Xuande

Chapter 16 Lu Zhi is an Ideal Teacher
In the next month or so, Liu Bei came to Lu Zhi's house a total of ten times, and each time Lu Zhi took a little time to guide him.

This incident caused an uproar in the Goushi Mountain study and refresher class. Many people were envious of Liu Bei and blushed, and some people regretted not being able to persevere until the end, and were about to go crazy, slapping their big mouths every day.

Gongsun Zan was also inexplicably embarrassed and depressed by this.

Some people tried to get close to Liu Bei, befriend Liu Bei in order to get Liu Bei's recommendation, or brazenly asked Liu Bei to take him into Lu Zhi's mansion, but all to no avail.

It's not that Liu Bei is unwilling. Liu Bei himself is not Lu Zhi's disciple now, and his status is still very embarrassing. How can he be a bridge for others?
The content he went to study in Lu Zhi's mansion was said to be guided by Lu Zhi, but the main content was that Liu Bei himself read the articles without sentences, and then explained to Lu Zhi what he understood.

Lu Zhi would help him explain what he didn't understand, but it was more of him reading and explaining than Lu Zhi talking.

It was as if Lu Zhi was listening to a musician playing music. He acted like a big boss and didn't impart any knowledge to Liu Bei. This made Liu Bei feel restless, wondering what Lu Zhi's intentions were.

But Liu Bei didn't know that as time went by, Lu Zhi became more and more amazed and lamented by his "talent".

Lu Zhi discovered that Liu Bei might really be an unborn genius, especially in terms of historical classics.

"Hanshu" has more than [-] characters, and Liu Bei has read all of them. "Zuoshi Chunqiu" has fewer words than Hanshu, but there are more difficult parts to understand.

As a result, Liu Bei's comprehension ability in this aspect is very strong. He can understand the parts that Lu Zhi has not explained, relying on his own feelings. When Lu Zhi explained a few uncommon words for him, he immediately understood them. understood.

In the very interesting chapter of "Zheng Boke Duan Yu Yan", Lu Zhi asked Liu Bei what he thought of Zheng Bo's actions, and Liu Bei expressed two opinions.

One mainly criticized Zheng Bo, thinking that Zheng Bo was suspected of being punished without teaching as Confucius said, and his actions were mainly out of personal grievances, not justice.

One mainly criticized Uncle Zheng's mother, Wu Jiang, and believed that Wu Jiang's infinite doting on the youngest son and harshness on the eldest son was the main reason for this political tragedy. The tragedy between Uncle Zheng and Duan was caused by Wu Jiang's inability to treat the two sons equally.

In short, there is no one good thing in this family, all the members are wicked, Wu Jiang and Duan are stupid and ruthless, while Zhuang Gong is cruel and ruthless.

In the end, the description of Zhuang Gong and Wu Jiang's reconciliation is even more hypocritical and pale, completely unstoppable, embarrassingly piercing the ground, Liu Bei commented as [it makes people laugh when read].

Lu Zhi was very moved by this, and found that Liu Bei not only had academic talent, but also a bit of political talent.

Perhaps it is the experience of climbing from the bottom to the top that made him more observant of human nature, which is not a blessing in disguise for him.

Although Liu Bei thought he performed very well during this period of time, and Lu Zhi had nothing to say about his performance, Lu Zhi never let go of accepting him as his disciple.

After that, Lu Zhi received an order from the imperial court, and was worshiped by the imperial court as the prefect of Jiujiang, and he was about to lead troops to quell the bandit rebellion in Jiujiang County.

As soon as Lu Zhi leaves, the Gou's Mountain Advanced Study Class will exist in name only, and everyone will be forced to become dropouts.

Fortunately, there is no such thing as a graduation certificate these days. If you don't study, you can go to school. The signboard of Lu's disciples can be regarded as obtained, and a large group of gilded monsters can be regarded as achieving their minimum goals.

Gongsun Zan asked Liu Bei what his future plans were, and Liu Bei said that he wanted to go to the battlefield with Lu Zhi and protect Lu Zhi.

Gongsun Zan was surprised at the time.

"Xuande, you don't want to seek to become Lu Gong's disciple through this battle, do you?"

"Yes."

"Xuande, don't blame me for speaking bluntly. You are delusional. Why would Mr. Lu accept you as a disciple? It is already a kindness for you to be educated in the mansion. How dare you go further?"

"If you don't try, how do you know you will fail? Even if you fail, I have tried and worked hard, and I will not regret or blame myself."

Liu Bei looked at Gongsun Zan firmly: "Brother, I don't have a prefect to be my father-in-law, I only have myself."

Gongsun Zan was speechless immediately.

Afterwards, Liu Bei went to Lu Zhi's mansion and asked to follow Lu Zhi to the south of Jiujiang to participate in the battle, and was willing to be Lu Zhi's saddle.

Lu Zhi refused at first, thinking that this had nothing to do with Liu Bei, and the battlefield was dangerous. Liu Bei's family had an old mother, so it was really inconvenient to go to the battlefield.

Liu Bei knelt down and begged, saying that his mother had been entrusted to his friends and family members in his hometown to take care of him, and he had no worries about the future, and only wished to go to the battlefield to kill the enemy for Lu Zhi.

Lu Zhi sympathized with Liu Bei's talent and lamented his firm will. Looking at Liu Bei was like seeing himself 20 years ago, and he couldn't say no to Liu Bei.

So he accepted, and took Liu Bei as Lu's family soldier, bought him armor and weapons, and allowed him to join the battlefield. Liu Bei then took Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to join the battle, and moved to Jiujiang County with Lu Zhiqianli.

On the battlefield, Liu Bei's performance was very brave. He fought thirteen bloody battles with local bandits in Jiujiang County. reputation.

Afterwards, he sacrificed his life to save Lu Zhi. For this reason, he was hit by three arrows, and he continued to fight. He forcibly snatched Lu Zhi back from the chaotic army and saved his life.

Lu Zhi could no longer persuade himself to give up Liu Bei for any reason, so he formally accepted him as a disciple after that, and soon began to teach him the way of marching.

It can be said that Lu Zhi is an ideal teacher.

He is not only an excellent teacher of ancient literature and scriptures, but also an excellent military strategist. He is a typical man with both civil and military skills.

Studying with Lu Zhi, you can not only learn ancient literature and classics, but also learn the art of war, and learn professional military knowledge of the eight classics.

It is worth mentioning that the professional military knowledge is not the same as what Liu Bei acquired in the wild fights and walks on the streets. After studying with Lu Zhi for only three or five days, Liu Bei realized the huge gap between the two sides.

Therefore, the peasant army who has always been in an uprising will be beaten by the official army at the beginning stage, and the probability of surviving is very small.

But only by surviving, gradually accumulating experience on the cruel battlefield, learning the art of war seriously, and integrating battlefield experience and art of war theory, will you have the opportunity to become a famous general who is one in a thousand, and become the last person with outstanding meritorious service.

In addition to the knowledge of confrontation on the battlefield, formation of troops, and news transmission, a series of knowledge such as marching roads, setting up camps, military laws and regulations, and logistics support are extremely professional and impossible to learn from ordinary channels. What you have learned must be inherited.

Liu Bei didn't know anything about this aspect when he first came into contact with it. He stared at Lu Zhi with wide eyes every day, eagerly absorbing these precious professional knowledge from Lu Zhi.

When Lu Zhi discovered that Liu Bei was also talented in this area, he didn't hide his secrets, and taught him all he had, which gave Liu Bei the ability to become a commanding officer in a relatively short period of time.

After Liu Bei learned it, he passed on the knowledge to Guan Yu and Zhang Fei in private, and asked them to learn together. Lu Zhi was his teacher, and he was Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's teacher.

(End of this chapter)