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Content introduction At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao, the prime minister of Wei State, opened up and expanded his territory. He made outstanding achievements and outstanding literary achievements. Later, he died due to a head illness. Cao Pi succeeded to the throne of the King of Wei. Due to the current situation, he adopted a series of policies to appease the people. In order to respect his father Cao Cao as the Taizu of Wei, Cao Pi took the initiative to abolish the official positions of Mojin Xiaowei and Faqiu Zhonglang, and put aside the bad reputation of digging graves and robbing tombs. All the people who had made great contributions to digging graves and making money for Wei were buried alive in the tomb of Wei Taizu Cao Cao. Wu Xu, a Feng Shui fortune teller who was in charge of gold-making and hair-raising affairs, and his apprentices, the Jiang brothers, were the first to fall victim to Wei's political tactics and were buried alive in Cao Cao's tomb... They created "Xing Zong Method", "Three Realms Twelve Sword Techniques" and other miraculous achievements. Due to a coincidence, they fell into troubled times, setting off a wave of grievances and hatreds in the world.