It was Lord Liu Xun who possessed great talent and ambition, governing Lujiang peacefully and steadily, pacifying the people of Lujiang, and enabling the people of Lujiang to live a prosperous and comfortable life, serving as a model for all people in the world.
Next, Sun Ce said that he was willing to pay some gifts to Liu Xun every year to show his sincerity in befriending Liu Gong.
Now that Sun Ce and Liu Xun were already on the same side, he would definitely have to think about Liu Xun's well-being.
In his letter, Sun Ce said that when he attacked Lujiang City, he had actually carefully considered the city's weaknesses.
"Shangrao is a strategically important place, a necessary passage for those traveling south from the north to Lujiang. If we can firmly control it, that would be ideal."
Sun Ce's great sincerity made Liu Xun very happy.
Liu Xun took out Sun Ce's gifts and letters and had his strategists and advisors study them for three days and three nights.
The main reason is to show off.
Liu Xun's personal characteristics were grasped extremely accurately by his advisors.
Because his surname is Liu.
Therefore, Liu Xun received many benefits in his life.
Now, Liu Xun has gained Yuan Shu's troops for free, and even Yuan Shu's wife and daughters are now under Liu Xun's protection.
Of course, I have to brag about it.
"Looking across the world, Cao Mengde and Liu Xuande discussed heroes over green plums and wine!"
Cao Mengde said: Dragons can be large or small, can rise or hide; when large, they stir up clouds and mist, when small, they conceal their form; when rising, they soar through the universe, when hiding, they lurk within the waves. Dragons change with the times, just as people who achieve their ambitions roam freely across the world. Dragons can be compared to the heroes of the world.
Cao Mengde commented: Yuan Shu of Huainan is nothing but withered bones in his tomb.
Yuan Shao of Hebei was fierce in appearance but cowardly in reality, fond of scheming but indecisive; he was afraid to risk his life for great things, but would risk his life for small gains: he was no hero.
Liu Biao of Jingzhou was all talk and no action; Sun Ce of Jiangdong relied on his father's name; and Liu Zhang of Yizhou was nothing but a dog guarding the gate. How could such people be worthy of being called heroes!
Cao Mengde said: "The only heroes in the world today are Liu Bei and Cao Cao!"
Cao Mengde's errors and fallacies have been exposed!
A hero is one who cherishes lofty ambitions, possesses brilliant strategies, has the capacity to encompass the universe, and the will to swallow the heavens and earth.
Only Lord Liu of Lujiang City, a true hero and member of the Han imperial family, should be the pillar of the Eastern Han Dynasty. How dare these outsiders make such a fuss?
This one sentence completely ruined Liu Xun's career.
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