What is the "gobbledygook" left by Liu Bowen?

There are two kinds of gobbledygook, one is wordless gobbledygook and the other is wordless gobbledygook. Like Fuxi Bagua and Hutuluo, these books with symbolic pictures to express their meaning are called wordless gobbledygook. Just like the book that Sean got from Huang Shigong, The Art of War is a written gobbledygook.

The characteristic of gobbledygook is difficult to understand. Most people can't understand it, but only a few people can understand it, and these few people are even less proficient. These few elites who can succeed in their studies must have extraordinary talents, diligence and extraordinary tolerance, and Liu Liang is one of them.

The gobbledygook obtained by Liu Bowen is actually the same book as the gobbledygook obtained by Sean, that is, The Art of War by Sun Tzu, also known as Six Towers of Taigong, which is the part of the Art of War written by Huang in the pre-Qin period. It belongs to the written gobbledygook. Liu Bowen was clever and eager to learn, and he succeeded.

Liu Bowen was so skilled that people around him thought he must have got the fairy tale, so the story of Liu Bowen getting the gobbledygook spread. But nobody knows what this book looks like except Liu Bowen.

When Zhu Yuanzhang learned that Liu Bowen had a gobbledygook, on the one hand, he was curious about it, on the other hand, he was worried that such a gobbledygook would harm this famous country, so he wanted it very much. But it's hard to ask, and Liu Bowen knows he's playing dumb and doesn't answer. Liu Bowen was worried that keeping the gobbledygook would be bad for future generations. Before he died, he told his son Liu Lian to give this book to Zhu Yuanzhang.

However, Liu Bowen gave Zhu Yuanzhang Yu Ion instead of Sun Tzu's Art of War, and he told his son to burn the gobbledygook of Sun Tzu's Art of War.

Li Yu Ion is a fable book, its literal meaning is very clear, and its hidden meaning is difficult to read. It can also be called the gobbledygook of ordinary people. But for Zhu Yuanzhang, it is not so easy to get away with it. Zhu Yuanzhang still didn't quite believe that Yu Ion was Liu Bowen's gobbledygook.

Zhu Yuanzhang had arranged for Hu Weiyong to secretly look for the gobbledygook left by Liu Bowen, but he didn't get any results. In fact, Biography of Li Yu is a gobbledygook left by Liu Bowen, which contains the truth of governing the country. After reading it, you can protect the world.