When Cao Zhi woke up, he couldn't figure out whether his second brother was happy, and he never realized that there was everything in the dream, except himself.
This was written after reading "Wancheng". I was a little impulsive. It was the first time I wrote about Litong in such a serious way. The timeline is very confusing. After all, it is the product of one go. It is repetitive, redundant, illogical and has hardly been deleted.
If we extrapolate based on the time when the Battle of Wancheng occurred, it is unlikely that Cao Zhi could clearly remember the appearance of his three brothers dancing swords and composing poems with Cao Pi before that time (and they wrote poems faster than him). The gap between a five-year-old child and a ten-year-old child is greater than that between a fifteen-year-old and a twenty-year-old, so it might be understood that these memories were dismantled and reorganized by Cao Zhi based on his wishful thinking.
In addition, a large part of the scene where Cao Pi survived from Wancheng was based on "Dan Ge Wei Yin".
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