Before his death, Li Kui tearfully uttered 22 words, which sounded heartfelt, but it revealed that Song Jiangcheng's mansion was extremely deep.
Officials familiar with the Water Margin all know that the black whirlwind Li Kui died because of what, yes, that is, he was forced by Song Jiang to drink poisoned wine together, and before his death, he tearfully said 22 words, which sounded like words piercing the heart, and also said Song Jiang's true nature, why is this? Next, please follow the author's footsteps to understand and understand, please continue to read down.
At the beginning, Song Jiang became the lord of Liangshan under the guise of recruiting people from Liangshan and giving him glory and wealth, but he obviously could not be a qualified village lord, because he was single-minded and short-sighted, very short-sighted, and difficult to take into account the overall situation.
The use value has been used up, the court's traitor Gao Li thought about how to get rid of Song Jiang and others, so they came up with a treacherous plan, borrowing imperial wine, let Song Jiang drink the concocted poisonous wine, the so-called cunning rabbit dead lackey cooking, at that time Song Jiang knew that he would undoubtedly die if he drank poisoned wine, what was his reaction? As always, he still expressed his loyalty to the imperial court, and after the imperial court used him to kill him, he was still thinking about showing loyalty at this time, and he really didn't know how to describe Song Jiang.
How did Song Jiang, who was dying at the time, express his loyalty to the imperial court? That is to ask his brother Li Kui to drink poisoned wine together, because he knew that if he died, Li Kui was likely to rebel against the imperial court and cause a lot of trouble to the imperial court, so he let him drink the poisoned wine and die together, then the imperial court could be stable, and when Li Kui heard Song Jiang say this, he said 22 words with tears: Stop, stop, stop, serve his brother when he was born, and when he died, he was just a little ghost under his brother. He immediately drank poisoned wine and returned with Song Jiang.
From this time on, we can deeply appreciate Li Kui's despair at that time, and he was loyal and loyal to assist Song Jiang, but in the end he ended up like this, just to help Song Jiang show loyalty, ridiculously sincere. From then on, we can't see what kind of person Song Jiang really is, that is, for some of his own reputation, let the brother who followed him to the soup and the fire drink poisoned wine together.
The selfish "good man of Liangshan", from the time Song Jiang took over, was already doomed to a tragic end.