Xu Shu's Character
Xu Shu's character had many sides. He had a resolute personality and liked to be chivalrous. He was talented and forthright since he was young. He had the character of a chivalrous man. This could be seen from the fact that he killed for his fellow countrymen. At the same time, he had a gentle and kind personality, and he treated others kindly. This kind of personality made him get along well with Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and other forthright and valiant people. In addition, Xu Shu was also a dutiful son. Because his mother was imprisoned by Cao Cao, he was forced to return to Cao Cao, but he swore not to offer a plan for Cao Wei. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Xu Shu's Strength
Xu Shu was relatively strong. After he became Liu Bei's advisor, he had displayed his extraordinary military talent. For example, when Cao Cao ordered Cao Ren to lead his troops to attack Liu Bei, Xu Shu commanded the battle, causing Cao Ren to retreat in a sorry state. In the situation where Liu Bei's group lacked top strategists, Xu Shu's participation made Liu Bei's group even stronger. Liu Bei was no longer beaten by Cao Cao. With Xu Shu's help, he could even defeat Cao Cao with fewer people. Although he was later forced to enter Cao Cao's camp and swore not to offer any help to Cao Cao, it also reflected that Cao Cao valued his ability and used his mother to trick him into Cao Cao's camp. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Xu Shu's Force
Xu Shu was initially Liu Bei's advisor. Later, Cao Cao kidnapped his mother and turned to Cao Cao to become his advisor. When Liu Bei was in power, he helped Liu Bei increase his strength and defeated Cao Cao with fewer people. In Cao Cao's power, Xu Shu served as the right Zhonglang General and Censor Zhongcheng when Emperor Wen of Wei. In the game " Dynasty Musou 6 Empire," Xu Shu was an important figure in the Shu Han forces. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Xu Shu's strongest lineup
How is Xu Shu's ability?
Xu Shu was more capable. He was once Liu Bei's advisor. With his help, Liu Bei's group became stronger and the situation of being chased by Cao Cao improved. Liu Bei even defeated Cao Cao with his help. He even recommended Zhuge Liang, a top strategist, to Liu Bei. After Xu Shu turned to Cao Cao, Cao Cao also recognized his talent and asked," How is Xu Shu's talent compared to yours? Ten times more than me. Although there was a saying," Xu Shu entered Cao's camp without saying a word," this was because he had sworn not to offer a strategy for Cao Wei. It was not a manifestation of his lack of ability. In the Song Dynasty, Wang Zhi commented on Xu Shu: If there was no Xu Shu in the world, there would be no Pang Tong and no heroes. This also reflected Xu Shu's extraordinary ability. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Xu Shu's Effect on Liu Bei
Xu Shu was very important to Liu Bei. First of all, he was an important advisor to Liu Bei before he invited Zhuge Liang out. He played a great role in military affairs, helping Liu Bei successfully take down Fancheng and defeat Cao Cao. This allowed Liu Bei to achieve certain military achievements and made Xu Shu famous. Secondly, Xu Shu recommended Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei. He believed that Zhuge Liang had the talent to govern the world and was not comparable to ordinary people. His talent was worthy of Liu Bei's personal invitation, which led Liu Bei to visit the thatched cottage three times, allowing Zhuge Liang to come out of the mountain to assist Liu Bei, laying an important talent foundation for the development of Liu Bei's group. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Shu's Daughter Attacks Xu Sichun
Xu Sichun is the son of Xu Lingyi and Yuan Niang. Mother Yuan died early. In the original novel, Xu Sichun was brought up by Mother Xu (the old lady). There was no plot in the TV series where many people wanted to harm him.
The Shu's Daughter Attacks Xu Siyu
Xu Siyu was a character in " A Guide to Shu Daughters ". He was the son of Concubine Qin, and his situation in the Xu Mansion was rather complicated and awkward. When the family was in turmoil, his birth was highly anticipated. As Xu Lingyi's eldest son, he was Xu Lingyi's only son for a long time and was the focus of the whole family. However, after the Xu family's situation stabilized and a legitimate son was born, his status plummeted. Brother Chun became the Di son after he was born and was the natural heir to the residence of Marquis Yong Ping. He was doted on and protected by the Xu family, while Xu Siyu became the Shu eldest son. Mother Yuan doted on Brother Chun extremely and treated him as her life. However, she used a sheep-like management method on Xu Siyu. Other than providing basic food and clothing, she did not care about him at all and did not even let him get close to Brother Chun. Xu Siyu's wife also treated Zhun as a treasure. She was only fulfilling her responsibility as a grandmother to Xu Siyu, and her attitude was polite and distant. Xu Siyu's growth was full of ups and downs. He had yet to be enlightened when he was eight or nine years old, and he played with the manservants all day long. Later, he was fortunate enough to be enlightened by the Second Mistress personally before he was on the right track. When he was eleven or twelve years old, he was sent to Le 'an by his father, Xu Lingyi, to study. This arrangement cut off his desire to compete for the throne. He had to adapt to many difficult changes in the place where he studied. He lacked love in his family and was estranged from his father. Compared to Xu Sichun and Xu Sijin, the environment he grew up in was very different, but he was never jealous or envious. He knew his own situation and worked hard to grow and learn. He was healthy, intelligent, and well-educated. Although he was only a concubine's son, if Concubine Wen had also given birth to a son, his status would have been lower than Concubine Wen's son. Yuan Niang treated him by letting Qin YiNiang, who used to be a servant girl, raise him, and the servant boy brought him around. If it wasn't for the protection of Second Furen, the protection of Eleventh Niang, and Brother Jin's intimate treatment of him, he would probably have been raised and crippled. Xu Siyu had a clear understanding of his position and future. When he grew up, he was extremely protective of Brother Jin. In the end, after he passed the Jinshi examination, he gave up the opportunity to take the examination of the lucky scholar and chose to be released. He took a path that did not compete with his son and belonged to himself.
Shu daughter's attack on Xu Sichun
Xu Sichun is the son of Xu Lingyi and Luo Yuanniang. Luo Yuanniang was worried that after her death, her husband Xu Lingyi would marry another daughter of a noble family and threaten the life of the weak Xu Sichun, so she made many arrangements. Xu Sichun grew up in a complicated environment. In the process of family relationship development, as his younger brother Xu Sijin gradually grew up, he was doted on by his family because of his intelligence, liveliness, and cuteness. This made Xu Sichun, the heir, feel uneasy, and also made Xu Lingyi have to face the contradiction between his children.
Liu Bei's Advisor Xu Shu
Xu Shu, character straight, Yuzhou Yingchuan (today's Yuzhou City, Henan Province), a famous figure in the Three Kingdoms period. He was born in a poor family and was good at chivalrous deeds in his early years. After he was arrested for revenge, he was rescued by his friends and then he changed his moral integrity to study. In the second year of Chuping (191 AD), he took refuge in Jingzhou due to the war and met Sima Hui, Zhuge Liang, Cui Zhou and other people. In the 12th year of Jian 'an (207 AD), when Liu Bei was stationed in Xinye, Xu Shu went to recommend himself and was appreciated by Liu Bei. He even recommended Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei. In the 13th year of Jian 'an (208 AD), when Xu Shu followed Liu Bei's troops south, his mother was captured by Cao Cao. Cao Cao used his mother as a bargaining chip to ask Xu Shu to join him. Xu Shu was filial and had to bid farewell to Liu Bei and join Cao Cao's camp. Although he was in Cao Cao's camp, he swore that he would never offer a plan for Cao Wei. This was the origin of the story of "Xu Shu entered Cao Cao's camp without saying a word." After Xu Shu's mother died, he did not seek refuge with Liu Bei for the following reasons: First, he was very filial. His mother was buried under Cao Cao's rule (near Xuchang). If he sought refuge with Liu Bei and became an enemy of Cao Cao, he would not be able to sweep his mother's grave for a long time. The second was Zhuge Liang's attitude. When Liu Bei had the intention to recruit Xu Shu, Zhuge Liang did not ask Xu Shu to stay. Xu Shu said that with Zhuge Liang assisting Liu Bei, the great cause would be successful. He realized that Zhuge Liang did not welcome him back. If he returned to Liu Bei's side, he might have a conflict with Zhuge Liang, which was not in the interest of Liu Bei's group. Therefore, he chose to continue to stay under Cao Cao. During the reign of Emperor Wen of Wei, Xu Shu served as the right Zhonglang General and Censor Zhongcheng, and died of illness a few years later. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Shu daughter's attack on Xu Siyu's ending
The original did not mention that Xu Siyu had a special plot direction. In the TV series adaptation, Xu Siyu was given to Aunt Wen, but there was no mention of his final ending.