Three Kingdoms: I, Cao Rui, Trapped Sima Yi to Death in His Performance Appraisal

Cao Rui's soul penetrated the Wei emperor and took over the mess left by Cao Pi - the four auxiliary ministers had their own agendas, and Sima Yi, the old fox, was waiting to see how he would play his cards. At the court meeting, Cao Rui did not follow the routine: the four beloved ministers worked together at the Chancellor's desk and voted on important matters. Cao Zhen is relieved - he can now intervene in government affairs. Sima Yi was also happy - he could intervene in the military power. Cao Rui snickered from behind: Vote? I did not say that the minority obeys the majority. Sima Yi wanted to take the opportunity to seize power, but Cao Rui proposed a performance appraisal: a summary report was submitted every quarter, and military ration consumption and troop training effectiveness were fully quantified and scored. Sima Yi wrote 30,000 words, and Cao Rui commented, "Zhongda has worked hard, keep working hard." A few years later, Sima Yi found that he was too entangled in government affairs and had no skills. Cao Zhen and Cao Xiu were kidnapped by KPI and died at the border. He wanted to rebel and couldn't even find a contact person. Cao Rui was gnawing grapes in the imperial garden and smiled at Liu Ye: "It's much more interesting for me to call someone into trouble in the system than to kill him." Liu Ye felt a chill behind him - this emperor is more sinister than Cao Cao. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.