.

Now that I have become Liu Bei's adopted son and live in the chaotic times at the end of the Han Dynasty, if I don't make some achievements, wouldn't it be a waste of my memory to awaken?
Although it started in the Shangyong period, Liu Feng was not afraid.

If you are a man, go down a hundred floors. As long as I don’t die, you will die.

Liu Feng’s current situation is very bad.

The memory awakened too late, and when he lost his memory he was a muscular idiot, which resulted in many things being unable to be changed.

Not to mention Mi Fang in Jiangling City and Fu Shiren in Gong'an City, Shangyong alone is already a muddy place.

Because Meng Da caused the death of Fangling Prefect Kuai Qi in the chaos when attacking Fangling, Liu Bei began to doubt Meng Da's ability.

I let you take the three eastern counties, but you let Kuai Qi die in the chaos?
What do you think of the nobles in Shangyong and Xicheng? What do you think of my military advisors and generals? What do you think of the scholars in Jingzhou who are attached to me?
Ever since.

In order to successfully capture Shangyong and Xicheng, to appease Jingzhou scholars such as Zhuge Liang, and also to provide his adopted son Liu Feng with a platform to act independently.

Liu Bei sent Liu Feng to Shangyong and ordered Liu Feng to lead Meng Da's army to capture Shangyong and Xicheng.

Before Liu Feng arrived at Shangyong, Meng Da besieged Shangyong for more than ten days, and Shen Dan shouted "I will never surrender until I die."

As a result, when Liu Feng arrived, Shen Dan opened the city and surrendered, shouting, "A wise bird chooses a tree to roost in, and a wise minister chooses a master to serve. Today I surrender to the King of Hanzhong and swear never to rebel again."

Meng Da was almost furious.

You said you would never surrender, but you surrendered after seeing Liu Feng?

What made Meng Da even more angry was that Shen Dan not only surrendered, but also took the initiative to propose moving his wife, children and clan members to Chengdu to show his loyalty.

Shen Dan was expressing the same idea in every word: Kuai Qi had "died in the chaos of war", Shangyong was too dangerous, and I was afraid that my wife, children, and clan members would also "die in the chaos of war".

Although it is not explicitly stated, it is no different from using your ultimate skill against Meng Da face to face.

Liu Feng remembered very clearly that Meng Da's face was very ugly at that time. He was not only annoyed with Shen Dan, but also with Liu Feng.

I, Meng Da, am the bad guy and you, Liu Feng, are the good guy?

Since Shen Dan surrendered only after Liu Feng arrived, the credit for taking Shangyong and Xicheng naturally fell on Liu Feng.

Therefore, after Liu Bei received the good news from Shangyong, he first appointed Shen Dan as General Zhengbei, made him the prefect of Shangyong, and granted him the title of Marquis of Yuanxiang. Later, he appointed Shen Dan's brother Shen Yi as General Jianxin, made him the prefect of Xicheng, and finally moved Liu Bei to be the deputy general of the army.

Many Shu haters like to use conspiracy theories to speculate on the father-son relationship between Liu Bei and Liu Feng.

And actually.

Liu Bei was very doting on Liu Feng. He doted on him so much that even after he made Liu Chan the crown prince, he was unwilling to abolish Liu Feng's position as "deputy general".

How much power does the position of “Deputy Army” carry?

To use Meng Da's words: When on an expedition, he has the power of a partial commander; when at home, he has the title of deputy general, and his reputation is known far and wide.

To go further: Even Guan Yu, who had the fake imperial seal and axe, could not command Liu Feng.

It stands to reason.

After establishing Liu Chan as the crown prince, Liu Bei should have abolished the "deputy army" to avoid causing misunderstandings among Liu Feng and his ministers.

However, Liu Bei felt that he owed Liu Feng, so not only did he not abolish his power, but he also took advantage of Liu Feng's meritorious service in Shangyong to promote Liu Feng from Deputy General of the Army to Deputy General of the Army, and let Liu Feng command Shangyong.

Liu Bei's original intention was: Since I cannot let my adopted son become my heir, I have to give him a new platform, so that if he makes contributions in the future he can be granted a title of nobility and become a general, and hold the highest position among the officials.

And this is indeed the case. Given Liu Chan's character, as long as Liu Feng does not make any stupid mistakes, his status in the future will inevitably be the same as Cao Zhen of Cao Wei.

Liu Feng was promoted.

Shen Dan was granted the title of marquis and appointed as a general.

Shen Dan's younger brother Shen Yi was appointed general.

Fan You, the deputy general who was left behind in Yidu by Meng Da, was also promoted to the prefect of Yidu.

Even the prefect of Fangling was Deng Fu, a member of a Fangling noble family.

Here comes Meng Da’s problem.

Meng Da, the former governor of Yidu who commanded 4,000 troops, not only failed to be promoted but also lost his position as governor of Yidu and had to be under the control of Liu Feng.

Meng Da was so angry that his lungs were about to explode.

Liu Bei's explanation was that Shangyong was too young and he wanted to keep Meng Da for another important purpose, so he could first accumulate merits and then be promoted in the future. He also gave Meng Da the "drum and trumpet" ceremonial guard to show his respect for him, hoping that Meng Da could temporarily stay in Shangyong and assist Liu Feng wholeheartedly.

According to the Han system, only generals who commanded more than 10,000 people were qualified to "advocate" the ceremonial guard. With Meng Da's current status, he was not qualified to have "advocate" the ceremonial guard.

But Meng Da is not stupid.

The prefect of Hanzhong was Wei Yan, and the prefect of Xiangyang was Guan Yu.

Apart from Shangyong, where else can you be of great use?
Meng Da believed that there were "villains" around Liu Bei who were slandering Liu Bei and were venting their anger for Kuai Qi's "death in the chaos of war."

Because of this, he was dissatisfied with Fa Zheng, who was the Minister of the Chancellery.

It is said that it is easy to be an official if you have someone in the court. Xiaozhi, are you just going to watch this villain slandering me and ostracizing me in front of the king?
Ever since.

Meng Da was in a terrible state at Shangyong.

Every day he would walk back and forth in the city with the "drum and trumpet" ceremonial guard given by Liu Bei, parading through the streets, and calling it "patrolling the city."

The 4,000 troops that were nominally under the command of Liu Feng were also given a long vacation by Meng Da.

Whether it's hunting in the mountains, fishing by the river, buying land or getting married, he does everything except doing his job.

Meng Da's cronies in the army also pretended to obey Liu Feng's military orders in various ways.

The most troublesome thing is:

In the past three days, there have been many cases of Meng Da's soldiers robbing civilians of their money.

Shangyong was originally a county that was changed into a prefecture. It was a small place with not many registered households, so it was easy to find out which soldiers were looting property.

But even if they found out, Shangyong prefect Shen Dan did not dare to arrest the soldiers who committed the crime.

Since Kuai Qi died in the chaos of war, it is not impossible that Shen Dan also died in the chaos of war.

If he really "died in the chaos of war", no one would come to seek justice for Shen Dan.

Look at Kuai Qi.

Zhuge Liang's eldest sister ran to Chengdu to complain, but Liu Bei simply did not promote Meng Da. Meng Da even dared to disobey Liu Feng in public.

Shen Dan thought that his talents and connections were not as good as Kuai Qi's, so naturally he did not dare to provoke Meng Da openly.

Ever since.

Shen Dan could only ask Liu Feng for help.

Today, Liu Feng was going to the prefect's residence to attend a banquet.

Following the afterglow of the setting sun, Liu Feng arrived at Shen Dan's prefectural mansion.

It is called a prefectural government office, but in fact it was just a county government office.

When Shangyong County was changed into a county, the county government was naturally upgraded to a prefectural government.

The name is famous, but the place is still the same.

Seeing Liu Feng, a middle-aged man with a goatee stepped forward quickly and bowed to Liu Feng: "I am Shen Dan, respectfully welcoming the Deputy Army General."

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