Shandong and Guanzhong actually have many problems, and they cannot be summarized simply by one good or one bad. The conclusion of one of the problems alone means that you can know all the pros and cons, and decide who is good and who is bad, which is undoubtedly a stupid way to make up for the lack of IQ and chaos.

In later generations, many pirates or female boxing were caught at any time, and then they began to knock a group of people over with one stroke. Everyone knew that such a remark was definitely wrong, but people like pirates or female boxing were very popular. The illiterate person was fearless, probably a portrayal of these pirates or female boxing, using points to cover the surface and generalizing it with a partiality, but they even thought it was amazing to confuse right and wrong, criticize this and guide it...

Later, the feudal dynasties made repeated mistakes on these issues. For example, during the Ming Dynasty, the Jiangnan generation believed that they had contributed a lot to the Ming Dynasty. Then they formed a group of literati from Jiangsu and Zhejiang to compete with the central government of the Ming Dynasty, advocated clear streams, tampered with right and wrong with writing style, and generalized with the point and the partiality. They spared no effort to criticize and scold the evil people among the eunuchs, but they ignored eunuchs like Zheng He and did not say a word.

These people tore up and burned down real documents, deny the support given to Jiangnan by other parts of the country, and believed that Jiangnan did not need the help of other poor relatives. They were the best and could do the best. As a result, they found that they actually had very poor ability to resist strikes. When the Jiangnan chaos was in chaos, they tried to tamper with the data. In the end, they could not hide it and then shut up to guide other poor relatives... But just shut up for a while... They believed that the nature of the slut is difficult to change. After all, the slut will never admit their mistakes, and thus they have developed a peerless and shameless shame.

By the way, again, this refers to the Ming Dynasty...

Now Pang Tong is taking advantage of this fierce conflict in Guanzhong and Shandong to let Fei Zhen learn and understand during the war, what are the advantages and disadvantages of the two sides, what is the cause, and how should we solve it...

Fei Zhen asked: "So...Sima's words, are those of them true and those are false? How do you think about them?"

Pang Tong smiled and said, "If you only ask Sima's words... it's almost the same if you look at it backwards..."

"Reversely?" Fei Zhen frowned and thought.

While the two were talking, footsteps came quickly.

"Report!" A messenger arrived at the hall and submitted a secret letter, "Sima, the minister of Dali Temple, has a secret letter to the Shangshutai!"

Pang Tong took the secret letter sent by Sima Yi, checked the hot paint, and then took it apart and couldn't help but smile, "Sure enough... Sima Zhongda is using a strategy... to lure Shandong..."
Chapter completed!