Why did Lu Junyi see through Wu Yong's plan of "favoring Liang" for profit?

When it comes to Lu Junyi, everyone laments that he is ill-fated: a well-to-do Hebei Sanjue, a big family in Beijing, and a figure on Forbes China Rich+Celebrity List, but Song Jiang and Wu Yong cheated him into Liangshan, and eventually his family was ruined.

(Photo) Lu Junyi, nicknamed "Jade Kirin"

The process of Lu Junyi's going to Liangshan can be divided into three stages: the first stage is Wu Yong's design to earn Lu Junyi to leave Beijing and go to Shandong thousands of miles away; In the middle period, Liangshan heroes played hooligans, captured Lu Junyi with wheel wars and water wars, and put him under house arrest for more than two months by taking turns to treat guests. Later, when Lu Junyi returned to Beijing, his family had already changed. His cheating wife and adulterer sued him to the government, and Liangshan hero saved him from the executioner's knife. At this point, Lu Junyi had to become an outlaw.

Among these three stages, the information in the middle and the last two stages is relatively clear. In the middle period, Liangshan held Lu Junyi hostage, which caused him to submit to Liangshan, which made the government put him in another book and blocked him from being a good citizen again. In the later period, Liangshan was an enemy of the imperial court, which saved Lu Junyi and made him submit to Liangshan.

The only controversy is the first stage, that is, why did Lu Junyi leave home for Shandong? As the book says, is it because Wu Yong calculated that there was a mass annihilation within one hundred days, and Lu Junyi went south to Mount Tai to burn incense to eliminate the disaster?

No, no, no. From the details in the book, Lu Junyi has already seen through Wu Yong's tricks. He is playing along, going to Liangshan to destroy the thief.

Below, just talk about the details in the book.

First, go to Beijing to find Lu Junyi, why not take Li Kui jy with others? It is said that Wu Yong will go to Beijing to "talk about Lu Junyi going up the mountain". When choosing a companion, he said, "I just lost a grotesque companion (120) to accompany me." Under this ugly standard, Li Kui jy stood out and accompanied him as a mute Taoist boy.

I think Wu Yong chose Li Kui jy as his colleague for two purposes: First, the grotesque Taoist boy can attract Lu Junyi's attention and play tricks. This is also the case. The sky-high life of Wu Yiliang's silver and jy's grotesque appearance caused a sensation in Beijing. Fifty or sixty children joined in the excitement and "shouted in the street", which led to the appearance of Lu Junyi. Second, Li Kui jy looks more like a mountain thief than a good citizen. Lu Junyi must be suspicious when he sees it, but Wu Yong wants him to be suspicious, and even tells him that Liangshan is coming.

Second, to answer Lu Junyi's question, Wu Yong's alias has a mystery. When Lu Junyi met Wu Yong who pretended to be a fortune teller, he leaned over and asked, "Sir, where is your hometown? Your last name is Gao? " Wu Yong replied, "My name is Zhang and my name is Yong. Zu Guan Shan Dong Lian Shi ... "

(Yong) and Tan Tiankou (Wu)-Don't you get it when you tell Lu Junyi that you are Wu Yong? As can be seen from the whole Water Margin, the information of rivers and lakes spread as fast as WeChat and Weibo now. It's like killing a tiger and a sister-in-law. It's like killing Lu Zhishen and killing Zhenkansai. It's like Chao Gai and Dou Shenggang. Killing it is like Jiangzhou killing jy ... It spread all over the rivers and lakes for the first time, and people thousands of miles away knew it. Even Gui Li was robbed, and everyone knew that he had painted his face and took two axes to pretend to be Li Kui jy.

When I went to Beijing to find Lu Junyi, Wu Yong and Li Kui jy had been in Liangshan for a long time, and they had long been famous. Lu Junyi, who wants to make a difference every day, can't be ignorant of all this. Therefore, Lu Junyi has already known who the bearer is through the sentence "My surname is Zhang, my name is Yong, my name is rap, and my ancestral home is Shandong".

Thirdly, the Tibetan poems written by Wu Yong and Lu Junyi are easy to read. As we all know, Lu Junyi was later identified by the government as one of the evidences of Liangshan bandits, which was the Tibetan poems on his wall. The poem reads: "There is a boat among the reeds, and Jie Jun and Russia swam through it. If the righteous can know this truth, they can run away without worry. "

At first glance, I knew there was a mystery in this poem, which clearly said "Lu Junyi is against". This poem was dictated by Wu Yong and written on the wall by Lu Junyi himself. Can he understand a big official?

Fourthly, after Wu Yong went, why did Lu Junyi "suddenly feel unhappy" every day? After seeing Wu Yong off, Lu Junyi said: "Every evening, he stands in front of the hall, looking at the sky alone, and suddenly he is unhappy;" Sometimes I talk to myself and I don't know what it means. "

What do Lu Junyi mean by "suddenly unhappy" and "talking to himself"? Is it true that Wu Yong said "beheading" for a hundred days? If this is the case, according to Wu Yong, "a thousand miles to the southeast can avoid this disaster." Then let's go. What is there to hesitate about? !

Therefore, it can be concluded that Lu Junyi thinks more and further. What's he thinking? Solve the mystery at once.

Five, leaving their homes south, Lu Junyi will destroy Liangshan! After listening to Wu Yong's words, after several days of ideological struggle, Lu Junyi finally went south with Gu Li, the housekeeper, and others, in the name of Shang Hong. A few days later, I came to the ground in Shandong. In an inn, I heard that it is only twenty miles away from Liangshan. Lu Junyi made a move that shocked everyone-he got four bamboo poles, each of which was tied with a flag, and each side was written with several big words "Generous Beijing and Lu Junyi, carrying goods in other places. As long as you catch a strong man with one heart, then you will show your ambition. "

After the banner was hung, Lu Junyi also said generously: "I have thought about all the skills I have learned in my life, and I have never met a buyer. Fortunately, I have this opportunity today, so I won't sell it here. When are you waiting? " ..... If these thieves die together, bump into my hands and chop them off one by one, ... I will give the thief's head to the capital to show my lifelong wish. "

Everything is clear. Lu Junyi went to Shandong to make a name for himself in Pingliang Mountain to make amends! However, he is too conceited, a good tiger is hard to defeat a pack of wolves, and no matter how high his martial arts are, how can he be worthy of the wheel war and irrigation in Liangshan? Finally, Lu Junyi was taken to the mountain, which is the only way to go home step by step and become an outlaw. ...

So, let's look back and see, is Lu Junyi Shangliang simply cheated and forced? Personally, I feel that Wu Yong took advantage of Lu Junyi's conceit and utilitarianism, used Liangshan as bait to lure him to take the bait, and then created the illusion of his refuge by means of house arrest, and incited the housekeeper Guli court to report it.

In a word, Lu Junyi's trip to Liangshan was not all "cheated", impure "forced" or "earned". Therefore, the title of this passage in the book is "Wu Yongzhi Earns Jade Kirin".