Is there really such a person as Guiguzi in history? Is he really that good? And Confucius, Lao Tzu is better than them?

Whether there is such a person in history is unknown. The information we can know now is Guiguzi, also known as Wang Xu, the Chu people in the Warring States Period. Military strategists respect him as a soldier saint, strategists respect him as an ancestor, and even fortune tellers respect him as an ancestor. The essence of this Guiguzi life is concentrated in the book Guiguzi. This book was compiled by Guiguzi's apprentice according to his usual remarks. This book has only three volumes, but it is difficult to understand. Mainly talked about tactics and debating skills. So how good is Mr. Guiguzi?

It is said that Guiguzi lived in Guiguzi all the year round, and widely accepted disciples to teach military art of war. Although no one called him an educator, he did teach Su Qin, Zhang Yi, Sun Bin and Pang Juan who could rewrite the history of China. The intrigue between the seven heroes in the Warring States period can be regarded as a war about Guiguzi, because the protagonists in the struggle are all his disciples. Professor Guigu, who is so powerful, why is his reputation far inferior to that of Confucius, as if he had been deliberately omitted by history?

Guiguzi teaches people how to use conspiracy and advocates that human nature is evil. "Guiguzi" said in the article: "Anyone who seeks Tao must have his reasons and seek his feelings. Assessing the situation is three instruments. " This means that anyone who seeks something must be guided by the development trend of things in order to achieve his own goals. This view of the supremacy of interests is just the opposite of feudal orthodox Confucianism. Confucianism advocates the doctrine of the mean, but Guiguzi can make the strategists who have nothing in troubled times rely on their own strategies and eloquence to control the monarchs of the vassal States who hold military and political power. After the reunification of the country, how could the ruler allow such a book that threatened his position to spread? If it is not prohibited, it is recommended that Gui Guzi learn the Analects of Confucius. Perhaps China's cattle people have long unified the Eurasian continent, and now the history of the earth is different. To put it bluntly, Guiguzi is a book that the ruler only wants to master by himself, but not by others. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty saw the terrible art of Guiguzi, so he regarded Guiguzi as a banned book and respected Confucianism alone.

The book Guiguzi was carried forward in troubled times and declined in peacetime. Mr. Guigu, who never catered to feudal rule, finally became the most underestimated saint in history. As for the comparison with Confucius and Laozi, I don't know if it is true or not.