Dressed as Zhang Liang: I Used Plain Calligraphy to Help Liu Bang Rule the World

Sun Bao, a doctor of philosophy, accidentally fell into the water. When he opened his eyes again, he turned into Zhang Liang, who was wanted by the Qin court after the failed assassination of Qin. On the bridge, Huang Shigong kicked off his old shoes and said coldly: "Baby, get off your shoes." In my previous life, I studied "Su Shu", wrote papers, made notes, and talked about strategies. I thought I understood Zhang Liang. It wasn't until I actually stood in the chaotic times of the late Qin Dynasty that I understood: "Su Shu" is not for memorization, but for identifying people, judging trends, making plans, protecting lives, and determining the world. Others see Liu Bang as vulgar, but I see that he can tolerate the world; others see Xiang Yu as invincible, but I see that he is stronger than one person, but defeated by the system; others see Han Xin as arrogant, but I see a soldier who has not been placed; others see the Hongmen Banquet as a doomed situation, but I want to open a way for Liu Bang to survive. I have no system, no magical weapons, and I cannot easily rewrite history. The only thing I can rely on is a volume of "Su Shu" and a pair of eyes that can see through people's hearts, current situations, status, interests and retreats. From Xiapiqiao Bridge to the Peixian military camp, from the three chapters of the agreement to the Hongmen massacre, from the burning of the plank road to the secret assassination of Chencang, from the defeat of Pengcheng to the siege of Gaixia, I pushed Liu Bang step by step from the leader of the grassy pavilion to the leader of the world. But when the world was settled, I realized that what Mr. Huang Shi passed on to me was never just a book. He asked me to bring "Su Shu" from the bamboo slips into people's hearts, military camps, Guanzhong, Hanzhong, Hongmen, Gaixia, and finally into my own life. In this life, what I want to do is not just become Zhang Liang. I want the world to know: Zhang Liang did not understand "Su Shu". Zhang Liang itself is a living volume of "Su Shu".