The Rise of the Cao Wei Dynasty

Name: The Rise of the Cao Wei Dynasty
Author: Xuanqing Isn’t Black

曹魏再起

by Xuanqing Isn’t Black (玄清不是黑)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 324k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 6mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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The Cao Wei regime began to follow in the Later Han’s footsteps as a result of the outrageous acts of its founding ruler, Emperor Wen of Wei. The imperial clan dwindled, and Cao Rui did not live to a ripe old age. Or perhaps it all began when Cao Pi, in his bid for the throne, chose to cast aside certain principles and join hands with those who schemed for their own gain. Marquises were marquises in name only, kings were kings in name only, and rites and music fell into ruin. Was it indulgence, or escape? This realm belonged to the Han. How could anyone tolerate beasts devouring people? Wealth and rank should never corrupt a person.

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