The Despicable Saint: Cao Cao, Complete Collector's Edition (10 Volumes)

The brushwork is vivid, self-respecting and profound, fair and strict, and basically restores the real Cao Cao. It is one of the best books about Cao Cao, a hero with outstanding martial arts and gifted literary talent. It is a rare work.

I once read the paper version, and later gave it to a friend because he liked it. A few days ago, I accidentally searched on the app on a whim, and sure enough, it was there!!! So I started to review it again. It was a wonderful book, but I just thought there was too little time to read it day and night! Shake things.

The readers of this book are all very good, haha! A bookworm who has been a bookworm for more than ten years can't read other books, but only a masterpiece like this one can't put it down! Update update

In traditional Chinese dramas, Cao Cao always appears with a white face, which represents a treacherous minister. His bad reputation mainly comes from his killings of Lu Boshe, Kong Rong, and Yang Xiu, as well as his famous saying "I would rather teach me to betray the world than teach the world to betray me." In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", his bad reputation was implemented and his "notoriety" was made "infamous for thousands of years." But is Cao Cao really so unbearable? Many people have overturned the case for Cao Cao or made fair comments. For example, Lu Xun commented in "The Relationship between Style, Articles, Medicine and Wine in the Wei and Jin Dynasties" that "Cao Cao is a very capable person, at least a hero. Although I am not a party to Cao Cao, but no matter what, I always admire him very much." He praised Cao Cao for "the name of punishment, the legislation is very strict", the articles are "clear", and he is good at employing people informally. How it really works is up to you.

In this book, the author comprehensively presents the life, thoughts and achievements of Cao Cao, a historical figure during the Three Kingdoms period, through in-depth and detailed research. Overall, it is a good historical work. Through a comprehensive review of Cao Cao's life experience, the author vividly presents his thoughts, character, and behaviors to readers in an all-round way, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of Cao Cao. The historical events and character relationships described in the book are highly authentic and vivid, giving readers an excellent reading experience. At the same time, the author also connects Cao Cao's thoughts with the social background, making the historical story more connotative and profound.

Cao Cao should be an obvious combination of contradictions, with obvious advantages and disadvantages. He wanted to have a career but failed to control his desires. He lacked maternal love since childhood and lacked a sense of security, which led to his withdrawn and suspicious character. For people who are common in turbulent times, there is no right or wrong.

In traditional Chinese dramas, Cao Cao always appears with a white face, which represents a treacherous minister. His bad reputation mainly comes from his killings of Lu Boshe, Kong Rong, and Yang Xiu, as well as his famous saying "I would rather teach me to betray the world than teach the world to betray me." In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", his bad reputation was implemented and his "notoriety" was made "infamous for thousands of years." But is Cao Cao really so unbearable? Many people have overturned the case for Cao Cao or made fair comments. For example, Lu Xun commented in "The Relationship between Style, Articles, Medicine and Wine in the Wei and Jin Dynasties" that "Cao Cao is a very capable person, at least a hero. Although I am not a party to Cao Cao, but no matter what, I always admire him very much." He praised Cao Cao for "the name of punishment, the legislation is very strict", the articles are "clear", and he is good at employing people informally. How it really works is up to you.

This book tells the story of Cao Cao, a man of great talent and great strategy. He hoped that he would not be a lone star shining alone, but a bright full moon. He wanted many talented people to shine around him. "The bright moon reflects the stars but does not take away the light of the stars, and the stars arch over the moon but do not match the eternity of the moon. Why do I, Cao, have to be the only one to dim the stars? Why can't I be the bright moon and let all the stars surround me and shine?" He deeply understood that one person could not control the world, so he recruited talents extensively and relied on his own skills to recognize people so that others could realize their ambitions.

The real Cao Cao is vividly displayed on the page. I can't put it down and read it carefully. I have only read a tenth of it, and I am commenting after reading them all. I am not qualified now.

Cao Cao's evaluation in history and now is not very good. Some people say that he is a traitor and a traitor. Li Zongwu's "Houhei Xue" also uses Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan and others as typical examples, but it is undeniable that he has political and military talents. As an image that has appeared in many literary novels, his unique charm has also won a number of fans. In this book, you can follow the author's narration to learn about the large and small battles that Cao Cao has experienced. The author's Cao Cao has a distinctive personality, recognizes people, is decisive in killing, and is extremely charming.