Three Kingdoms: Liu Daer Forced out of the Mountain at the Beginning

"I was thinking that Xuchang had just passed the catastrophe, and the market would be very lively when it reopened, so I asked Diaochan to take Jie'er to find you for a stroll."

"You two play together, as long as you play well, if you play well, it's good."

Bai Feng rubbed his forehead.

Why is Boss Cao acting like a different person today?

Talking to myself before was the same as talking to a courtier as a lord.

But now he looks like a nagging elder, asking questions during the Chinese New Year.

This doesn't fit Boss Cao's personality.

Before entering Xuchang, he fought with Cao Pi to resist the Xiliang army, but Cao Cao kept silent.

Just now I confronted Cao Zhi tit-for-tat, and even scolded his subordinate Yang Xiu and Ding Yi for being incompetent, but Cao Cao kept silent.

But I bumped into Cao Jie and Diao Chan on the road today, and went shopping in Hui Street for no reason, Cao Cao cared so much.

Also, for a long time, Diao Chan brought Cao Jie to find her. Boss Cao, did you do it?

What is Cao Cao going to do?

Rao Bai Feng racked his brains, but he never thought of the reason.

It's not for official business, could it be that you want to care about your own private affairs?

Bai Feng looked at Cao Cao suspiciously.

At this time, Cao Cao sighed and said:

"Sir, don't look at me fighting the world all the time, but after all, I am a parent, and I am ignoring my most beloved daughter right now."

"Ever since I went back to Xuchang, Jie'er hasn't smiled when she saw me for several days, but today I heard Diao Chan say that I went shopping with you, and Jie'er smiled."

"As expected, Mr. Bai is exceptional in every aspect!"

"I remember that Mr. Bai seems to be unmarried, right? Do you have someone you like?"

Chapter 96 Marrying a Daughter Cao Festival?

marriage?

Bai Feng understood immediately.

As soon as Cao Cao's words came out, everything was right.

The co-author is really concerned about his own private affairs.

For a moment, Cao Cao had a wretched smile on his face.

Bai Feng suddenly remembered the scene that happened at the market.

At that time, someone called the prime minister to betroth Cao Jie to himself, and Cao Jie was still blushing at that time.

Thinking about it now...

Cao Cao continued with a smile on his face:

"Sir, as the saying goes, if you can't get rid of internal troubles, how can you get rid of troubles?"

"Although it is true that a man should make an indelible contribution, Mr. has already done it."

"This marriage is also extremely important!"

Having said that, Cao Cao stretched out his hand and held Bai Feng's hand tightly.

Bai Feng was speechless for a while.

What kind of internal and external troubles, these are all wrong words.

Shouldn't these words be talking about dealing with the gentry, or dealing with Liu Bei and Sun Quan?

Why are you talking about marriage now?

"Now that Jie'er has reached the age of marriage, I originally thought about whether to betroth Jie'er to the current emperor."

"But if you think about it carefully, the emperor has always lived in the palace, so it must be very boring for Jie'er to marry."

"As a father, how can I see my children suffer."

"It's better to betroth Jie'er to you, sir."

"Mr. currently has a very high prestige in our army, and he has made outstanding achievements many times, and he is even more talented. I can rest assured that I will entrust the festival to you."

Cao Cao said so many things in one breath like a cannonball, without giving Bai Feng a chance to intervene.

After going around for a long time, he really wanted to betroth Cao Jie to himself.

Bai Feng's face twitched a little.

Although it feels a bit nonsense.

But that Jiechang Cao is really lovely, a serious little lolita.

And Cao Cao did not exaggerate, the first time he saw Cao Jie, Bai Feng could tell that she was definitely a talented woman.

Recalling that in history, after she married Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, she still dared to cast a seal on her elder brother who was already proclaimed emperor. The courage and strategy were beyond the reach of ordinary women.