As a little fox who has slept with King Feng Gui for so many years, he may not have nine tails yet, but he still has three or five.

Mrs. You dare not say that she can grasp everything about Feng's thoughts about Xiao Jiujiu, but it is not difficult to make a guess.

In her opinion, even though Feng was speaking clearly and logically, in fact, he did not reveal his main purpose at all.

It’s not like Fei Wenwei has just arrived at Shangshutai. He has been useless in Shangshutai for the past few years. Others don’t know it. You, the chief minister who records the affairs of Shangshu, don’t know that?

Therefore, Mrs. Right’s statement that Mr. Feng is making clever words is not without purpose.

She rolled her eyes and then lowered her voice:

"You said you wanted to test Fei Wenwei's talent, but you actually wanted to test his temperament, right or wrong?"

Feng Dasima did not deny it:

"If Fei Wenwei really succeeds Jiang Gong, and I will share the national affairs with him, I will naturally have to make preparations first."

The great Sima and the great general of the Han Dynasty have cooperated so happily over the years, which is inseparable from Jiang Wan's good temper.

In fact, Feng and Jiang Wan had already met in their early years, and their friendship was not shallow.

Not only did Feng marry his left and right wives, it was Jiang Wan who acted as matchmaker.

Let's just say that when Feng was in charge of the Yue Dynasty, Jiang Wan was the person the prime minister prepared for Feng - although he was not used in the end.

But at that time, Jiang Wan had already had many interactions with Feng.

It was earlier, not to mention what happened in Nanxiang.

Although Feng later held Jiang Wan's son Jiang Bin accountable for building Mo Dao, it was later proven that Jiang Wan did not alienate Feng because of this.

Later, Mr. Feng recommended Jiang Bin as the governor of Hedong, and Jiang Bin's performance in the Shangdang battle were enough to prove that Mr. Feng was by no means a person who abandoned public service for personal reasons.

The two have known each other for twenty years and have experienced so many things. They understand each other inside and outside, and work hand in hand to help each other at the critical moment of the Prime Minister's death.

If you still can’t trust Jiang Wan, then who can you trust?

But Fei Yi was different.

Feng Da Sima and Fei Yi did not have much interaction.

Although there are historical records, the situation recorded in the historical books is different from the current situation.

When Fei Yi was in power, everything was arranged and no one competed with him.

What's more, the things Secretary Shi recorded were all recorded by bystanders or latecomers, who were not parties to the incident, so there will always be deviations.

If you don’t believe me, take a look at Old Demon Zhuge?

He always wants to take advantage of himself all day long.

He even robbed him of his five hundred thousand yuan telescope.

Where is there any trace of historical records?

And Sima Yi.

History books still remember that he pretended to be sick to deceive General Cao!

What now?

They have openly separated half of Wei State, without any cover-up.

Times are different, situations are different, and people's choices will also be different.

If you rely on your knowledge of history to solidify your choices, you will suffer big losses sooner or later.

Have even eaten it.

Isn't it because Wei Yan was thrown into the party?

Historically, he was able to defend Hanzhong and even patted his chest to guarantee:

"If Cao Cao comes with the whole world, please reject it for me, my king. If Cao Cao comes with a hundred thousand soldiers, please swallow them for me, my king."

Who would have expected that Sima Yi's men were not enough to reach 100,000, and he would be blown up by others in Shangdang.

(Queen:???)

Not to mention that Fei Yi may become Jiang Wan's successor. If he is not careful, the impact will be greater than that of Wei Yan.

Feng Da Sima didn't want to be like the Sima Taifu next door. He had to fight against the powerful enemy in front of him, and at the same time he had to fight wits and courage with the general behind him.

The right lady rolled her eyes at Alang:

"How about you not being the Foresighted Ghost King?"

Then he looked in the direction where Fei Yi disappeared:

"But there is some truth in what A Lang said before. Fei Wenwei's performance in the house today is indeed commendable."

"right?"

Feng Dasima shook his head proudly:

"Tai Shigong once said: If you are obedient, do not be overjoyed; if you are rebellious, do not be discouraged; if you are safe, do not be extravagant; if you are in danger, do not be frightened; if you have a thunder in your chest and a face as flat as a lake, you can worship the general."

"I have a look at Fei Yi. It is obedient to welcome him at the entrance in front of everyone. It is disobedient to be deliberately arrogant and not hold a banquet. It is safe to call him by his name when he is close. It is dangerous to have a thunderbolt strike against your ears and eyes."

"From the time he entered the house to the time he left, his words and deeds were consistent. I don't know whether he was shocked or not, but he was not surprised at all changes, which is still commendable."

What is the name of a book in later generations?

"details make a difference"?

It once set off a wave of praise in China.

Almost all business owners and executives back then had a copy of it.

For example, many years later, a widely circulated interview story:

The interviewer deliberately throws a ball of paper on the ground, and then calls the applicant in to see if the applicant has noticed this detail and what he will do.

Maybe it was partly influenced by this book.

In Feng's opinion, the content in this book is indeed a bit too general.

But there is one thing to say: some of the ideas in the book do have merit.

For example, the moments that make a girl's heart flutter are sometimes found in the inadvertent details...

Ahem, that’s too far off topic.

"You talk about clever words and you still don't admit it!"

The right lady laughed angrily and couldn't help but hit Feng Dashima:

"When did Tai Shigong say this? Are you really a concubine without studying? What a clever word."

The words are good and make sense.

But in order to complete the matter, he actually made up these words on the spot to deceive her.

Madam You didn't know whether she should be proud of her Alang's talent, or angry at his clever words and demeanor.

"Ah?" Feng Dasima was stunned, "No?"

its not right!

Isn’t this really what Tai Shigong said?

"If I remember it wrong? Maybe it was Sun Tzu who said the Art of War."

"Keep talking nonsense!"

The right lady was really angry. She really couldn't hold back her anger and hit Feng again: "You bullied me because you don't know the art of war, so you changed your excuse?"

"Wise words and charm!"

Give it a hit.

"Wise words and charm!"

Hit it again.

"Who in the world doesn't know that you are talented? How can something so worthy of pride be so embarrassing in your eyes? You don't even dare to admit it?"

"Wait a minute!"

Feng Da Sima was a little confused and grabbed Madam Right's hand to avoid being beaten again.

Isn’t it right? I remember it should be mentioned in historical records, right?

Did I remember it wrong? It was said in "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu?

"Tai Shigong really didn't say that?"

"No!"

"You haven't written anything yet?"

Mrs. Right glared at Da Sima and replied angrily:

"No!"

"That……"

Feng Da Sima had read Sun Tzu's Art of War carefully, and under the supervision of the Prime Minister, he read it many times.
To be continued...