The Summoner of the Battle of All Realms

"You also want to summon?" Fusu's face was full of surprise.

"Yeah, why is it that only Sister Binbin can do it and I can't? I want to summon her too." Mimi nodded very seriously.

"Okay, what do you want to summon?" Fusu nodded. Mimi was indeed right. You can't favor one thing over another.

"Of course it's a summoned character," Mimi looked at Fusu hopefully.

"Okay, wait for me for a while." Fusu had already used up Wei's character summoning privileges, and could only use other summoning privileges.

"By the way, Mimi, who is the person you most want to summon?" Fusu couldn't help but ask him.

"If I'm a man, I want to summon Zhao Zilong the most. If I'm a woman, I want to summon Wang Zhaojun." Mimi paused for three seconds and said it without thinking.

"Oh, why?" Fusu was curious. Why did he choose to summon Wang Zhaojun? He was really curious.

Why not Xi Shi, Diao Chan, or Yang Guifei?

"Because Zhao Zilong is powerful, handsome, courageous and knowledgeable. He is my idol. When I was watching "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" when I was a child, he was my favorite character. As for why I wanted to summon Wang Zhaojun, because I once played her, so I like this character very much," Mimi said with embarrassment.

"Oh, right." At this moment, Fusu suddenly realized that indeed, Mimi had played the role of Wang Zhaojun a few years ago.

"But I have good news and bad news to tell you. Which one do you want to hear first?" Fusu looked at Mimi and asked.

"Of course it's bad news, sad first and then happy", Mimi directly chose to hear the bad news first.

"Okay", Fusu nodded.

"I have the authority to summon a certain character once, but unfortunately, I cannot summon Zhao Zilong." Fusu planned to use the special summoning privilege for Mimi.

"Why?" Mimi was a little unhappy.

"Because Zhao Zilong has been summoned by me, and Luo Cheng also came out at the same time." Fusu looked at Mimi and said with a smile.

"What?" Mimi couldn't help but be surprised, "Oh my god, it was summoned." Mimi was so happy.

"I really want to meet each other now," Mimi said happily.

This is not bad news for her, it is simply good news.

"By the way, what's the good news?" After Mimi was happy, she seemed to have thought of something and asked Fusu.

Since the bad news is so surprising, the good news goes without saying.

"The good news is that although Zhao Zilong cannot be summoned, Wang Zhaojun can be summoned."

"Really", Mimi felt like she was surrounded by happiness at this moment, it was really great.

Lili stood aside with a look of envy in her eyes.

Fusu looked at Lili's eyes and sighed inwardly, he couldn't treat one favorably.

What's most important?

It’s rain and dew evenly!

"Binbin, you have your share in a while, you'd better think about who you want to summon first," Fusu said to Lili.

"Yes", Lili's face bloomed with a beautiful face.

Seems very happy.

Fusu stretched out his hand, and a summoning card appeared in front of Fusu.

This time Fusu used the summoning privilege to complete the hidden mission - the destruction of the Wei State. There were three rewards in total, two summoning privileges for designated characters and one summoning privilege for designated stunning beauties.

What Fusu used was to formulate the privilege of summoning stunning beauties.

"Mimi, I leave it to you," Fusu said to Mimi with a faint smile.

"Yes," Mimi nodded, imitating Fu Su's gesture, "Summon - Wang Zhaojun."

Following Mimi's words, the thick fog on the summoning card dissipated, and a figure appeared in front of everyone.

It was Wang Zhaojun's figure.

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Wang Zhaojun, whose given name was Qiang and whose real name was Haoyue, was Luoyan, one of the four beauties in ancient China. During the Jin Dynasty, she was also known as the "Ming Concubine" to avoid Sima Zhao's taboo. She was a palace maid in the Han Yuan Dynasty and a native of Zigui, Shu County in the Western Han Dynasty.

It can be said that the story of Zhaojun's departure from the fortress has been passed down through the ages.

In the first year of Emperor Jianzhao of the Han Yuan Dynasty, Wang Zhaojun was elected to the palace and became a palace maid. In the first month of the first year of Jingning, Huhanxie, who was the Chanyu of the Xiongnu at that time, came to the Han Dynasty for the third time to ask for his son-in-law. Wang Zhaojun was ordered to marry him as his wife, named Ninghulan.

The two lived together for three years and had a son, Yitu Zhiyashi, who later became the king of the Xiongnu Youri Zhu.

In the second year of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Hu Hanxie Chanyu died, and Zhaojun wrote to the Han court asking for his return. Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty issued an order to "follow Hu customs" and follow the nomadic people's step marriage system to remarry Huhanxie Chanyu's eldest son, Fuzhulei Chanyu. The two lived together for eleven years and had two daughters.

After Wang Zhaojun's death, he was buried in the southern suburbs of Hohhot City. His tomb is located in the Daqing Mountains and near the Yellow River. Later generations called it the "Green Tomb."

Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the third chapter of "Ode to Ancient Relics": "Once I go to Zitai Lianshuo Desert, I will only leave the green tomb facing the dusk."

The name of Green Tomb has been passed down through the ages.

In the decades after Zhaojun left the country, the Han and Hungarian families had maintained friendly and harmonious relations, so the marriage in the late Western Han Dynasty was successful. In the Western Han Dynasty, Hu Hanxie Shanyu went out to the Han Dynasty with Zhaojun, which not only ended many years of division and war between the Huns, but also laid the foundation for the unification of the Central Plains dynasty. In addition, the exchanges between the two sides were strengthened through the marriage and marriage, which inevitably caused the relatively backward ethnic minorities at that time to yearn for the advanced system of the Central Plains, prompting some ethnic minorities to imitate the system of the Central Plains.

Chapter 1086 Zhaojun goes out of the fortress and the painter abandons the market

Wang Zhaojun, Xi Shi, Diao Chan, and Yang Yuhuan are known as the four ancient beauties of the East. Of course, there are many legends and ancient poems about them.

In ancient times, when describing beauties, they always used the words "the appearance of a woman who is shy of the moon when the moon is closed, and the appearance of a fish that sinks into the sea and a goose that sinks into the sky". The "falling wild goose" refers to the story of Zhaojun's departure from the fortress.

In the first year of Jingning, Huhanxie Chanyu, the leader of the Huns, took the initiative to come to the court, proclaimed himself a vassal to the Han, and requested a marriage. Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty selected Wang Zhaojun as the marriage partner.

At that time, Wang Zhaojun bid farewell to his hometown and headed north.

Along the way, the rolling yellow sand and the neighing of horses and wild geese made her feel uneasy, so she played "Pipa Resentment" on horseback.

The melodious and melodious sound of the piano, coupled with the beauty of the woman, made the geese flying south forget to flap their wings and fell on the flat sand one after another. From this, Luoyan became Wang Zhaojun's nickname.

According to rumors, before Wang Zhaojun left the fortress, there was another story about Wang Zhaojun.

According to "Xijing Miscellaneous Notes", Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty asked painters to draw portraits because there were many women in the harem, and he looked at the pictures to summon his favor.

The palace officials bribed the painter, but the only king Zhaojun refused, so her portrait was painted in the worst possible way and she was not allowed to see Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty.

Later, when the Xiongnu came to propose marriage, Emperor Han Yuan chose Wang Zhaojun according to his image. Before leaving, he found that Zhaojun was elegant and generous and had the most beautiful appearance. He regretted it. After being investigated, he killed many painters such as Mao Yanshou and Chen Chang.

Literati in the past dynasties often wrote articles, poems and poems based on this, such as Wu Wen's "Ming Fei": "If you don't buy gold for a painter, you will be ashamed of yourself and be a self-media."