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"I'll say it again, Cheng Zhongde, Jia Wenhe, and Guo Fengxiao. They were originally ruthless, cunning, and ungrateful poisoners. They were not taught by me. Moreover, I did not distort the customs of the Wei state." After being questioned by the historian for a long time, Xunji finally couldn't help but explain. "But the King of Wei is truly benevolent. This is innate." Xun Ji emphasized. 　　 ... "I have been frugal in my life, good at politics and benefiting the people. I have made countless achievements in the south and north. My greatest wish is to conquer the bandits in the west and revive the mountains and rivers! How can I have mixed success and failure, and a hidden ambition to swallow up the world?! Most of my benevolence is influenced by Xunji, you can ask him!" Cao Cao roared more than once when faced with what the historian wrote. "Xun Ji is indeed a talented person who serves as the king's assistant, and his talent and learning can be compared to the saints." Cao Cao praised him without hesitation. Historical annals (rejected and discarded version): King Wei spent his life conquering the south and the north. Due to the influence of Xunji, he developed the ambition to conquer the world. His original wish was to be a general in the west. Guangluxun Cheng Yu, Yushi Zhongcheng Jia Xu, and school official Guo Jia were all influenced by Xunji, so they were ruthless.