Chapter 473 Extra 1. Lv Weiyang

After growing up, Xiaobao no longer likes people calling him Xiaobao.

Especially after he followed his father to the front line and had his own troops, he would jump up and down when he heard others call him Xiaobao.

He has a big name, Lv Weiyang.

What a nice name. It sounds loud. Why call him Xiaobao!

When his father called him Xiaobao in the barracks, he could pretend not to hear it. But when his mother called him Xiaobao, he dared not not respond.

She was his only mother, and even if he had children and grandchildren later, he would still respond happily if his mother called him "Xiaobao Xiaobao".

When Xiaobao was thirteen years old, his parents gave him a very grand birthday. His mother said that it was to compensate for his regret that he had not been with her for these years and had not been able to eat a bowl of birthday noodles from her.

Lv Weiyang was very happy. On this day, he felt that the world belonged to him.

He spent a sad birthday with his parents, brother, and sister.

Just after his birthday, news came from the Central Plains that Mu Youxian, the ruler of Jin, invaded the capital of Liang and destroyed Liang. The last emperor of Liang committed suicide.

Mu Youxian proclaimed himself emperor in Luoyang and used "Shuo" as the country's name. I don't know what he was thinking. I guess he was afraid that various forces would attack him and that he would not be able to sit on the throne steadily.

Isn't it true? There are many people who plan to fish in troubled waters. No one is worse than anyone else, so why did you, a foreigner, take over the Central Plains?

There are many people who don't like it. Wu went north. Shu also made frequent moves.

Lu Weiyang stared at his father's general's tent every day and didn't find any movement.

There are also many people who advocate his father. His father sat so steadily. I don't know if he remembered the time when he came out of Fengxiang and went to Hedong and was taken in by Jin.

His father was as still as a mountain, but Mu Youxian, who had just ascended the throne, couldn't sit still and wrote a letter to make friends with his father.

He also named his father the King of Zhenhai.

The meaning of the letter was, please consider the past friendship and don't get involved at this time. It's not pleasant to be attacked from all sides.

He must let him enjoy the emperor's addiction for a few years.

Mu Youxian named his father the King of Zhenhai. He, Lv Weiyang, suddenly changed from the second son of the Jiedushi to the second son of the King of Zhenhai.

The plaque on the gate of their house was also replaced with the four golden characters "Zhenhai Palace".

Lv Weiyang felt that these words almost blinded his eyes, as if a lump of gold was piled there. His father's operation was a bit coquettish, as if he was afraid that others didn't know that Zhenhai was rich now.

But his father said, Zhenhai has money, build it, build it hard! Just to blind people's eyes.

Okay. Whatever his father says is what it is.

After his family was promoted to the palace, Lv Weiyang also heard various voices.

He was originally the legitimate son of the prince, but with an adopted son standing in front of him, he became the second son. Who will inherit the Zhenhai Palace in the future?

Will the two brothers fight? The onlookers felt unfair for him.

Tsk, don't worry about it.

Is he, Lu Weiyang, a person who only cares about the small piece of land in front of the door?

What belongs to his father belongs to his father. Why doesn't he, Lu Weiyang, earn it himself? In the future, what he earns himself will be delicious.

His mother taught him since he was a child that what others have is others', and what you have is yours. Only when you use it will it not bite your hand. He has listened to his mother since he was a child.

Following his mother, he likes to make money. His small treasury is more than his father's. His father has no pocket money and still asks him for it, okay. Can he stare at what his father has in his hands? That's not possible.

If he wants territory, he will take it himself.

For example, the Wu Kingdom has made frequent moves, not only provoking Hou Shuo, but also provoking their Zhenhai territory, which is simply unbearable for Lu Weiyang.

They lived their own lives in Zhenhai. Who did they offend? Why did they treat them as sick cats?

Lv Weiyang personally led his troops to fight several fierce battles with Wu. At the age of thirteen, he seized Wu's Bozhou and connected Bozhou with Suzhou in Zhenhai.

His mother was so happy that she made him delicious food for several days, which made him so full.

What a sweet burden.

But his actions made some idle people gossip again, saying that a tiger father has no dog son, and that he should inherit the Zhenhai Palace, which annoyed him to death.

His brother was so angry that he followed his uncle to Haizhou to form a navy, so he had to go to Bozhou every day to train soldiers to vent his anger.

Finally, his grandfather in Raozhou recruited him. His grandfather was old, his physical strength was gradually declining, and his energy was not as good as before. He called him over and took him to teach him personally.

He liked his grandfather very much and liked to listen to his stories about his past battles on the battlefield.

My grandfather was a wise man with great wisdom. He was also good at martial arts and had many apprentices, all of whom were very loyal to him. This gave my grandfather, who was childless in his old age, some warmth at home.

Lü Weiyang was at ease training with his grandfather in Yue and learning various ways of governing the world from him.

Mu Youxian seized the Central Plains, took the throne, and established Houshuo. Lü Weiyang thought that he would be able to stay stable for a few years anyway, so that he could spend a few more years with his grandfather.

But he didn't expect that Mu Youxian first led troops to conquer Wang Jian's Shu Kingdom. After destroying Shu, he handed Shu over to his brother-in-law. He just lay down.

I felt that I needed to take a good rest. I began to be fascinated by opera and drum music. I started to build a big theater and raised a large number of actors. Ministers had to go to the theater to find him to report their work. I didn't care about political affairs.

Lü Weiyang heard that the virtuous Queen Liu Yu Niang had begun to squander the family fortune while amassing wealth, filling half of the national treasury's income into her private treasury and squandering it lavishly, leaving the army without money to pay salaries. The soldiers were starving and complained bitterly.

Lü Weiyang shuddered.

He decisively wrote a letter to his mother, saying that he was still young and didn't want to find a wife too early. Mother, you must be careful and keep your eyes open.

My grandfather said that marrying a good woman can bring prosperity to three generations. Mother, you must be sure to make sure.

We are rich in Zhenhai, but not enough for the spendthrift women.

Not long after Lu Weiyang sent the letter, he heard that there was a mutiny at Xingjiao Gate in Luoyang. Guo Congqian, the actor who served as the commander, rebelled and burned Xingjiao Gate. Mu Youxian was shot to death by arrows.

Not only that, an actor picked up discarded musical instruments and threw them on Mu Youxian's body, setting it on fire.

Lu Weiyang shuddered again. He spread out the paper again and wrote a letter to his mother, asking her to burn all the musical instruments in the house.

It's terrible. Diligence makes one proficient, while play makes one lose. It's really terrible.

Su Qingmei received two letters from her son. This is inexplicable.

He felt that his son was changing from time to time. He had been asked to do so many math problems when he was young to train his thinking ability, but now it seemed useless.

He discussed with Lü Bocheng to find him a powerful wife to discipline him. A wild horse that escaped from the border needs to be put on a powerful bridle.

Compared with the turmoil in Houshuo, Raozhou in Yuedi was calm.

After personally teaching Lü Weiyang for several years, Ma Mingwen watched him get married and have children, and personally handed over Yuedi to him. He watched him successfully inherit Yuedi and become the new King of Yue before he passed away peacefully.

And Ma Mingwen's apprentices, Lü Weiyang's uncles, and the generals in the army all regarded Lü Weiyang as their master. The transfer of power in Yue State was smooth and nothing unusual happened.

Lü Bocheng was also greatly relieved.

They all planned to lead troops to support their son if Yuedi was turbulent.

After Lü Weiyang took over Yuedi, he took care of Cui Yuying until the end of her life and treated her with great filial piety. He married a dignified and virtuous wife and had three sons and two daughters.

He managed Yue land like a paradise, so that the people of Yue land lived and worked in peace and contentment, unaffected by war. The people died of old age without knowing war, and played and played in all seasons, with the sound of singing and drums heard from each other. He was deeply loved by the people.

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