Three Kingdoms: I Corrupted the Cao Camp’s Culture
三国：我带歪了曹营风气
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Cao Cao is indeed stronger than Liu Bei. Not only is Cao Cao's ability and power a complete victory over Liu Bei, but the most important thing is that when he was born, Cao Cao had no bottom line. What if the army has no morale? Let them massacre the city like the devils, rape, loot, kill and burn them all. What if they run out of military rations? Capture the common people and use them as pigs and dogs to slaughter and eat meat. What if there are too many prisoners? Trap and kill them all. If you were to be Liu Bei, no matter if it was for true benevolence or to maintain his character, you would never dare to do such a thing.
Cao Cao himself despises benevolence the most. If you really dare to wash it, you might as well wash it with Song Xianggong and Zhao Kuangyin😏
It is extremely ridiculous to judge the morality of ancient monarchs.
He has become a warlord, how can he be so kind? Even if he is a good boss, he is at best good to his subordinates. Even the soldiers cannot drink soup, let alone the common people at the bottom.
As expected, it's that birth again, waiting for this eunuch
There's no need to distort Cao Jun's ethos, right?
Six or eight large-scale massacres were recorded, and women were born from tomb robberies and farmed. It can be said that after the official founding of Wei State and the beginning of organized governance, the lives of the people gradually became relatively better.
The old problem in these books is that he is not the lord and is unwilling to release the famous ministers and generals he has collected.
Cao Cao is benevolent? When my father was killed, instead of killing his enemies, he slaughtered the people of the state and buried him with him.
What kind of kindness does Cao Cao have?
The things Cao Cao did, he himself didn't even dare to say he was benevolent!
I saw that King Wei of Rende was mentioned in the introduction. How dare you say it and write it!
I wonder what these authors think? So many people helped Cao Cao eat people.