The cause and effect of Wu Yongzhi's winning Jade Kirin.

Cause: Wu Yong rebelled against Lu Junyi.

What happened: Wu Yong, pretending to be a Taoist, took advantage of Lu Junyi's fear of avoiding "the disaster of bloodshed" and posted four poems on his wall. There is the word "Lu Junyi's rebellion" in four poems, which is widely circulated. As a result, it became evidence of government punishment, and Lu Junyi had nowhere to run.

Results: Wu Yong finally "forced" Lu Junyi to Liangshan.

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Wu Yong was clever all his life and had read thousands of books. Make two copper chains. Wu Yong gave advice to Classical, cheated the birth outline, drugged Yang Zhi, and took away the gold, silver and jewelry that the famous Liang Zhongshu gave Taishicai for his birthday.

Sung river hit Zhujiazhuang twice and failed; When attacking Zhujiazhuang for the third time, Wu used a series of tricks to conquer Zhujiazhuang. When Wu Yong broke the serial horse, he sent a thief to trick Xu Ning into Liangshan. After the defeat of the classical Jingtou City, Wu Yong pretended to be a fortune teller and wrote an anti-Tibet poem at Lu Junyi's house to trick Lu Junyi into going up the mountain temporarily.

Lu Junyi was framed and will be beheaded when he goes back. Shi Xiu robbed the charity and was trapped in Beijing. Wu Yong made a plan in time, first made a headless post to stabilize the situation, and then moved to burn down the Cui Yun Building and rescued Lu Junyi and Shi Xiu.

Wu Yong once made a good friend, Mr. Wang. Mr. Wang's three sons are also excellent doctors. On this day, Mr. Wang was ill. His three sons tried their best, but none of them took care of their father. Mr. Wang stayed indoors all day, bedridden and sad.

Hearing that his old friend was ill, Wu Yong took time out of his private school to see Mr. Wang. As soon as he entered Mr. Wang's house, Wu Yong took Mr. Wang's pulse without saying anything, and then prescribed a prescription for his sons to follow.