Write some fan stories about Cao Zhi and Cao Pi, updated randomly
In the autumn of the third year of Huang Chu, a banquet was held in Linxuan of Luoyang Palace. Cao Zhi, the vassal king, was sitting quietly at the bottom of the stairs with his eyes lowered. Suddenly he saw Cao Pi, the emperor of the Wei Dynasty, looking at him from afar on the throne, with the corners of his lips slightly raised.
At this moment, he picked up the pen and put down the ink, and wrote a line of praise to the saint: Your Majesty is smiling in front of the palace, and everyone is happy and happy.
Sing praises of virtue openly, but hide your heart behind every word. What he was praising was His Majesty who ruled the world, but what he was thinking about was Cao Zihuan who was accompanied by poetry and wine.
Power is a wall, dividing monarchs and ministers, and suspicion follows them like a shadow. But the heartbeat of knowing each other as young people has never been extinguished over the years.
From a smile in Linxuan, we meet again in Yongqiu; from being so close to each other, we are separated by life and death.
History books only record the love between brothers, but not the romantic love. And that unspoken love eventually became the tenderest and most painful secret in Huang Chu's years.
Your Majesty smiles in front of you. A smile touches your heart, and a smile will last you the rest of your life.
Intention: His Majesty is smiling in front of the palace, and everyone is happy and happy