"Shamoko, Samoko, the king has asked you to come over! What are you doing mysteriously in the tent again?"
After hearing a burst of rough shouting, a tall and thick-set man opened the curtain of Samoko's small military tent in disgust.
When Shamoko heard this voice, he neatly stuffed the book in his hand under his crotch. When this man came in, he only saw Shamoko pulling up his pants with a shy look on his face...
The visitor said angrily: "Beep beep beep! Can you be of some use? You know how to do it yourself? Put on your pants, the king is looking for you!"
After saying that, he impatiently threw down the curtain of the military tent.
Samoko, on the other hand, was mixing water in the copper basin while hiding half of the book under his crotch...
These military tents, copper basins and other utensils are all the "rewards" paid by his father Mo Kexian when he assisted the wealthy families in the four counties of Jingnan, as well as the "trophies" obtained by Mo Huken after he attacked the Han people's county town.
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However, this half of the book was kept privately by Shamoko himself - when he invaded the home of a wealthy family before, he took advantage of the chaos and hid a copy of "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu. Unfortunately, there was only half a copy. Fortunately,
This half volume contains four chapters: "Topography", "Nine Places", "Fire Attack", and "Usage", which are all more practical, rather than metaphysical chapters such as "Strategic Attack".
There are also annotations similar to reading notes. Although they are not annotations by famous writers, they are better than letting him read the original text directly.
Shamoko is always very careful when reading. Once he is discovered...
Not to mention that he was reading "The Art of War", but if someone discovered that he, who has always been described as a "brainless sword", actually understood Chinese characters, his life would be in danger!
Samoko's mother is Han, and his father is Jingfu, the Barbarian King of Wuxi Man. Although his mother will marry Wuxi Man, it can only be regarded as "voluntary", but it is true that his father is closer to Han people, especially
Under the influence of his mother, Samoko especially liked Han Chinese clothes. From habits to aesthetics, he was close to the Han people...
Even in Shamoko's eyes, he is not only "close" to the Han people, but also thinks that he is half Han!
Moreover, although Shamoko was half Han Chinese, he was born tall and mighty, and had natural supernatural powers. Therefore, Mr. Moko also loved his little son very much, and even named him with the same "Ke" as his own.
Character.
But later his father died when he was twelve years old, and his most ferocious brother succeeded him. At that time, Mohuken and his father were on their way back with Qingzhuang. Moko died of illness, and some of his father's
A close confidant was killed for "rebellion".
Believe it or not?
Regardless of whether Shamoko believed it or not, the brothers who did not believe this statement were all killed by Mohuken...
There was a successor in Wuxi Man who inherited the customs of the other wives of the late king. On the night when Samoko's mother learned the news, because the village had been controlled by Mohuken's cronies and could not escape, she asked Samoko to follow
, he caught fire and died.
Later, Shamoko pretended not to understand anything and behaved like a fool. After Mohuken came back, when the Han woman committed suicide due to dissatisfaction, Shamoko hugged his lap and cried bitterly.
Mohuken was also suspicious at first. After all, the name "Moshako" represented Mokoxian's love for him, which was considered a key target to be wary of. But later, whether he secretly humiliated him or abandoned his mother's body in the wilderness, Shako
Mokodu seems to not understand, and it's just right. Instead, he will show anger when he is teased about some trivial things.
At the same time, no matter who speaks ill of Mohuken behind his back, he will tell Mohuken truthfully. In this way... he will gradually be trusted by Mohuken!
You must know that even a twelve-year-old Shamoko could kill Mohuken in a duel, just because it was impossible for Mohuken to challenge him in a duel, and at only twelve years old, it was even less possible for him to convince other headhunters.
Support yourself, so you can only accept humiliation and compromise with Mohu.
For such "help", after Mohuken was convinced that he was just a brainless guy, he was willing to use him as a knife.
But it's just a "sword". Looking at the way Mohuken's cronies came to greet Samoko just now, you can tell that he seems to have a high status in the clan. He has some titles like "the first warrior", but Mohuken
Mohuken did not give him any real power, and Mohuken's confidants had little respect for him.
Regarding the current situation, all Shamoko could think of was to hide himself first...
After all, he is only fifteen years old now. Apart from being able to fight and pretend, he has no special advantages. He can only read half a book of "The Art of War" annotated by an unknown author, and can only understand it five or six times.
"Eighth brother is here? Sit down and eat pork legs." Mohuken saw Samoko come in and raised his chin to his "old seat".
Looking at the roasted and oily wild boar legs that had been prepared long ago, Samoko's eyes froze for a moment, and then he immediately smiled with satisfaction.
"Thank you, brother. You're so kind." Shamoke giggled and sat down, right next to Mohuken.
Mohuken also learned this from the Han people. When discussing matters, he asked the headhunters to sit on both sides, facing him who was in the first place. However, Samoko's position was with his back to Mohuken and facing the other headhunters -
—Because he is positioned as a "bodyguard".
After Shamoko sat down, Mohuken didn't mean to say anything more to him. He just muttered something to the three headhunters who were already in the tent. These three people were Mohuken's confidants.
Not long after, other headhunters also arrived and sat down in their own seats.
In the military tent, there were only the sounds of Samoko chewing and smacking...
All the headhunters couldn't help but look at Samoke with disgust, but Samoke remained unmoved and continued to eat. When everyone arrived, Mohuken said: "Eighth brother, you can take it back to eat later."
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"Oh." Samoko said "reluctantly".
Wuxi Man has always had the habit of respecting the strong, so...if Samoko wasn't more annoying, I'm afraid he wouldn't be alive today!
However, this also caused Samoko to lose the opportunity to win over other headhunters.
To this day, if he just wants to kill Mohuken, Shamoko has countless opportunities. Even now... he is confident that he can turn Mohuken's head into a rotten winter melon with just one kick!
However, the price is that he himself will not live. He has no prestige and will only be quartered.
If he were really a wise man, he should have at least some confidants while pretending to be stupid in the past three years. However, for Samoko... I still can't ask for too much. I can only say that this kid is not stupid, and he is sinister enough.
Sima Yi's high-level "fake madness but not madness" is obviously not something Shamoko can control. He can only be "real mad and really stupid" to save his life.
Samoko also wants revenge, but he is not an avenger, nor is he an ancient assassin.
"A strong man is gone and never comes back" has no meaning to him. At least he has to be sure of being able to escape unscathed before he takes action. What's even better is that he can be the "jingfu". It's best...
If I can return to the embrace of the Han compatriots, I can eat delicious stewed meat, wear gorgeous clothes, and find fair-skinned and virtuous young ladies...
What kind of wild boar legs are your sister's wild pig legs? They come from your sister's own body - Samoko's heart has long been full of resentment.
Although in the eyes of the Wuxi people, the people at the bottom of the Han Dynasty were miserable, and even they could be bullied casually, but... the nobles of the Han people were very comfortable. In Samoko's view, they were more comfortable than the headhunters and leaders of the Wuxi people.
Samoko's return to the embrace of the Han compatriots also specifically refers to the "high-level Han people".
Thinking of this, Shamoko imagined the scene of himself reaching the top in his mind, and at the same time, he showed a silly smile, and drool was about to flow from the corner of his mouth...
Seeing his appearance, Mohuken nodded inwardly - Samoko is still so "cute" today.
At this time, Mohuken also talked about business with other headhunters.