Qu Yi, this is another one that shines in the era when the Three Kingdoms were still in a liquid state, and the three founders of the Three Kingdoms were still dependent on others and lived a precarious life. At the same time, it was also an era that was buried by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Rather than the handsome guy Li Shushi, I think it is more appropriate to call him a transvestite. Zhao Yun is the stepping stone. I don’t know whether to call him an unlucky guy or a good supporting role.
Li Shushi, who originally thought Zhang He's words just now were self-effacing, understood the authenticity of those words after hearing Qu Yi's name, and it was not Zhang He who deliberately lowered himself in front of him, because Qu Yi did have this ability.
and level, as Lu Bu commented: "Zhang Junyi definitely doesn't have that sophisticated technique and he definitely can't train soldiers who are familiar with Qiang fighting."
Qu Yi's ancestor's original surname was Ju, and he was a big family in Pingyuan County. However, at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, because he was involved in the rebellion of princes and kings, part of the family had to move from Pingyuan County, Qingzhou to Jincheng County, Liangzhou, and settled in Jincheng County.
A place called Qu in the northwest, and changed his surname from Ju to Qu. Later, because of Wang Mang's policy of developing the northwest border area, he moved again to the Huangzhong area of Linqiang County, which is closer to the Qiang people. It was considered completely settled.
Home.
After several generations of breeding, Qu Yi's generation can basically be regarded as out-and-out Liangzhou people. Even their faces have some characteristics of Central Asians due to the relationship between living with the Qiang people. But it is also because of this
,he
During the separation and combination with the Qiang people, he developed outstanding martial arts and military leadership methods. In response to the call of Huangfu Song, who was also from Liangzhou, he led the strong family members and recruited volunteers from the same hometown to participate in the annihilation.
The battle of the Yellow Turbans.
Of course, because Qu Yi is just a militia leader, although his subordinates are good in strength, they are not outstanding compared with the elite Northern Army soldiers. Although he is skilled in martial arts, Qiang fighting is not a profound skill after all, so whether it is
Huangfu Song and Li Shushi are conquering the Yellow Turban Army
I didn't notice this Xiliang man who basically didn't have any outstanding performance. It can be said that if he and Zhang He hadn't appeared in front of Li Shushi today and were introduced by Zhang He himself, there would probably be a lot of love between Li Shushi and Qu Yi.
Maybe there will never be any intersection in this life.
As for Qu Yi, although he had heard of Li Shushi, he had never fought against Li Shushi's troops head-on. Although Sun Jian's strength was good, he was more accustomed to using his martial arts to lead the army in battle. In this way
He was not pleased with Li Shushi's fighting method, so he did not pay much attention to Li Shushi's troops who had defeated him. Therefore, it was not until today that the two sides faced each other face to face for the first time.
However, this direct look made Qu Yi slightly surprised again.
"Mr. Wenhe, are you Mr. Wenhe? I didn't expect you to be here in Xihe. I have admired Mr. Yi's name for a long time. It can be said that I am lucky to meet him today."
Although Li Shushi was the leader of the other party, he didn't seem to have anything worthy of praise, so Qu Yi looked past Li Shushi and glanced at Su Xiaololi's beautiful, bored face. Although Dian Wei's huge body
And the oppressive aura made Qu Yi's eyes narrowed slightly.
, but he was quickly attracted by the low-key guy behind Li Shushi. Then, it was easy to recognize that the guy who always threw his presence like a baseball and people always ignored him unconsciously was Xi.
Liang's well-known scribe Jia Xu and Qu Yi immediately burst out with great enthusiasm.
Xiliang is located on the edge of the Han civilization. It has not been tolerated by the Central Plains gentry since ancient times. Especially in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the political center moved to the serious Central Plains area, forming the Luoyang-Nanyang-Chang'an political system.
As a result, Liangzhou became a despicable place in the eyes of the Central Plains gentry. Therefore, every outstanding scribe was a precious asset to Liangzhou.
Although Jia Xu is not as good as Fu Xie, the descendant of Fu Jiezi, the famous assassin of the Han Dynasty, Zhang Zhi and his younger brother Zhang Chang, the "cursive sages" who turned cursive script from scrawled words into art, and Li Ru, a famous scholar who was hired even by the Hedong region of Gyeonggi Province
, Yan Zhong and others, who are knowledgeable in criticizing celebrities, are so famous in Liangzhou, but they are also those in Liangzhou.
One of the few people with developed brains cultivated in a land where people prefer to use their fists to solve problems in groups, and sometimes they can only use their fists instead of their brains. Of course, not to mention that in the unique environment of the Han Dynasty, they were able to be praised by famous critics
Yan Zhong's sentence "There is good, there is peace" which is enough to prove his ability.
Therefore, when Qu Yi saw Jia Xu, he showed more respect than when he faced Li Shushi. Even though Jia Xu had tried hard to kick away his presence again and again, he still couldn't escape from the people who knew him well.
Quyi.
"I am no more than a small official in the lord's household, so I don't deserve such praise from you."
At this time, Jia Xu's performance was basically the same as Zhang He's performance in front of Li Shushi just now, except that compared to Zhang He who had more muscles, Jia Xu's expression and movements were more calm and calm. It can be seen from this
He is always dispersing
The sense of existence is constantly emerging from his body. However, Li Shushi feels that Jia Xu's cold source is too strong. Just a glance can make the guy he is targeting tremble all over. This powerful ability can eliminate his sense of existence no matter how hard he tries.
It's all in vain.
However, Qu Yi, who had been much more cautious after being shocked by Lu Bu, now saw an outstanding Liangzhou scholar like Jia Xu becoming Li Shushi's subordinate, and he had a deeper understanding of Li Shushi's strength.
Historically, Qu Yi became Yuan Shao's biggest reliance in the early days of his career. Although it was supported by his outstanding strength, it was more because of the fierce soldiers Qu Yi brought from Liangzhou and his skill in training soldiers. Therefore, when Yuan Shao
Facing Gongsun Zan, he has achieved an absolute advantage and at the same time has
When he had acquired the most skilled soldiers, he did not hesitate to kill the number one hero who was a little arrogant and also had other thoughts. This not only allowed the army that was deeply affected by him to return to his control.
At the same time, it can also eliminate such a time bomb that always has some separatist ideas.
But in the final analysis, these are all because Qu Yi had too much influence in Yuan Shao's army at that time, so his every move had a huge impact on the development of Yuan Shao's power. But it is different now, because there are many Li Shushi's troops who are no less than
At
The existence of Qu Yi means that Qu Yi may be able to exert his abilities and gain an important position with Li Shushi, but it will be difficult to obtain the status he obtained with Yuan Shao in history, because he is not irreplaceable.
Obviously Qu Yi also realized this. Of course, now he only thinks that Li Shushi has a few powerful generals like Lu Bu, Dian Wei and Xu Chu. Although such generals can play some role in the direction of the war, they will never play a role.
If it is absolutely effective, then he can still use his talents in command and training to achieve certain goals of his own.
However, Li Shushi no longer cared about Qu Yi's plans, because he believed that unless Qu Yi felt that he had no place of his own, no matter whether it was Gao Shun, Guan Yu or even Lu Bu, Dian Wei would make him understand the intentions of those around him.
strength, not to mention that there are several BOSS-level guys hidden in Lishi City, any one of them would be a big test for one's jaw. Of course, I have to admit that these brave men from Xiliang around Qu Yi
The soldiers are indeed extraordinary.
He arranged Zhang He and Qu Yi to live in his governor's house, while Cao Ren lived with Cao Chun. Seeing that the two brothers who had separated had to live under the same roof again, Li Shushi felt very happy. Of course, they
The two brothers didn't feel anything at all.
The soldiers they brought were dispersed by Li Shushi and mixed into his Xihe County soldiers. Regarding Li Shushi's actions, Cao Ren, Qu Yi and Zhang He all gave their acquiescence. This actually made Li Shushi regard Zhang He and Qu Yi.
The two guys who came to Xihe as caravan escorts were a little more curious and confused.
But obviously he didn't have the time to be curious anymore, because whether it was the confessions obtained from the slaves captured by Qu Yi and Zhang He or the results of Cao Xing's repeated confirmation and reconnaissance, they all pointed to the same force, which was located west of Lishi City.
The Hu tribe in the north, the Jie people, were a nation that although they eventually died out, they made a significant mark in Chinese history.
Jie, this is the name of a race. There are still many versions of the origin of this race until the Iron Age thousands of years later. However, most people prefer that it comes from the Yuezhi who were conquered by the Huns led by Mao Dun.
A descendant of human beings, they are an ethnic group originating from Central Asia and Persia. However, because they were conquered by the Xiongnu, the subordinate race called the Xiongnu helped the Huns conquer and herd, and eventually wandered to Xihe. It can be said that it is a
A nation with a very bitter history.
Perhaps it is precisely because of this history that the blood of Jie people seems to be filled with endless revenge factors.
Ran Min may not be considered a first-rate figure in history, either in terms of politics or martial arts, but because of his "Kill Hu Order" and his matching bloodthirsty style, he successfully preserved the blood of the Han people in the north.
.Although this order to kill Hu contained the word "Hu", the main targets of the massacre by Ran Min's regime were the Jie people and their former masters, the Huns.
Of course, it was precisely because of the word "Hu" that the infinite associations it brought united all the Hu people to form a huge united front, and ultimately the Ran Wei regime only existed for more than two years.
However, the reason why Ran Min was able to promulgate such a law was that even after the famous Nanjing Massacre broke out during the Anti-Japanese War, the government did not see similar "Kill the Japanese Order" or "Kill the River Order" and implement it faithfully and extensively.
The fundamental reason for the decree is the genocide of the Han people by the Jie people. The only people in Chinese history who can compare with it are probably the Mongols.
And the key is that the Jie people were able to take charge of the political power in the north not only because their nation had a man named Shi Le, who led more than ten people to fight bravely like Nurhaci, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, but also because a large number of Han people worked for them. However, besides Shi Le, it is still not enough
How could he forget his roots and his remaining descendants and clansmen would basically do nothing but take revenge on the Han people and society.
The most important thing is that the guardian beast of the Jie people seems to be called the Zhongshan Wolf. The Xianbei people saved the Jie people from the danger of extinction, but the Jie people still did not change their nature, and did everything they could to burn, kill, and loot. Even the Xianbei people
As long as he found an excuse, he could not escape his grasp. As a result, the Xianbei people who could not bear it had to use a butcher knife similar to Ran Min's.
As for the final massacre of the Jie people, it was still the Han people, which was the most famous Hou Jing Rebellion in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Although some of them included Emperor Xiao Yan of the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties who ignored the government in his later years and was extremely ignorant, the corruption of the Jie people's military discipline was also outrageous.
It is precisely because of this that although Qu Yi said that the Jie captives were good slaves, Li Shushi was still considering whether to let this race die out early.
