Xiu Wei

This book of mine is to make up for the regrets in my heart, but I not only like Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms, Cao Wei's majesty, Shu Han's last wish, and Sun Wu's persistence. When Cao Cao challenged Dong in 190, he would not have thought that he would become a warlord. When he took control of the Han Dynasty in the first year of Jian'an, he would not have thought that he would unify the north and dominate the government and the opposition. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, he would not have thought that his dream of unifying the world would be destroyed by Zhou Yu's 30,000 troops advancing into his hinterland. When Liu Bei was in despair in Jingzhou, he would not have thought that he would have a piece of his own territory. He would not have thought that he had betrayed Liu Zhang, who was also a member of the Han clan. He would not have thought that when he captured Hanzhong and claimed to be the King of Hanzhong, he would completely destroy the foundation of the Sun-Liu alliance and destroy the great battle situation in Jingzhou. He would not have thought that after fighting for a lifetime, he would lose the elite Shu Han generals in the Battle of Xiaoting, and turn Yizhou, where the people were prosperous and the country was prosperous, into a life-and-death crisis. Sun Quan endured all his life and turned the six unstable Jiangdong counties into a powerful southern country on the Yangtze River with hundreds of thousands of soldiers. But he could not go beyond Hefei in his life. In his later years, his favorite prince Sun Deng died prematurely. As a result, civil strife broke out again and again after his death, and the vitality of Wu State was damaged again and again. They are all heroes of the times and should not be ridiculed or looked down upon. I love their success and regret their regrets. History has no assumptions but should have illusions. This book is my fantasy of that ideal era.

The Cao Wei Dynasty used its forty-five years of life to tell the world that the world's great families had betrayed the Cao family, while the Cao family's clan used practical actions to tell the world that the Cao family was worthy of its responsibilities as an orthodox royal family. It is undeniable that Wei Wu Cao Cao was suspicious and easy to kill, but he valued talents, cherished generals, knew and employed people, and his literary talents and military strategies were all top-notch at the time. Wei Wen Cao Pi only spent forty years of his life, but his seven years of imperial career explained the emperor's responsibility, restoring the northern economy, reducing the burden on the people, cherishing talents, and valuing friends. Sima Yi, Chen Qun and others all became powerful ministers during the reign of Emperor Wen. But Cao Pi was not a qualified brother or a qualified clan leader. As the elder brother, he suppressed all the younger brothers in the local area. They were called princes with fine clothes and fine food, but in reality they were just prisoners. As the patriarch of the Xiahou clan of Cao Cao, he failed to protect the generals of the clan who had grown up. Xiahou Shang died in anger because of Cao Pi's arbitrariness. Cao Xiu was defeated at Shiting and died of illness due to the humiliation of the scholars. Cao Zhen became ill from overwork in his campaign against Shu Han. The great Sima Cao Ren was ridiculed and died in depression. Cao Hong was punished for his greed for money. As a clan leader, he did not cultivate the descendants of the Xiahous of Cao. As a result, after Emperor Ming, the clan did not have enough power to protect the world of Cao Wei. Cao Rui's life never goes off, and he ends his life at the age of thirty-six. Cao Fang is helpless. He has the name of emperor, but he is just a puppet for more than ten years. Cao Mao's heroism used his own death to tell the world that the Sima family who wanted to take over the world through Zen was just a hypocritical master with no virtue, no loyalty and no faith who dared to kill the king. Although Cao Cao said that I would rather betray others than others betray me. But the emperors of the clans of Cao and Xiahou told the world that the great families in the world had abandoned the Cao family, and the Cao family had shed all their blood for the world. How great is my Emperor Wei.

The results of this book were not good, and my confidence was greatly affected, but I will continue writing this book if I have the opportunity in the future. I hope everyone will understand and support me.