[Three Kingdoms] Jia Nian

I read it for Cao Guo, but I read all the cps in this article, including Yao, Shuang Xun, Wei Gu, Pi Sima, and Pi Can. There were too many, and even every bg, whether it was Shi Xiang's original work or the beautiful friendship between the female characters, I really enjoyed this article. The reason why this article became a Cao Guo town circle is not only because the Cao Guo line is well written, but every point is really interesting.

I took a rough look at it when I first brushed the game before. Although I didn't notice many details, it got a "not bad" rating, so I made preparations for the second brush. As a result, I finally finished the second brush today, but I don't think I will brush it again easily. It's not that the article is bad, it's just that it's great. It was so good that I was deeply moved. It was so good that my mood fluctuated with the emotions of the characters in the book (mainly Cao Cao, Guo Jiaxun and Yu). It was so good that after reading it, I felt like "I feel more timid when I'm close to my hometown, and I don't dare to ask anyone who comes." I have really struggled for a long time whether to write these rough thoughts, but subconsciously I probably refused, refusing to bring out those characters with their own souls again and live their respective lives in my own heart. It's not that I don't want to write or I'm afraid of trouble, but it's a probably ridiculous reason: I can't bear to do it. After all, I am a sensitive and thoughtful person with a glassy heart. I don't want to go through the scenes again that make me uncomfortable. But then I thought about it and started writing, because I believe that it is precisely because of constant memories that they can transform from words on a piece of paper into living people with flesh and blood, and they can resonate with me silently. I only want to talk about three people: Cao Cao, Guo Jia, and Xun Yu. For me, I can eat any combination of Cao, Guo and Xun. So even though the article is about Cao Guo, I also followed Cao Guo and ate a lot of Guo Xun and Guo's candies and glass slag. I really didn't eat much unless Cao Xun mentioned this = = Cao Cao. "A traitor in troubled times" is indeed the best evaluation of his life, not a "cute traitor". He knows that he has killed many people, and there may be more. In troubled times, there are really many people who know that their hands are stained with blood, but few dare to admit it. Cao Cao is one of those "rare" people. Whether he will be infamous for thousands of years or be famous for eternity, he probably won't care about his posthumous reputation. Whether Cao Cao was loyal or traitorous has been debated by future generations for so many years. This is not something I can comment on. His true intention may have been a general of the Han Dynasty conquering the West, but since history has pushed him to the stage of becoming the prime minister of the Han Dynasty, he naturally has no way out. If Cao Cao wanted to retreat, let's not say whether the diehard Han Dynasty loyalists would let him go. Anyway, I personally think that there is a greater chance that the first person to disagree will be the group of people who followed him to conquer the world. But in the end, when he became so powerful, when he was named King of Wei, and when he swore an oath in public that he would forever be a minister of the Han Dynasty, I really felt that everything was complete, really. Cao Cao didn't have the same rigid integrity towards the Han Dynasty as Wen Ruo, and maybe he didn't stick to his heart from beginning to end, but he never forgot the path he originally chose from beginning to end, and that was enough. Guo Jia. Feng Xiao is not dedicating his life to Cao Cao; he is dedicating his life to Cao Cao. Offering and sacrificing are different - just like Wen Ruo can be said to have dedicated his life to Cao Cao, but in the end he sacrificed it to the Han Dynasty - but Guo Jiaxian and the object of sacrifice are both Cao Cao. He and Cao Cao are compatible with each other, and they are irreplaceable. To paraphrase a lyric, "A Taoist hero cannot be let down by the world/Only filial piety dares to speak out from the bottom of my heart/There are regrets in life/Life and death are different." I will discuss the last two sentences when I talk about Cao Guo's cp. What I want to talk about now is the first two sentences. Fengxiao knew what Cao Cao wanted, so he was willing to sacrifice himself and force Hua Tuo, who was very kind to him, to bear the notoriety with his short life. He was willing to reincarnate repeatedly, and he also deceived Xun Wenruo, who was close to him, again and again. Because everything is for Cao Cao, so anything can be sacrificed for Cao Cao. Guo Jia has his own persistence, which reminds me of Guo Jiayi Zhenhou in history. "Zhen" means "Zhen" when he is overly cautious, "Zhen" is called "Zhen" when he is not secretive and unyielding, and "Zhen" is called "Zhen" when he is innocent and honorable. No matter who is filial to Cao Cao, he has done it all. Xun Yu. Your Majesty is my destiny, and it's also the reason why I don't want to read this article twice. If Cao Cao and Guo Jia both left for the same goal, Wen Ruo spent all his time in the academy in entanglement and struggle from beginning to end. I never think that Wen Ruo should be loyal to Han or Cao. I am not qualified to evaluate this gentleman's life. After all, I have not experienced his pain, so I naturally dare not comment on his persistence. But from this article, I saw a different Wen Ruo. What's more terrible is that he did not conflict with the original Xun Lingjun in my three views. Instead, they merged into a new individual while reading the article, so after reading it, I couldn't breathe. Xun Yu, Xun Wenruo, Xun Lingjun, who is he loyal to? To whom should he be loyal? He was from a noble family, but what did those fellow nobles do for the Han Dynasty besides shouting slogans to help the Han Dynasty? He was one of the first people to follow Cao Cao and recommended a large number of talents to Cao Cao. But in the end, who among these people had the same goal as him? His road was too lonely and too painful. No one had ever been on the same road as him. He was like a confused but determined martyr, drifting further and further away on his own road. If my original view of Wen Ruo was "I was a Han minister and finally entered the Wei Dynasty", now it has been sublimated to "I will die as a martyr and die without regrets". This is the way to die worthy of his life's achievements, and this is the way to die worthy of his name as Xun Lingjun. Cao Guo cp. In this article, Cao and Guo are pure, tacit understanding, the deepest trust in each other, and unparalleled elegance. The last two lines of the lyrics mentioned before are "There are regrets in life/Life and death are different paths." I once saw a saying that "if Xun Wenruo died in the twelfth year of Jian'an and Guo Fengxiao lived in the seventeenth year of Jian'an, then it would be complete." I don't know what others think. I am not perfect at all. For me, having Guo Jia and not having Xun Yu just means that one kind of difficulty is replaced by another. But this article really made me complete. They are all alive and walking on the path of their own choice. Whether it is the following different paths to the same destination or the same path but different paths, it is very consistent with their characters. Although I said that I ate a lot of Guo Xun Guo candies and glass shards, I won't talk about this in Cao Guo's article. Just talking about Cao Guo is enough to shock me. Cao Cao wanted both of them. This was the best ending for Cao Guo in my imagination. At that moment, I felt that I had no regrets about Cao Guo's CP. The above are just some of my rough personal thoughts. Although I don't plan to read it three times for the time being, I really love this article! I also want to express my love to Mrs. Zuo Li! I really love being successful and becoming a fan www

I have always firmly believed that Shouyang Shanjian is candy ORZ…

As a reader 5 years later, I have followed all the way to the present. I often open the comment area and look through the comments 6 and 7 years ago. I always have a trance-like feeling. Not long after I lived in the Three Kingdoms Circle, this is the second fanfic I have read. I am really grateful to the author for giving me this reading experience. I will come back and read it again in three months. During this period, I tossed and turned countless times, cried countless times, and couldn't breathe countless times. The weight of history is his charm. Thank you to the author for giving everyone an ending where everyone gets what they want. Thank you, the author, for giving me a fan who was so gentle, so complete, and so profound when I first entered the Three Kingdoms circle. I finally let go of my formal prejudices, resentment, and regrets. Thanks to all the readers in the comment section who I read from beginning to end. Everyone sincerely loved this article and made me feel less lonely while reading it. Thank you to the author for his thoughtful and thoughtful writing. I read Jian Nian and I really have no regrets in this life.

Wow, it made me want to cry. It was so well written. I have to read it word by word to understand it. If I read it too fast, I won't be able to understand it, but if I read it slowly, I can get more involved in the plot. Since the author didn't explicitly mention Pi Sima cp, I'd like to express my friendship. This relationship between monarch and minister really made me want to cry the moment Sima threw the jade away TT

Sima Yi: Darkness crawls... Turf... You can't escape my grasp... (So they were buried together and died happily)

What I thought was the romance of the Wei and Jin Dynasties now seems to be a ruined generation, and I feel helpless.

2 Brushed! Regarding Cao Guo, this is still the best!

The teacher's writing is really great! I just got to know Cao Guo at the beginning of this year, and this book was recommended to me several times, but I mistakenly thought it was a real journey through the past and missed it several times [laughing and crying] After reading it, I feel that I have a deeper understanding of the history of the Three Kingdoms, and I like Boss Cao, Jiajia, and Lingjun more... The teacher has also fulfilled the shortcomings of the history. Although it may not be said to be completely satisfactory, at least it is the ending they really want and can get... In short, the teacher's writing is really good! [Come on]

Why am I still crying?