Chapter 487: The Crisis of the Imminent Extinction of the Yoriichi Family
Chapter 487 The Crisis of Imminent Extinction of the Yoriichi Family (Five Updates)
Author: sunny
Chapter 487 The crisis of the imminent extinction of the Yoriichi family... (Fifth update)
The sea route from the south of the Yangtze River to the Japanese country is not far away. However, Fujiwara Chuai and his loyal companions still felt that the journey back home was not that difficult.
Of course, the reason why I prayed was not because of Fujiwara Tadai. Those books that he hated so much could really torture him to the point of physical and mental exhaustion.
The fate of all the famous ministers and generals in the history of the Central Plains who he was loyal to was so rough, and they all ended in sad tragedies before.
This made Fujiwara Tadai, who was originally depressed because of the fate of his team, feel as if history had reflected reality.
While I was deeply saddened by the tragic fate of the characters in the book, I was also extremely saddened by the fate of my own relatives.
It even made Fujiwara Tadai doubt that the legendary young high-ranking official of the Song Dynasty whom he admired harbored some deep malice.
Otherwise, why would I treat myself so wrong and use the stories of those tragic historical figures to beat and torture myself.
The night before Fujiwara Tadai's fleet arrived in Nagasaki, they had not dared to go to school for two days in a row.
Fujiwara Tadai, who stood on the deck every month and felt the cold wind blowing his body and mind, finally mustered up the courage to open the box again.
I picked up a book in front of me and saw "Wei Wu" written on the cover of the book.
There are only two words, but it makes people feel the heroic aura of Ye Changzi.
Fujiwara Tadai sighed silently, even if he picked it up, he would take a look.
Soon he became aware of the protagonist of the book, no longer the tragic character who had tortured him physically and mentally before.
But it was Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of Wei who established the Wei State of the Three Kingdoms.
Fujiwara Tadayi, who was 1.5 meters tall, was deeply moved by the legend of the seven-foot-tall Emperor Wu of Wei.
He was not a standard third-generation official, and his grandfather was not someone trusted by the emperor.
Could it be that in the first half of his life, he always regarded himself as a loyal and obedient minister of the Han Dynasty?
Even when the Han Empire was in danger of survival, he was willing to take risks, hoping to sacrifice his own life in exchange for the peace of the country.
Could it be that those close ministers around the emperor thought that he was trying to steal the power of the empire and tried to kill him again and again?
In the past, his mental journey began to undergo huge changes. In the past, he changed from a lovable minister in governing the world to a hero in troubled times.
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During the magnificent Three Kingdoms era, famous ministers and generals emerged in large numbers, and countless influential figures emerged.
And that Emperor Wu of Wei was not the most dazzling and eye-catching one among them.
Especially when his thoughts began to undergo drastic changes, he would rather teach him to betray the people of Tiandong than teach the people of Tiandong to betray him.
Not to mention that Fujiwara Tadai was so excited that his eyes filled with tears and he stood up in rapture, wishing he could sing a song in response to the legendary figure of the Central Plains Empire.
After staying up all night, Fujiwara Tadai's fleet finally arrived at Nagasaki Port at dawn.
Fujiwara Tadai, who was full of heroic feelings aroused by the book "Wei Wu", was very excited and did not feel sleepy at all. When he heard that the port was about to dock, he also came to the dock.
At this moment, as the ship gradually approached the pier, Fujiwara Tadai saw the east. His confidant Kitō Saburo was standing at the pier, waving his legs frequently towards that direction.
Before the ship had even stopped, Saburo Kidoh jumped up from the pier, jumped onto the deck, and immediately prostrated himself in front of Fujiwara Tadai.
"My lord, Master Jingyuan passed away due to the fire disaster."
"What?! Master Jingyuan..."
Fujiwara Tadai stared blankly at Kido Saburo who was prostrate in front of him, and his whole body was in awe.
Jing Yuan, that is the name of my fifth uncle after he was forced to become a monk.
"His uncle was strong, alert, and in his prime. How could he die because of a small flame..."
"My lord, I don't even know."
Saburo Kidō looked around cautiously, walked forward to Fujiwara Tadai, and reported in a low voice.
"If there is no news brought by Master Jingjue, no one knows that Master Jingjue has arrived in Nagasaki..."
Fujiwara Tadai, who suddenly felt like his heart was beating like a drum, suppressed the grief and anger in his heart, jumped behind the pier, and walked away quickly with Nakedo Saburo.
In an inconspicuous little temple near Nagasaki Pier, Fujiwara Tadayi finally met his fourth uncle Shizuka.
Unexpectedly, after not seeing him for two months, my fourth uncle looked much haggard and older.
There is an obvious knife mark on his face. Even if it has healed, the hideous scar makes him look like an evil ghost crawling out of hell...
"It's definitely not the Taira or the Genji. It was done by the Honghe Zaihuan maniac who was as powerful as my grandfather.
It's possible that the samurai of the clan's chief family did it, so their direct bloodline must be exterminated..."
Jingjue's voice sounded very hoarse, and burn marks could be clearly seen on the back of her legs.
Those words made Fujiwara Tadai Itoko realize whether his grandfather Fujiwara Yumichi had many adopted children.
The adopted son or Yuko of Genshibo, the younger brother of the main wife, Queen Takahime, was later adopted as son by Minamoto Junbo, and Nikaku brothers as adopted sons.
It is very likely that the adopted son of Fujiwara Nobuke, the son of his younger brother Gedōtsu, was later adopted by Tadatsuna, who was his own son.
Were the shifu and the Nobu family actually raised by Yorimichi? What's more, the son of his younger brother Yarimune, Fujiwara Toshiie, and the son of Minamoto Toshiken, Minamoto Kenki, were also raised by Yorimichi before the Yuan Dynasty.
And whether they all have the power to inherit Yaitong's political capital is determined by their weird inheritance system of the Japanese.
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"I'm a poor monk. Do you want to ask me to advise you to leave? Don't ask me to come back again."
"Even though I have moved away from Heian Jing and regard Kyushu as my home, can I, they rely on the same lineage and seek to be a very manly man?
They will be regarded as enemies by those factions who have stolen the position of Guan Hong that should belong to them..."
Looking at the ghost-like appearance of the fourth uncle, I thought of my fifth uncle who had died tragically.
Unwilling, unyielding, and unwilling, Ye Chongzi directly pushed against Fujiwara Tadayi's lungs, causing him to gasp for air.
His legs were digging into the floor, and he looked outside the house with blood-red eyes. The biting wind and snow were blowing in from the door, making people feel freezing to the bone.
"Tadai...Tadai?"
Jingjue, who wanted to persuade the nephew to leave, noticed that the nephew in front of him suddenly raised his legs and started groping in front of his chest and abdomen.
Then not long after, he took out three identical kits from his arms and placed them on the floor in front of him very solemnly...
PS: Start working hard and continue, the fifth update of the new day, I want to start again.