Tsukatora Qianlong Tianxuan Works as a Worker and Becomes the Founder of the Dynasty

Introduction: The Price of Forbearance: The Transformation from a Chosen Worker to the Founder of a Dynasty In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, Sima Yi walked into the Wei camp for the first time and swore to Cao Cao's back that he would be a loyal minister in this life. At that time, he had not yet learned to hide the sharpness in his eyes, and he did not expect that he would step by step on the road to become a "loyal minister" and become a powerful "Tomb Tiger". He had sincerely assisted Cao Pi: helping him plan to seize the throne, stabilizing the rear for him, and even personally boiled medicine and fed Cao Pi when he was seriously ill. But before Cao Pi died, he left a secret edict to "prevent Sima Yi" from Cao Rui. He also assisted Cao Rui with all his strength: he fought with Zhuge Liang in Qishan, and he suppressed the rebellion and massacred the city in Liaodong, just to preserve Cao Wei's empire. But Cao Rui reduced his military power again and again, and even asked Cao Shuang to restrain him before he died. What chilled him the most was Cao Shuang: not only did he take away his position, but he also publicly humiliated his family and even sent people to monitor his residence. That night, I finally understood: The duty of a loyal minister cannot be exchanged for the trust of the Cao family. So, he put away his edge and slowly laid out a dead end. When he stood in front of Cao Wei's dragon throne, he suddenly remembered the oath he made when he was young. Since there is no way out if you work hard, then tear down this lousy stall! On that day at Gaopingling, the old fox finally showed his fangs. He knew that Sima Yi, the cautious social beast, died more than ten years ago; the one who survived was the tiger who wanted to dominate the world with pride. The most poignant thing about this story is not the feeling of counterattack, but: when our sincerity is repeatedly betrayed, how should we keep our original intention? When should we let go of our original aspirations and live for ourselves? Sima Yi's struggle may be the epitome of every adult.