Wu Ji is the most mediocre of Jiang Ziya's disciples, but why is she the most striking?

Wu Ji, a civilian, happened to be a disciple of Jiang Ziya and led troops to fight for Ji Chang, making great contributions.

Wu Ji is a filial son who is very filial to her parents, so she is the most concerned. Wu Ji's family was poor, her father died young, and she lived alone with her mother since childhood. When he grew up, Wuji worked hard at farming and made a living by cutting and selling firewood. One day, Wu took two bundles and unpacked them by the river. He saw an old man with white hair fishing by the river. The old man's hook is not only straight, but also three feet away from the water. When Wu Ji saw it, she laughed at the old man and said, How can you catch fish if you don't hook it straight into the water? The white-haired old man went over and said, I didn't catch fish, it was a prince. Of course, the villagers in Wuji didn't believe it, so they went into town with firewood. Unexpectedly, Wu Ji killed the soldiers guarding the city by mistake. Panicked, Wu Ji rushed back to her hometown, and her mother who knew about it quickly turned to the white-haired old man for help. The white-haired old man just told Wuji not to go to town. It turns out that this white-haired old man is Jiang Ziya, also known as Jiang Taigong. ? Jiang Taigong fishes, those who are willing to take the bait! ? The allusion comes from him.

Many years later, Ji Chang went hunting in Weihe River and heard someone singing in the distance. Phoenix is not lacking, but it is polluted to govern the world. Long Xingyun is a tiger, and the world is slow to find a good solution? Ji Chang found that it was Wu Ji, and immediately let his men catch him. Wu Ji quickly confessed the truth and told Ji Chang that this song was said by his master. Hearing this, Ji Chang felt that the master was a talented person, so he pardoned Wu Ji's crime and named him General Wu De, asking him to lead the way to Jiang Ziya. Under the guidance of Wu Ji, Ji Chang found Jiang Ziya and asked him to go out and help himself.

Wu Ji followed his master and became a general under Ji Chang. He gave all his salary to his mother. Ji Chang saw that he was so filial and rewarded him with some gold. Wu Ji also lived up to expectations. He was not afraid of death and made many contributions to the Western Zhou Dynasty.