Father-in-law Zhuge Liang: Frankly Speaking About Studying Abroad in Modern Times

Liu Chan can be given a few more wise ministers, and it's not like he doesn't have his own team. Fei Yi, Dong Yun, and Huo Yi were all Liu Chan's East Palace subordinate officials. They accompanied Liu Chan when they first became officials. After Liu Chan ascended the throne, they remained his close ministers. That is to say, when Zhuge Liang went on the Northern Expedition, Fei Yi and Huo Yi were assigned to positions in the Prime Minister's Office. Among the three, except for Liu Chan who complained about Dong Yun and strictly restrained him, Liu Chan and Fei Yi were two-way sons and daughters. If the Shu Han Dynasty had not been destroyed, Fei Yi's daughter would have been the queen. The closeness between Liu Chan and Huo Yi was more obvious. In addition to serving as Liu Chan's East Palace official, Huo Yi was later made Liu Chan's concubine, allowing him to give advice to the prince. When the Shu Han Dynasty fell, Huo Yi led his army to surrender after making sure that Liu Chan would be treated well after his surrender. He also expressed that he would fight to the death if Liu Chan was humiliated. As for Ma Su and Yang Yi, in the final analysis, both of them have bad personalities and cannot be reused. One is headstrong and the other only sees himself as horribly stupid. Yang Yi, in particular, was dissatisfied and resentful because Liu Chan entrusted the power after Zhuge Liang's death to Jiang Wan instead of him. Fei Yi went to visit him and said something: "When the prime minister died in the past, if I had surrendered my troops to the Wei family, how could I be in such a miserable state today! It is really regrettable." If he says this, who will die if he doesn't? Yang Yi is the kind of person who only has his own interests in mind, and will speak arrogantly if he is not satisfied. This guy is so stupid that you don't know what to say. After Fei Yi secretly played Liu Chan, Yang Yi was deposed and exiled. Logically speaking, you should be honest, and that's the end of the matter. But he couldn't see clearly his situation. When he was exiled, he even wrote a letter to express his dissatisfaction fiercely. In the end, he was arrested again... He could only say that he would not die if he didn't seek death.

Zhuge Ke and Zhuge Qiao are both older than Liu Chan and are no longer children at this time.

The writing is a bit simple. The simplest question is, why does the red and black list work so well? There is no specific and in-depth perspective. If you raise it, it means you have it, right?