None of this is what Lu Di cares about, what he cares about is what his father will do?

Marrying Yan Ji seems to be unstoppable in the court, if Qi Yan marries again, what damage will it do to him?

And since the Hundred Years of River Crossing War, my father's attitude towards him seems to be cold, and even a little estranged, what is going on?

The reason why I can be in the court, in the country of Qi, and the clouds and rain are all dependent on my father's favor, if I lose my favor, what else do I have?

Wu Zixu?

He had a quarrel with him in Xu State that day, and because he caused his revenge and couldn't be avenged, he must hate himself in his heart. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

Sun Wu?

Although Sun Wu has a close relationship with him, he is from a family after all, and it is impossible for him to abandon his family and children for himself.

Fan Li?

No, as his father said, he is talented but not loyal, he can be used but guarded against, and he is far away in the border of Qi.

Confucius's group of disciples?

Zai Yu, Gao Chai, Bu Shang, Zhong You?

They worked for their father, not my young son at all, so, no!

Ji Ran?

He is kind to him, and he is a person with extraordinary wisdom and ability, but after all, he has just come to Qi State, and his power is weak, so he can't help him a lot at all.

National fan?

He was born and died with himself, but now that he has returned to Linzi, his identity has changed, and he thinks more about the interests of the family.

Lose class?

He has a very unusual relationship with himself, and he also has the things he is most obsessed with in his hands, but after all, he is only responsible for crafting, and his tentacles are limited!

Yan Yuan?

Evil, he! Afraid of his father's goods, when he saw the old guy Yan Ying glaring, he immediately swung his legs, as long as Yan Ying lived, don't count on it.

Who else can be relied on?

Lu Di went through all the people in the Qi court in his mind, and found that except for Liang Qiujiao and Ai Kongneng's current hope, all the others had various reasons for Pas to fall.

But Liangqiu's time is running out, Aikong, it's okay to paint and pat on the back, and the other Liangqiu is 108,000 miles away.

Is your situation really embarrassing?

Lu Di sighed, looking at the lotus flowers in the Qingqing Pond, Zhang Mengtan and Dongmen Wuze were standing behind each other looking at each other, not knowing why.

Liang Qiu died, in an autumn breeze.

Qi Jinggong wanted to bury Liangqiu, but Yan Ying stopped him.

When he was buried that day, Lu Di personally carried Liang Qiu's coffin and sent him into the soil in a good feng shui place.

The scholars of Linzi witnessed the huge coffin-carrying procession that day.

Many people feel that if they can get such treatment after death, it will be worth their lives.

Liang Qiu's sister-in-law wanted to kill some of his own slaves for burial according to funeral traditions, but Lu Di stopped it, slaves are also human beings, and the meaning of human life does not lie in burial.

He had terracotta figurines burned in the likeness of slaves, and buried many bronze and stone inscriptions in his tomb.

Liang Qiu's son-in-law knew that his father loved Gongzi the most, so he also followed Lu Di's advice, and in this way, the funeral goods such as the mighty terracotta figurines and inscription clay pots pulled by the four-wheeled carriage were buried together with Liang Qiu.

Like Confucius, Lü Di advocated thick burials, but there were differences, Confucius advocated thick burials according to identity and ability, while Lü Di advocated thick burials without direct wealth.

Because Lu Di was a tomb robber with a pure heart in later generations, he knew that if there was no tireless group of followers of the grave, the splendor of Chinese civilization would be greatly reduced.

It's like without the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shi Huang, who knows the strength of the Qin State at that time?

It's like without Sanxingdui, saying that you know that there was once an active civilization in the southwest that is not like ordinary human beings?

But his thick burial is not like the luxurious tomb of the Marquis of Han Hai built with gold and silver, but he admires the tomb with inscriptions and terracotta figurines.

The terracotta figurines are meant to make up for the tradition of the funeral system, while the inscriptions are for future generations.

If they excavate this tomb one day, they will find, oh, it turns out that there was such a person in that time, in that place, who did such a thing.

This is the record of history, this is the civilization of history!

Lu Di sometimes thought that if he had achieved great things one day, he would definitely let the capable people in the world obey his instructions, that is, after death, people should carve their favorite classic documents into inscriptions and bury them in the ground as their burial objects.

In this way, there will be no cultural fault and no civilization fault in the future.

Even if it is broken, there will be an outline for restoring it one day.

Thinking about it, thinking about it, thinking about future generations.

An urn, I really don't know how future children and grandchildren will study this history?

With movies, TV dramas, pictures, sounds?

They are the storage of virtual space, can they be kept for 100 years, 200 years, 300 years, or even 1,000 years?

It is necessary to engrave some great works into inscriptions and bury them in the ground, just in case.

Liang Qiu died, and it was not only himself who closed the coffin, but also marked the end of one era of Qi and the arrival of another.

Everyone stared at the position of the Great Si Nong left by him, and the Meichen family thought that Ai Kong might take office, but the Qing faction thought that a figure from their faction might take office, but surprisingly, a figure who had never been noticed came to power.

He is, Ji Ran from the Song Kingdom!

When Yan Ying promulgated the edict of his own king, everyone was stupid.

Ai Kong's face turned black into charcoal, Yang Sheng gritted his teeth to prevent his face from changing, and Du Yan was angry and wanted to go crazy, staring at Ji Ran with cannibalistic eyes.

Xianzhang and the disciples of Confucius and the others were hanging up high and smiling.

When this news reached Lu Di's ears, it was already afternoon.

Lu Di was guarding his filial piety in front of Liang Qiu's tomb at that time.

He was not surprised to get this news, because Liang Qiu's sister-in-law had already told him in advance, and Liang Qiuju asked the king to let Ji Ran take his place before he died.

With Qi Jinggong's favor for Liang Qiu, of course he would agree.

Lu Di leaned on the grave of Liang Qiu, and touched the loess with his hand, "Father Liangqiu, do you know, you really seem to be a person in later history, his name is Feng Deyi, he has been a slaughterer of the Tang Dynasty all his life, and he tried to think about Li Ke when he was alive, and even if he was dying, he was still trying his best to pave the way for Li Ke."

"But Li Ke's sensibility made his hard work turn into ashes in the end"

"Father, do you think children are also emotional people?"

"Will one day it be the same as Li Ke's old path?"

"And could the person you recommend be the child's Cen Wenwen?"

Lu Di turned over and tried to hold the grave in her arms.