Loyalist Yan Qing advised Lu Junyi to withdraw. Why did Lu Junyi refuse?

Lu Junyi refused to retire with Yanqing because he had been looking forward to the day when he was promoted to worship his ancestors. After a series of difficult wars between the North and the South, Lu Junyi didn't listen to you at the end when your squad returned to Korea to get a reward.

Lu Junyi is a rich man with deep pockets in Daming House. When he went to Liangshan to "take refuge", he was bound up the mountain by Liangshan heroes. When he saw Wu Yong, a fortune teller who told his fortune, and jy, a "dumb" Li Kui, he realized that he had been set up by Liangshan. But he never imagined that a series of traps set by Liangshan eventually made him lose his original wealth and family, sent him to prison, and almost killed his housekeeper Gu Li.

In fact, it was not his intention for Lu Junyi to join Liangshan. As a rich man, he hates these bandits in Liangshan very much. Although Song Jiang gave him the second place in Liangshan, his heart was extremely uncomfortable. In his eyes, Liangshan is not a glorious place, but a den of bandits.

After joining Liangshan, Lu Junyi still looked down on the people in Liangshan. He and Song Jiang and Wu Yong talked too much, only occasionally Song Jiang asked, and Lu Junyi simply perfunctory words. Although Lu Junyi is not closely related to Song Jiang, he is closely related to Guan Sheng, Hu, Xu Ning and other people who were court officials. Perhaps they are in the same boat and have been calculated, so their * * * words are much more special, so Liangshan is invisibly divided into two factions.

Later, Lu Junyi found that Song Jiang had the same idea as him, so they got closer. Until one day, Sung River talked to Lu Junyi about wanting to lead Liangshan to submit to the imperial court. Lu Junyi eyes a bright, and sung river hit it off. Is a good helper Lu Junyi successfully surrendered to the court.

The imperial court entrusted Song Jiang and Lu Junyi with an important task. Liao pounced from time to time. On Song Jiang and Lu Junyi, tian hu, Wang Qing and Fang La rebelled, and Liang Shanjun of Song Jiang took the lead. The first three games, sung river, etc. Are prosperous times, but in Fang La's play, Song Jiang and Lu Junyi, the two pioneers, can be described as a debacle. Liangshan lost seven or eight out of ten in Fang La, and the rest were depressed, but it would be good to win.

Sung River and Lu Junyi moved troops back to Korea. On the way, Lin Chong fell ill, and Song Wu, who had one arm, refused to go back anyway. Lu also sat in the small temple, and Jiang Long ran away with Tong Wei Tongmeng's two brothers.

At this moment, Yan Qing came, called Lao shifu Lu Junyi aside and urged Lu Junyi to retreat. He doesn't want to go back to the imperial court, and he can't leave if he wants to. He won the fate of Han Han Xin and Ying Bu.

Lu Junyi wanted to go back, and Song Huizong promoted him to a knight, but Yanqing and his gang ran to tell him to escape, and Lu Junyi turned purple with anger. He was finally wooed by the imperial court, and his identity as a bandit was washed away. At this time, Yan Qing asked him to put down the possible senior officials and escape. Lu Junyi ignored Yanqing, worked hard, caught up with Sung River, and followed the team to move on. Yanqing knelt down in the direction of Lu Junyi, kowtowed three times, got up and walked in the opposite direction.

After returning to China, Lu Junyi was appointed as the peace envoy of Luzhou by Song Huizong and concurrently served as the deputy commander of Luzhou Military Region. But not long after, Lu Junyi drank the mercury poisoned wine from Cai Jing, Gaoguan and Yang Jian. On the way back to Luzhou, Lu Junyi can't ride a horse, but only take a boat. When he went to Sizhou to turn to Huaihe River, he slipped and fell into the water, and Lu Junyi was buried in the water.

In fact, if Lu Junyi had listened to Yan Qing, the righteous servant, the two men would have gone together long ago and would not have been killed. But Lu Junyi was reluctant to part with his wealth, and eventually lost his life.