Wolong (1) Zhuge Liang, the light of wisdom, the soul of China, his legendary story has been passed down through the ages. Time flies, but Zhuge Liang's image has been distorted in the long river of history, and has become a strange story of "Zhuang Zhuge is wise and close to a demon" written by Lu Xun. However, few people have seen Zhuge Liang's side as a powerful minister and became the first sword-wielding person in the Three Kingdoms era. The enormity of his power can be seen from his plot to preside over the abolition of the emperor: "The monarch is ten times more talented than Cao Pi, and he will be able to stabilize the country and finally decide on great things." If the heir can be supplemented, supplemented;If you are not talented, you can take it yourself. In the form of a will, the sword of Shu was handed over to Zhuge Liang, and its power can be imagined.
Liu Chan's father's trust in Zhuge Liang stemmed from his personal understanding. However, Zhuge Liang's loneliness cannot be ignored. was born in a famous family, but lost support in troubled times. Zhuge Liang lost his parents at a young age and was raised by his father**, and the subsequent family experience was even more bumpy. Although his grandfather was ** and his father made achievements in local officialdom, Zhuge Liang traveled to Jingzhou under Liu Biao, and he was even in danger of being robbed of his wife. At this time, he chose to marry silently to make a living and protect himself. Although he married an ugly girl, he was a relative of Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao, which was also an ingenious strategy.
His loneliness is not the emptiness of his heart, but the deep longing for his hometown. Zhuge Liang is to his hometown, like a traveler to his homeland. He was reluctant to defect to Cao Cao, because his hometown had long since fallen, and it was already a turbulent and chaotic place, and it was no longer the hometown in his heart. In loneliness, he befriended Xu Shu and Cui Zhouping, and these like-minded friends conspired to recover.
Zhuge Liang's self-evaluation is both arrogant and supported by strength: "Every self-comparison is Guan Zhong and Le Yi." He compared himself to Guan Zhong and Le Yi because of his admiration for these two ancient famous ministers. Guan Zhong helped the princes of Qi Huan and Jiuhe, and Le Yi was ashamed of it, which is exactly the concept of governing the world pursued by Zhuge Liang. He thought highly of himself, but under his rule, Shu achieved a brief period of tranquility, which also laid a solid foundation for Liu Chan later.
In Longzhong, Zhuge Liang may have already had some advice to Liu Bei. For Liu Biao's hesitation and choice, his disappointment can be seen. Liu Bei approached and became Zhuge Liang's lord, which may be the most rational choice in troubled times, and it is also the belief that Zhuge Liang has dedicated his life to.