Cao Cao Has Many Schemes

After reading The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and then reading this article dedicated to Cao Cao, I was reminded of Meng De's courage and wit in offering his sword, the power struggle between the emperor and the princes, the wonderful battle of Guandu with less victory over more, and the feat of setting an example by cutting off one's hair to show the military law. He, Cao Cao, is a familiar stranger, and the familiar one is that The real Cao Cao, who is gradually drifting away from us, is actually a mirror, reflecting different human natures, courage, hot-blooded, cold-blooded, treacherous, domineering, frank, suspicious... He even left 72 legacies for future generations to figure out. Every time I read it, the image of Cao Cao becomes more and more full. He was a great man of flesh and blood.

The book is very short, but it briefly summarizes Boss Cao's life, which makes me wonder if it is the author's graduation thesis... I particularly like Boss Cao, and I have read many books about Boss Cao. This book roughly follows this character from the perspective of "conspiracy", which is pretty good. It's good to just stop. The advantages are obvious: the language is witty and the structure is appropriate. It must be easy to write and read naturally. I can see the author's love for Boss Cao, but it can only be described as an introductory book. Having said that, it's not a bad idea to come in and take a look.

After reading this book, I felt very subtle. The traitor of a generation in troubled times did not deliberately act as a gentleman, nor did he bother to be a hypocritical and good person, so he exposed his ambitions and government to the world. He is the one who is decisive in killing and attacking, he is also the one who cherishes talents and tolerates others; he is also the one who is suspicious and ruthless, and he is also the one who has the world in mind. Half his life was spent in political intrigues and strife, and half his life was spent in poetry and prose. He has made great contributions to the world, but also has his faults. He is the founder of Jian'an style, showing the vicissitudes of his heroic spirit in troubled times. Cao Cao, also known as Mengde, also known as Amao. Reading about his life really lifts your mood, come and see it! Good book.

This book gave me a new understanding of Cao Cao! In the past, I only knew that he was an ambitious person, but I didn't expect that his conspiracy was so powerful! Especially the part where he explained Guan Yu reminded me that there are many people in life who are good at using "conspiracy" to achieve their own goals. Moreover, the interpretation of Cao Cao's will in the book is also very interesting. As the author said, "A hero dies too late, which is sad." It made me feel another side of Cao Cao. All in all, this book is well worth reading!

When I first met Cao Cao, I thought he was a sinister and cunning villain, the white face that never changes in Peking Opera. After reading his "Guan Cang Hai", "Gui Sui Shou" and "Dan Ge Xing", I feel that someone who can write such passionate and surging poems must have a broad mind. Why do everyone think he is a villain? So I looked for books to learn more about Cao Cao. The author of this book has a witty writing style, and it is interesting and not tiring to read. It allowed me to understand Cao Cao's life, his family environment, and his various experiences. History is for people to comment on. It doesn't matter who is right or wrong. Their positions are different and their opinions are different. Cao Cao is also a mortal. He has flesh and blood, friendships and desires. It doesn't matter whether he is a traitor or a hero.

Well-founded and self-contained!

Super exciting, love it

The author's attitude towards Cao Cao is pertinent and restores the decisions made under the circumstances and humanistic environment at that time. The great wheel of history created an outstanding figure.

Very, very beautiful sisters and brothers

Not bad, not bad, good analysis, easy to understand

A different Cao Cao

Essential books to understand Cao Gong [Blowing Kiss]

Colorful and easy to understand

I was misled by the title of the book and thought it was an analysis of Cao Cao's strategy. However, after reading the entire book, I found out that it was just a biography. But I still like the author's writing style, which shows Cao Cao's life to readers.

I saw the preface someone shared on Old Ford and was moved, so I came to read the original book. Very good Emperor Wu of Wei [got it]

It's great. I love the teacher. He's so awesome [love] [love] [love] [love]

Respecting history and being relatively objective, it restores a multi-angle Cao Cao instead of the previous single, stereotyped image.

The sentence is classic and worth chewing. Good book

Easy to understand, humorous, and easy to get Cao Cao 123 Thank you to the author, Mr. Qin Tao, and I will continue to follow you!

Vivid language, easy to understand, rigorous logic

Observe the details and respect the history. I like it. It looks good.