Xiao Qintong said.

The reason why the piano boys on both sides of Zhuge Liang are the biggest doubt is that when Zhuge Liang implemented this plan, the piano boys on both sides were too calm. You should know that Zhuge Liang himself is also a wily person. After playing games with Sima Yi for so many years, he naturally knows Sima Yi like the back of his hand. Therefore, it is normal for Zhuge Liang to be very calm at this critical moment, but the piano children on both sides of Zhuge Liang are the most incomprehensible to Sima Yi. Even two children can be so calm, so Sima Yi firmly believes that there must be an ambush in the city, otherwise these children will not be so calm.

I have to say that Zhuge Liang's initial empty plan was quite successful, and Zhuge Liang's situation was not particularly good, and it could even be said that he was at the end of the road. At this time, there were only a few hundred beaten soldiers in the city, but there were hundreds of thousands of troops in Sima Yi's art of war outside the city. As long as Sima Yi gives the order, the whole city can be razed to the ground in an instant. But in the end, Zhuge Liang saved the day with his clever mind and superb acting skills, but I have to say that the two boys around Zhuge Liang also made great contributions.

Of course, from the official point of view, the empty city plan itself is not from Zhuge Liang, but from Zhao Yun's strategy. In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Luo Guanzhong imposed Zhao Yun's credit on Zhuge Liang in order to highlight Zhuge Liang's intelligence, but since we are analyzing novels, we can't look at the whole problem from the official point of view.

No matter in the novel or in the official history, Zhuge Liang devoted his life, and Zhuge Liang also devoted his life to Shu Han. Zhuge Liang's lifelong dream is to succeed in the Northern Expedition, pacify the Central Plains and restore the Han Dynasty, but it is a pity that Zhuge Liang met Sima Yi, his biggest opponent in his life, and he failed to fulfill his dream of unifying the Central Plains until Zhuge Liang died of illness.