At this time, they were all afraid that Liu Cheng's troops would occupy Jingzhou.

I heard that Liu Cheng was not polite to wealthy families in the past.

Under such circumstances, how could they not panic?

How could you not resist Liu Cheng?

Even if Liu Cheng was ordered by the emperor to attack the unconquered ministers, the same would be true."

"Oh, I just can't figure out why Liu Cheng treats a wealthy family like this.

If he could be kinder to aristocratic families and give them the respect they deserve.

So according to his current strength, under this situation, he can almost send a message here in Jingzhou.

Not to mention the aristocratic families here in Jingzhou, all of them support him.

But at least it won’t be like now, with so many people taking the initiative to join forces to fight Liu Cheng together with Liu Biao.”

Someone beside him shook his head and said.

"Maybe it has something to do with this person's origin. I heard that Liu Cheng was a pig butcher in the past.

Lived in hardship.

Even if he has gained a high position at this time, it makes sense that his heart is towards the common people and he hates the aristocratic families..."

These people vary in age.

However, they all have one common characteristic,

Over there, they were all scribes in their clothes and clothes.

The discussion among the people was quite intense.

However, while they were talking, there was a young man sitting not far away, quietly turning over the book in his hand.

He flipped through books faster than many people of this era.

It’s not about scrutinizing, understanding, and pondering word for word.

Just read normally.

The kind that is well-read.

I won’t pick out a word or sentence to think about it.

Think and study how many ways to write a word.

He sat here and read the book quietly, as if he didn't hear the heated discussion among the people.

It's easy for people to ignore his existence.

Although he is a young man, he possesses a rare elegance, leisure, and light temperament.

This kind of temperament is a bit out of place in a young man like him.

However, when looking at him, no one would think there would be any kind of conflict.

I feel that this kind of temperament is what should appear in him.

After everyone talked like this for a while, the oldest person present, who was already in his sixties, turned his head and looked at the young man who had been sitting there, quietly reading a book.

He said aloud: "A Liang, what do you think of this?

Why don't you listen to your words?"

After hearing this, the young man named A Liang stopped reading the book. He stood up and saluted the old man.

"The boy knows this too well.

These things have right and wrong.

Everyone has their own considerations, and everyone seems to have a point.

But from the most moral perspective, Liu Jingzhou's move was indeed unwise and lost its righteousness.

I don't care too much about these, and I don't know how to evaluate them.

So it’s better not to interrupt…”

This person called A Liang is naturally the young Zhuge Liang.

After hearing what Zhuge Liang said, Sima Hui smiled and said: "I forgot that A Liang is already married to Brother Huang's beloved daughter.

There are relatives between Brother Huang and Liu Jingzhou.

In this way, the same is true for A Liang.

In this case, it’s really hard to comment too much.

But I and the others made a mistake and actually talked like this in front of A Liang."

Several other people also said the same thing after hearing it.

The young Zhuge Liang shook his head when he heard this.

"Sir, there is no need to say that, what the others say is indeed reasonable.

Liu Jingzhou had done such a thing, so he naturally had to be prepared to be discussed in this way.

Is there any reason to do something wrong and not allow others to tell you?"

After everyone discussed this for a while, it wasn't until almost evening that they dispersed...

The young Zhuge Liang returned to the house and sat there thinking for a while.

Finally he sighed and began to sit there and write a letter.

Although he is only a young man, when he sits here writing letters and sighing, he feels more mature than his peers...

Zhuge Liang wrote this letter very seriously.

I wrote until late at night, revising and revising it, and finally finalized it.

Carry out copying.

On the second day, he went to visit his future father-in-law Huang Chengyan.

After some talk, he handed it to Huang Chengyan.

Ask your future father-in-law to make a special trip to Liu Biao.

Huang Chengyan was the son-in-law of the Cai family, and Liu Biao was also the son-in-law of the Cai family.

One of them married the older one, and the other married the younger one.

One of the main reasons why Mrs. Cai married Liu Biao was to win over and attach herself to Liu Biao.

The meaning of marriage is very strong.

But no matter what, there is indeed a relationship between the two of them.

Huang Chengyan presented Zhuge Liang's letter to Liu Biao and then left.

When Liu Biao was free, he opened it. After reading it, he couldn't help but throw it aside.

"What nonsense!"

He said aloud, looking very unhappy.

Kuai Liang was here, and when he saw this, he looked a little curious and asked: "Why is my lord angry?"

Liu Biao said: "What a child with a yellow mouth says here is not to resist Liu Cheng, but to comply with the will of God and the people, and to join Liu Cheng in attacking Yuan Shu. This is the right thing to do.

Once you unite with Yuan Shu, you will definitely lose the support of the people.

What nonsense!

It is also said that Liu Cheng at this time had become the king of Han, and under the orders of the emperor, he crusaded against the rebels, which was regarded as the orthodoxy of the Han Dynasty today.

Even though there was some unfairness in his accession to the throne before, after the thief Yuan Shu became emperor, what he did now was already the most just.

Moreover, Liu Cheng was said to be extremely good at fighting.

He has many soldiers and generals.

Don't confront him.

It is only right to unite with Liu Cheng and attack Yuan Shu together.

This is sheer nonsense!”

Hearing Liu Biao's words, Kuai felt a little stunned in his conscience.

In fact, to be fair, what is said in this letter does make sense.

Regardless of whether Liu Cheng became king before, this was reasonable or not.

But at this time, with Yuan Shu proclaimed himself emperor and he was ordered by the emperor to fight against rebellion, he now represented the orthodoxy of the Han Dynasty.

His title as King of Han immediately became justifiable.

Under this situation, as a member of the Han clan, Liu Biao not only refused to help the court, but also joined forces with traitors such as Yuan Shu to resist the court.
To be continued...