Old Moonlight

[Crazy criticizes the young master with an important career* Gentle and quiet beauty, forced marriage, marriage first, love later, getting older, raising children, fighting for power. Cao Pi is the eldest son of Lord Sikong. He is full of career ambition, mature in youth, and has outstanding military exploits, but he is also a lover. After Yecheng was captured, he forcibly took me back to Xudu to get married. I was shocked: "I am Yuan Xi's wife!" Cao Pi: "It's mine now." He gave me gold, silver and jewelry, and if I wanted to die, Cao Pi would clean up the mess for me. Who would have known that a teenage boy would be so capable of causing trouble? *Instructions for reading: 1. I copied and pasted the description of the war scenes in this article from Baidu, and occasionally made changes. Some were changed into my own words based on my own understanding. Some war times were advanced or postponed due to the advancement of the plot. In short, the scenes described in this article can generally be taken with a grain of salt. 2. Cao Pi would not have only one woman, Zhen Ji. He was partial to Zhen Ji rather than exclusively doting on her. 3. Whether Zhen Ji had an affair with Cao Zhi as rumored among the people will be described in this article 4. The original intention of the creation was because I liked the story of Zhen Ji, so I wanted to write the story of this girl who lived more than 1,800 years ago. 5. Except for historical figures and war scenes in this article (for some wars, I will add some that are not in history in order to advance the plot), I describe the lives of Cao Pi and Zhen Ji based on my own imagination, and there is no historical research. 6. For historical control, please move to "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", "Book of the Three Kingdoms" and "Book of Wei"