The End of Wei Wu

In the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao passed away in Luoyang and left his last words: "If fate is with me, I will be King Wen of Zhou." What he left behind was a country that would be stolen by the Sima family according to the same script. In the fifth year of Ganlu, Wei Emperor Cao Mao drew his sword and boarded his chariot, intending to attack Sima Zhao - known in history as "the Southern Que where the emperor died". On the same day, the master of two thousand years of political power woke up on the "accommodation script" he invented himself. The palace was full of swords, the court was full of traitors, and even the imperial guards he left to his descendants were named Sima. The ministers were waiting to see how this young emperor, who "would rather die for the sake of his noble country," would die. Cao Cao smiled. I have taught the world the art of usurping the throne. Today, I want to take it back with my own hands.