Wuqi, a famous soldier, kills people like hemp. Did he really get rich by killing his wife?

No, firstly, Wuqi didn't kill his wife, and secondly, Wuqi didn't need to kill his wife to get rich. Wuqi himself is a very capable person. The ancients commented on Wuqi: Wuqi used Wei as Wei Qiang and Chu as Chu Bo. He is a piece of gold, shining everywhere. There's no need to kill his wife. Besides, with Wuqi's cleverness, he must know that killing his wife for mercy will be reviled, and it is even more impossible to do so.

Wuqi's killing of his wife was first recorded in Taishigong's historical records? Sun Tzu's Biography of Wu Qi is not recorded in other documents, and there are some records about Wu Qi in Han Feizi, but it is Wu Qi who divorced, not Wu Qi who killed his wife. This shows that Wu Qi who killed his wife in Historical Records is probably an orphan.

The original text in the historical records is like this:? Qi people attack Lu, Lu wants to take Wuqi, Wuqi takes Qi's daughter as his wife, and Lu suspects it. Wuqi wanted to be famous, so he killed his wife to show that he was at odds with Qi. Lu pawn thought that the attack would be broken. ?

After reading the History of the Warring States, we will find that there is a doubt in this record of Sima Qian, that is, during Wuqi's stay in Lu, Lu did not win a battle against Qi at all, that is to say? Did Lu pawn think that he would attack Qi and break Qi? This sentence is probably fictitious.

The other is, "Historical Records? There are still many unreliable records about Wuqi in Sun Tzu's Biography of Wuqi. It says: When Wu Qi was young, his family was very rich. Later, Wuqi was laughed at by the villagers because he wanted to be an official and lose everything. Wu Qi killed more than 30 people in a rage. Later, he left his mother and fled to Shandong alone. Zeng Shen's son applied for Confucianism. However, his mother died and was driven out of the house.

Wuqi killed more than 30 people in a rage, as if writing a martial arts novel. Obviously, this is completely unbelievable. Moreover, if Wuqi really killed so many people, it would have been notorious, so how could Zeng Shenyou accept Wuqi as an apprentice? This is obviously contradictory. So, historical records? Sun Tzu's The Art of War Wu Qi Biography has a low credibility.