Pang Tong was so talented, why did he die willingly in Yizhou? Just to make Liu Bei famous?

Zhuge Liang can help Liu Bei win Jingzhou, but there is nothing he can do in the face of surprisingly strong people and dangerous land. I don't know how to persuade Liu Bei, who pretends to be benevolent, to usurp Liu Zhang, and I dare not fight another Chibi war for surprisingly. So he borrowed the opportunity of mourning Zhou Yu to go to Soochow to invite Pang Tong, who was better than himself. (Here, there is another meaning of Kong Ming, that is, he will continue to abide by the relationship between relatives in front of Liu Jiazong, so as to cover up his different ambitions and maintain his image of being foolish and loyal. Since then, one of them has been guarding Jingzhou and the other has been attacking Xichuan, and at the same time they have become Liu Bei's right-hand man.

Pang Tong is indeed more talented than Kongming. He realized that Liu Bei had to pretend to be benevolent when he took Jingzhou, because he wanted to win the favor of Liu Zhang in the future, but when he came to Liu Zhang, he could completely kill himself. Theoretically, he persuaded Liu Bei easily with only four words: "Be rebellious and be obedient". In martial arts, he only used Huang Zhong and Wei Yan, two "late generals" that Kong Ming didn't want, to achieve the breakthrough of surprisingly.

However, just when surprisingly, everything was going to be successful, things took a turn, and Kong Ming sent a death threatening letter to Pang Tong. This move is similar to that of Cheng Yu who tricked Xu Shu Datong into clicking on the weather forecast of Datong and more cities. Cheng Yu used Xu Shu's filial piety to hijack Xu's mother first and then surrender Xu Shu. Zhuge Liang used Pang Tong's loyalty to Liu Bei and Liu Bei's love for Pang Tong to shake Liu Bei's heart first and then destroy Pang Tong. Two conspirators are like volleyball players, who buckle the ball between the other two people, forcing them to make mistakes when giving in.

The story goes like this: Peng Yang, a Guanghan, told Liu Bei that someone from the enemy wanted to stop Wei Yan and Huang Zhong's former strongholds from flooding the Fujiang River. He also said: "The star is in the west, and Taibai is here. When something bad happens, you should be careful." This information not only saved tens of thousands of lives of Liu Bei, but also killed the enemy mastermind, turning evil into good luck.

so who created this life-threatening danger? It's Liu Bei. Chuanjiang Lingbao had been captured alive by Wei Yan, but Liu Bei insisted on releasing him. Wei Yan said: "This person can't be put back. If you get away, you will never come again. " Liu Bei said, "I treat people with kindness and righteousness, and people don't live up to me." In the life-and-death frontier, at the crucial moment when the advantages have not yet been established, it is ridiculous to abuse benevolence and righteousness without combining the actual situation. Since benevolence and righteousness can be exchanged for benevolence and righteousness, is it necessary to take the opposite? Since righteousness can be exchanged for benevolence, why didn't Cao Cao give you an inch of land? It can be seen that Liu Bei has fallen from Confucianism to stupidity, and the Liu family's genetic disease has broken out. It is no longer the Xuande who distinguished truth from benevolence when dealing with Cao Cao. If it weren't for Peng Yang's help this time, Pang Tong would have fallen short.

Just after saving the day, Zhuge Liang sent a letter from Ma Liang, saying, "The bright night is too good. This year, the star is in the west, and it's too white to be in Luocheng." There are many bad luck in the general. Be careful. " Zhuge Liang put forward a second explanation for the same astrology. Pang Tong scoffed at Zhuge Liang's "goodwill" and further put forward a third explanation: "Unification is too much, and it is known that the star is in the west, so you should get along with the West, so don't be evil. Unification also accounts for astronomy. Seeing that Taibai is in Luocheng, it is a bad omen to cut the bud first. Your master is not suspicious, but he can rush into the army. " It's really one image and three statements.

The disagreement between Dragon and Phoenix makes Liu Bei suspicious. On the one hand, he cherishes Pang Tong, a highly capable adviser, and on the other hand, he is very convinced of Zhuge Liang. In order to be sure, Liu Bei decided to retreat to Jingzhou. The next day, he advised Pang Tong with his own dream, saying, "I dreamed of a god man at night, hitting my right arm with an iron bar in my hand, and I felt pain in my arm when I came. Is this trip not good? " Pang Tong, who has always been brave and unbelieving, can't stand this kind of words and deeds of being swayed by considerations of gain and loss and weakness. He only replied, "It's natural for a strong man not to die and be wounded when he gets cold feet. Why are you suspicious of dreams? " He added, "Your master has been confused by Kong Ming. He didn't want to make reunification a great success, so he pretended to doubt the master's heart. Doubt leads to dreams. What's the harm? Only by unifying the liver and brain can we call it the true heart. Master, don't say anything more. Come early. " How well you say it. You are brave, loyal and materialistic, and you are not as knowledgeable as a greedy villain. But just as Pang Tong made this declamatory speech, his loyalty plummeted-he didn't want to work hard for Liu Bei any more. Liu Bei is now stupid, righteous and trustworthy, and there is nothing to recommend him.

It is particularly worth mentioning that astrology, which frequently appears in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, seems to Luo Guanzhong to be a deceptive magic trick or an attack on the mind. Peng Yang first analyzed the geography of Fujiang River, and was afraid that Liu Bei wouldn't believe him, so he spoke in combination with the astrology. Pang Tong regards astrology as a psychological hint to enhance his belief in winning. If astrology can really predict the future, why didn't Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong predict the danger of Fujiang? They are not as good as Peng Yang?

Generally speaking, the counselors in The Romance of Three Kingdoms rarely swear to mention "death" or related words, and once mentioned, they may have the motive to die. For example, when Guo Jia was in the Northern Expedition, he said to Cao Cao, "I feel a great debt to the Prime Minister, but I can't report it even if I die." Pang Tong here, like Guo Jia, is also deliberately rebellious and ostensibly loyal. And they all chose the latter between personal life and death and the future of the country. Although Guo Jia doesn't know what kind of person Liu Bei is, at least he can be sure that his new Confucianism is ahead of Cao Cao's new legalist school. So is Pang Tong. Although he is not sure about Zhuge Liang's specific measures in the future, at least he can be sure that his "Confucianism and Legalism" is higher than Liu Bei's neo-Confucianism, and there is more room for future development.

Pang Tong has never made any plans to usurp the world because of his loyalty and righteousness, so he wants to give way to Kong Ming. I saw that Pang Tong, like a floor gymnast, had a wonderful "return" temporarily when the forward momentum was too great to make an emergency stop. Actions can be broken down into: 1. To protect the dignity of one's men and soldiers, it is better to be buried by horses than to be deserters. Supposedly, Pang Tong could choose to retire at this time to save his life, but he didn't. This is also the biggest difference between him and Liu Bei. Second, in order not to affect Zhuge Liang, he pushed his death to Liu Bei briefly. Why did his horse suddenly lose its hoof after a long ride? Did he also start to be suspicious and afraid of death, and his emotions affected the horse? No! He saw that Liu Bei was superstitious about these things, so he also played a trick of lifting himself down to urge Liu Bei to change horses with him for caring about him. After riding on Liu Bei's white horse, he not only died quickly, but also attributed his fault to Liu Bei. In this way, Liu Bei won't be angry with Kong Ming. He dreamed that the man of God hit his arm, which showed that his subconscious was a little suspicious of Kong Ming, and only Kong Ming was the man of God in his heart. Third, he chose to die in the "phoenix slope", which in turn comforted Liu Bei, who was destined to die. You don't have to blame yourself too much. 4. Why did Pang Tong repeatedly expose that Zhuge Liang's letter was from jealousy? Why March on a path with trees, but put Wei Yan in the front line at a distance? What's the use of staying in a more dangerous back team when you can't tie a chicken? Can't you walk next to Wei Yan? It turned out that Pang Tong wanted to show Zhuge Liang, a colleague, that I was willing to give up my work and give way to you, not to die in your hands, nor to be ignorant of your sinister intentions.

It can be seen that Kongming was not directly responsible for Pang Tong's death. If there is any connection, it is that Kongming first launched a long-range attack missile, but Pang Tong immediately intercepted it accurately. The real function of the missile is to let Pang Tong discover Liu Beiyu's cowardice and foolish faith beyond benevolence and folly, and then strengthen his determination against the Lord-Pang Tong dived in response to the sound of bullets.

In fact, if Pang Tong, a super counselor who can command thousands of troops, doesn't want to commit suicide, ordinary people can't let him go, even higher counselors can't. Even if you can't win, you can protect yourself, not to mention an unknown Sichuan general, Zhang Ren. For example, Zhuge Liang can always escape in front of Sima Yi, who is two grades taller than him.

Who would have thought that the cowardly death of an arrow flying through the chest and scratching the liver and brain turned out to be a well-planned way of suicide by a generation of Feng Chu? Is there any behavioral language in the world that can better demonstrate the foolishness of wisdom and sacrifice one's life for righteousness? There is no doubt that Pang Tong was the only talented person who got through the Shu Road at that time, but before dawn, he resolutely passed the baton to Kong Ming, who was inferior in talent and higher in ambition.

Luo Guanzhong's method of "fatalism" can be described as authentic. On the surface, all three explanations of astrology seem to have come true in the end, but they are all artificially manipulated. Therefore, modern people no longer need to be curious about the stars! (LZ, this is my previous answer, which was once adopted. If LZ feels good, it can be adopted. If you don't understand, you can continue to ask. )