He Was a Civil Servant Fishing, but Was Sent to Fight by Cao Cao

"Generosity should be shown as generosity. Mountains and seas are crazy, so why should we set our ambitions? Du Kang is the only one..." What? ! Cao Cao actually wrote his poem wrong, and the scholar could not be killed. He pointed it out in public, which simply humiliated the academic business of 985 liberal arts students! Who said that the workplace in the late Han Dynasty with local trains and no internet was easy to exploit? I was almost deceived by those stupid historical dramas. I didn't expect that the high-ranking junior official in Zhong Yao's mansion was also so troubled. It would be better to just live by being a big man's shit shoveler beside Queen Fu, but I didn't expect that the internal fighting in the palace would become more cruel and complicated. Labor and management just wanted to discuss literature with Cao Cao, and had no intention of killing him. Why did they get on the pirate ship to kill Cao Cao inexplicably. Forget it, let's go on the expedition. I will be outside, but I will not obey your orders...