The Three Kingdoms That Came Out of the Chat: Cao Wei Haoyu
by Fengyun
About This Novel
This is a historical fact that changed the history of the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty through chatting. Through detailed descriptions and in-depth analysis of each chat, this book gives a panoramic view of how Cao Cao changed from a capable minister to a hero, and from a hero to a traitor, as well as how Cao Wei rose and fell. The sentence "A capable minister in times of trouble is a traitor in troubled times" fixed the fate of Cao Cao's life; the sentence "Let the world's intelligence be used to control it" clarified Cao Cao's entrepreneurial route; the sentence "Guard the south of the river and wait for it to change" established the foundation of Cao Cao's life. The foundation of Cao Wei's career; the sentence "Serving the emperor with orders but not serving as ministers" recreated the lonely emperor Han Xiandi; the sentence "today's heroes are only envoys and cao'er" revealed Cao Cao's deep-seated knot; the sentence "it is appropriate to repair the five levels of ancient feudalism" made Cao Cao Cao Cao found a way to break out of his shell; the sentence "Dunhuang offers a large diameter pearl, but it can be returned to the market for profit", exposed Cao Pi's endless greed; the sentence "it is appropriate to call Sima Yi and Xiang Shen" caused Cao Wei to fall into an irreversible disaster... Cao Wei The rise and fall of the company are closely related to these conversations - the entrepreneurial direction is discussed, the talent team is also discussed, military decision-making is discussed, the change of dynasties is even more discussed, and the power is changed through chatting. During the chat, Cao Cao showed his true face, Xun Yu showed his true character, Guo Jia showed his true ability, and Cao Pi showed his true temperament. So, in this complicated history, what did these crucial chats change, and how did they contribute to the change intentionally or unintentionally? The author analyzes it piece by piece, one by one.
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