I write novels in Liyue

Although Liu Shan objected, Zhuge Liang wrote the "Memorial on Dispatching the Troops," leaving Liu Shan with no choice but to allow Zhuge Liang to send troops.

Upon reading Zhuge Liang's heartfelt words in his "Memorial on Dispatching the Troops," everyone present felt a lump in their throat.

I was originally a commoner, tilling the fields in Nanyang, barely surviving in this chaotic world, not seeking fame or fortune among the lords...

"He devoted himself to the cause until his dying breath... Prime Minister Zhuge..."

"I declare that Zhuge Liang is my favorite character in the entire book."

"Zhuge Liang also possessed Guan Yu's loyalty and respect for the virtuous, but he was less arrogant and more refined and cautious. Although he was not as accomplished in both literature and martial arts as Guan Yu, he was still able to strategize and win battles from afar."

"Compared to Guan Yu, I prefer working under someone like Zhuge Liang."

"The Shu Han were really a bunch of idealists. Liu Shan was obviously hopeless, but Zhuge Liang still carefully assisted him, wanting to restore the Han Dynasty."

"Although Liu Bei ruined the great situation of Shu Han in order to take revenge, he was much better than Liu Shan... The part where he refused to launch the Northern Expedition and was still playing with the eunuchs almost made me furious."

"Do you think... Fang Qiu's 'Memorial on Dispatching the Troops' will be included in Liyue's curriculum after a while?"

"It's possible... I heard from my brother that the department in charge of teaching materials has been contacting the mysterious person who created 'Shuidiao Getou' during the Zhuyue Festival these past few days, wanting to include it in the curriculum. But the secrets kept by the Wangsheng Hall are too good; they have no idea who the mysterious person is. Fang Qiu's 'Chushi Biao' is no less literary than 'Shuidiao Getou,' and its educational significance far surpasses it. In my opinion, it won't be long before they contact that old scoundrel Fang Qiu. At that time, a full recitation will definitely be inevitable..."

"Memorize the entire text... The 'Memorial on Dispatching the Troops' is so long... Fang Qiu, that old scoundrel, will probably be hated to death by the students..."

"It's alright. There are plenty of people who hate her, my Kaori Miyazono, my Zhao Ling'er, my Lin Yueru!"

"However, I heard from the people who came back from Inazuma that Fang Qiu is a beautiful girl, but I don't know if it's true or not."

"Of course it's fake. In my opinion, Fang Qiu must have found a pretty girl to go to the autograph session in his place. I heard that autograph sessions don't use handwritten signatures, but rather stamped signatures, so it's most likely fake."

"Hmm...that makes sense. That damned old scoundrel Fang Qiu actually pulled this trick! I almost fell for it."

As everyone discussed, they continued watching, eagerly anticipating Zhuge Liang's preparations for the Northern Expedition.

In the book, Zhao Yun repeatedly asked to be the vanguard, and Zhuge Liang had no choice but to let him go with Deng Zhi.

Meanwhile, Cao Wei appointed Xiahou Mao, the son-in-law of the emperor, as commander-in-chief to confront Zhuge Liang.

"If we do not capture Zhuge Liang alive, we will not return to the capital!"

Therefore, Xiahou Mao led his troops to meet Zhuge Liang in battle.

First battle.

Seventy-year-old Zhao Yun faces off against Han De's family.

When the battle began, many novel enthusiasts were also worried for Zhao Yun.

Although Zhao Yun was unparalleled in bravery, he was, after all, getting old...

As the last of the Five Tiger Generals, they, like Zhuge Liang, worried that Fang Qiu would be there to end General Zhao's life...

At that time, the Five Tiger Generals will no longer exist in the world.

So they nervously looked down, but Zhao Yun was as brave as ever, and killed Han Ying with a single spear thrust.

When Han Qi saw his brother die, he rushed forward, but was also killed by Zhao Yun. In a short time, all four of Han De's sons were defeated by Zhao Yun.

The audience was thrilled.

"I originally thought that old bastard Fang Qiu would definitely see Zhao Yun off here, but I didn't expect that Zhao Yun would actually kill three people and capture one alive!"

"That old scoundrel Fang Qiu is still good to Zhao Yun. When he was young, he roared like a dragon at Changban Slope, and now he has killed three of Han De's sons and captured one of them."

"Although I don't know who Han De is, this is quite insulting..."

Thus, the second battle began.

Han De, seeking revenge for his son, charged at Zhao Yun with his sword drawn, only to be slain in a single blow by Zhao Yun. For a moment, the novel enthusiasts were speechless.

They really wanted to laugh, but they felt it would be immoral to laugh out loud.

That's too cruel.

A family was murdered; the entire family was buried together...

Father and son go to the funeral...

This was a cause for great joy in the Hall of Rebirth.

Xiahou Mao suffered a major defeat. Afterwards, Xiahou Mao's subordinates devised a plan to lure the enemy deep into their territory and capture Zhao Yun.

The next day, Zhao Yun led his troops to attack, but fell into Xiahou Mao's trap.

Seeing Zhao Yun surrounded and unable to break through, and thinking he was about to die, everyone felt a chill run down their spines.

"Oh no, that old scoundrel Fang Qiu is back again..."

"Before Guan Yu died, his might shook the land. Now Zhao Yun has just slain five generals in succession, could he also be..."

"Fang Qiu, you old scoundrel, have some decency..."

Everyone was terrified, thinking Zhao Yun was going to die. But soon, Zhang Bao and Guan Xing led their troops to his rescue, and Xiahou Mao was forced to retreat in defeat.

Xiahou Mao suffered three consecutive defeats and retreated repeatedly, causing everyone present to breathe a sigh of relief.

This time, Fang Qiu finally showed some respect.

These heroes of the late Eastern Han Dynasty are truly a rare breed, their deaths are a loss...

Fortunately, Zhuge Liang was a brilliant strategist and sent troops to provide support.

At the same time, they were also thrilled. Since the Battle of Hanzhong, the peak battle between Shu Han and Cao Wei, Shu Han had not achieved a great victory for a long time. Now, in the Northern Expedition against Cao Wei, they had won the first battle, and the situation was completely under the Prime Minister's control.

Finally, I got my revenge!

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P.S.: I had insomnia last night. I wrote a chapter this morning, but I was too sleepy to continue, so I went to sleep. When I woke up, I realized that what I wrote was not good, so I deleted it and rewrote it. That's why I'm late. Sorry.

Same time tomorrow.

Chapter 420 Is the Visitor Zhuge Liang? (Two Chapters Combined)

Xiahou Mao held Nan'an Commandery and refused to leave.

Zhuge Liang devised a plan to capture Xiahou Mao alive, and then used Xiahou Mao to persuade the talented Jiang Wei, who was skilled in both literature and military affairs, to surrender.

Zhuge Liang's advance was unstoppable. He marched out of Qishan, reached the Wei River, and headed straight for Chang'an.

Novel enthusiasts who read it praised it highly.

Subsequently, Cao Rui appointed Cao Zhen as Grand Commander, Guo Huai as Vanguard, and Wang Lang, the Minister of Works, as commanders to lead the army on the expedition.

The second battle began, and everyone's rest was drawn to Wang Situ, who had accompanied the army on the expedition.

They believed he was no ordinary person.

Inside the camp.

"Zhuge Liang has challenged us to a decisive battle tomorrow. How should we respond?"

Guo Huai asked.

"Tomorrow, on the battlefield, I will only need to say a few words to make Zhuge Liang surrender and the Shu troops retreat without a fight."

Wang Situ poured himself a glass of wine and said this with a smile.

So, under the slightly tense gazes of everyone, the story moved to the second day when the two armies faced off.

Just as Wang Situ had described, the Wei army's banners were fluttering, and the emperor's power was at its peak.

Zhuge Liang and Wang Lang arrived at the front of the battle.

"Could the visitor be Zhuge Liang?"

"Exactly."

Just when all the novel lovers thought that Wang Situ would surely have some profound insights when he arrived at the front lines, he was so angered by Zhuge Liang's words that he rolled his eyes and fell off his horse.

Fang Qiu wrote this part of the story in great detail.

What heinous crimes are against heaven and earth? You old scoundrel with a white beard, you white-haired wretch, about to die in the netherworld, how can you face the twenty-four former emperors of the Han Dynasty?

And what about those traitorous officials, who have lived to be seventy-six and are only good at empty talk and aiding Cao Cao in his tyranny? A spineless dog dares to bark wildly in front of my army. I have never seen such a shameless person.

These insults left the readers stunned.

Even after Wang Situ fell off his horse, the horse he was riding stepped on Wang Situ's sleeve.

Guo Huai hastily withdrew his troops.

Upon seeing this, Lao Meng couldn't help but laugh out loud.

"Miss Fang Qiu truly lives up to her reputation as a scholar; she can insult people without using a single vulgar word, yet she's so shrewd. If I were to be provoked by her words, I probably wouldn't be able to sleep for days..."

"Miss Fang Qiu looks so gentle and delicate, it's really hard to believe she can be so sharp."

The young female attendant beside her nodded in agreement.

So they turned their attention to their master, Hu Tao, who was leaning back in his chair, deep in thought.

"Master, what are you thinking about?"

Old Meng asked.

"Old Meng, you tell me... if you could really curse someone to death, wouldn't that be possible..."

Hu Tao stroked her chin, stared intently at Lao Meng, and said.

"Master...your idea is dangerous..."

Old Meng felt a little uneasy under Hu Tao's gaze and quickly stopped Hu Tao from speaking.

"What's so dangerous about it? I was just thinking of adding that line to my sales pitch. What are you thinking, Lao Meng?"

Hu Tao waved her hand and said.

"Ahem, that's what I think too."

Old Meng coughed awkwardly.

His idea was for Hu Tao to find someone to verbally abuse and anger those old men to death, in order to increase orders for the Rebirth Hall.

Especially that old man on the roadside nearby, who was previously beaten by Mr. Zhongli in chess games and dared not set up a stall, but is now starting to set up a stall again to compete for the championship.