Where did this sentence of Liu Bowen come from?

Liu Bowen is a legend. Because of his unpredictable events, many "anecdotes" were fabricated by later generations. Many people like to compare Zhuge Liang, who helped Liu Bei divide the world into three parts, Zhang Zifang, who prospered the Han Dynasty for 400 years, and Liu Bowen, who regained his sight and destroyed the Yuan Dynasty. Among them, the stories of Zhuge Liang and Liu Bowen are the most interesting.

Explain that during the Hongwu period, Zhu Yuanzhang appointed the Imperial Palace. When he chose to worship people, he felt that the ancients exaggerated the praise of Zhuge Liang. Therefore, not only did he not intend to build a temple for Zhuge Liang, but he also ordered the temple built by the former emperor for Zhuge Liang to be demolished, only after seeing Zhuge Liang's image. Tu Jiyun: You don't believe that I believe in Bowen, but you believe that Bowen is smart. You are so disrespectful. You tore down the temple and moved people. I am a human being, not a god. I came out of the blog post after 1000 years. Smile and ask what your generation can do. Who will be born in 500 years?

After reading it, I couldn't help laughing. Let Liu Bowen and Zhuge Liang compare wisdom, just like Guan Gong and Qin Qiong. They are all outstanding people. How can I divide you and me? As for future generations' admiration for outstanding figures such as Zhuge Liang and Liu Bowen, I quote a maxim of Mr. Kongming: "I am a man, not a god".

Excerpted from Baidu netizens, thank you.