The psychic of the Ming Dynasty tried to dig Zhuge Liang's tomb and was scared to kowtow.

In the history of China, there were many gods who used astrology, divination and prediction. Some can even predict future life and death, good or bad luck, disaster relief and refuge. For example, Zhuge Liang in the Three Kingdoms period is such a miraculous figure who can borrow the east wind and extend his life with seven-star lights. There are also many mental arithmetic people after the Three Kingdoms, and Liu Bowen is one of them.

There used to be a folk saying that Zhuge Liang divided the world into three parts and Liu Bowen dominated the world. Liu Bowen is not satisfied with this. He probably thinks he is a little better than Zhuge Liang, so there is a short story about Liu Bowen and Zhuge Liang in folklore. Although more than 1000 years apart, but also had a fight from a distance.

It is said that after Liu Bowen helped Zhu Yuanzhang conquer the world, he felt that he was the first fortune teller, even worse than Zhuge Liang. Some people naturally refused, so in a rage, Liu Bowen planned to dig Zhuge Liang's grave to see how awesome he was. One day, Liu Bowen came to Zhuge Liang's grave and he was suddenly killed.

Because Liu Bowen saw Zhuge Liang's tomb, which read five big characters: Only Liu Bowen has arrived. In other words, Zhuge Liang had already predicted the future of Liu Bowen, so he planned ahead. After reading this line, Liu Bowen was extremely embarrassed and anxious. He suddenly got scared of his predecessor a thousand years ago, so he knelt down and kowtowed.

To show sincerity, Liu Bowen was tired and sore all over. When he was ready to walk away, he found his body lying on the ground, but he couldn't stand up. At first Liu Bowen thought he was tired of kowtowing. Unfortunately, after standing hard, his knees are as heavy as Mount Tai. After some efforts, it still didn't help. He had no objection and saw a line on the tombstone: Bowen put on his helmet and took it off.

Liu Bowen immediately understood, and then took off his armor, the body really relaxed a lot. Finally, he stood up again. This is Liu Bowen's early fatigue and sweat. His worship of Zhuge Liang reached its peak, and he never dared to despise Zhuge Liang again. In this Millennium duel, Liu Bowen was convinced.

Of course it's just a legendary folk story. Whether it is really hard to say depends on the understanding of readers and friends. Do you think this is true?