Days are everlasting

When Liu Bei was defeated, Zhuge Liang, the prime minister, Lu Shangshushi, and captain of Sili who stayed at the base camp of the Shuhan Dynasty, sighed: "If the law and filial piety are upright, you can control the Lord's order not to go east; if you go east again, you will not fall." It's dangerous."

Fa Xiaozhi, that is, Fazheng, Yihou who Liu Bei personally pursued his posthumous title, was the only minister with a posthumous title in Liu Bei's era.

Yes, although it sounds embarrassing to say, both Guan Yu and Zhang Fei have no posthumous names.

The posthumous titles of Guan Zhang, Zhao Mahuang and Liu Chan were given later by Liu Chan, and the batches are not very high.

When Boss Cao was defeated in Chibi, he sighed sadly, "Guo Fengxiao is here, so I won't let him come here alone." Now that Liu Bei Yiling is defeated, Zhuge Liang sighs for him, "Faxiao is as straightforward as it is."

However, no matter how much Zhuge Liang sighs now, the defeat of the Shu Han has become a foregone conclusion, and there is no way to change it.

However, the defeat of the army has become a foregone conclusion, but the subjugation of the country is not yet certain.

The land of Shu is easy to defend and difficult to attack. If Liu Zhang himself hadn't lured wolves into the house, opened the door and bowed to the robbers, and some of his advisers had turned to Liu Bei, his real defeat would have taken time!

As long as the people of Shu Han stick to it, they can always wait for a good time.

Moreover, it seems that the sky does not help Cao Wei, Cao Pi finally gained the upper hand in the dispute with the Wu army, and when he was about to attack Shu quickly, the epidemic attacked the northern army.

In the end, Cao Pi didn't take advantage of it. Instead, because of the epidemic in the army, Sun Quan took advantage of it for nothing.

In this battle of Yiling, it seems that Cao Wei's army just came to serve as a good assist, to touch the best brother in the late Han Dynasty, and to help Jiangdong survive the difficulty of Liu Bei's attack, and it was over. The sense of existence is really not good considered high.

Cao Pi: I'm so angry, but I won't say anything!

After Cao Pi's class teacher returned to Luoyang, he ran to Sima Yi to comfort his little heart.

Sima Shi: This really can only be said to be God's will.

Of course, this does not mean that this situation does not exist. Cao Pi did encounter this situation in history, and it was also at a critical moment when the enemy was about to be defeated.

Compared with the northern region, the current conditions in the south are indeed not so good. Master Sima also understands this very well. It is the luck of His Majesty the Emperor, which makes people very unbearable to look directly at. In addition, the nobles and generals are all good at playing. Master Sima I think this is probably the curse of "lucky E of the spearman since ancient times".

After Cao Pi returned to the army, the more he thought about it, the more angry he became, and the more he thought about it, the more angry he became. Liu Bei had no advantage.

Waiter Liu Ye stood up again and said, Your Majesty, you should take care of yourself, don't get hit on the left cheek, and stretch out the right cheek again!

Are you stupid!

Literary youth Cao Erpi: Oh.

Yes, if you don’t show your temper and express your intuitive feelings, how can you be called a literary youth?

Of course, Cao Pi also knew that he needed to let his army rest well, so the time for the southern expedition to Sun Quan was moved back a bit.

In the third year of Huangchu, before Cao Pi sent troops, he had just enshrined a group of his sons. The eldest son Qi Gong Cao Rui moved Pingyuan to be king, and the rest of the sons were named kings.

Cao Wei's policy towards the clan is to "relocate" and prevent them from taking root in one place. However, the princes did not go to the country, so they just changed places in name. This is not bad, but Cao Pi's brothers are unlucky , can be said to be very dissatisfied with Cao Pi's policy.

Speaking of Cao Pi's brothers, the half-brothers are all fine, they don't have much thought, Cao Zhi is also considered safe, the most frequent complaint is actually Cao Zhang who was also transferred to the city king in the third year of Huang Chu.

Thinking about it, Cao Cao has always trained this son as a general and relied on him as a general, but since Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, Cao Zhang, like other clans, can only be an idler who wastes food, and his ambitions cannot be fulfilled. Realized, how did Cao Zhang not complain?

More importantly, when Cao Cao called Cao Zhang to Luoyang, Cao Zhang asked Cao Cao where his seal was. For the orthodox heir Cao Pi, Cao Zhang's behavior was absolutely intolerable.

Moreover, Cao Zhang wanted to talk about Cao Zhi afterwards, claiming that the reason why his father Cao Cao called him back before his death was actually because he liked Cao Zhi.

These two things are superimposed, not to mention that Cao Pi feels that he guards against the clan to consolidate his country, even if he feels guilty, he will definitely be worn out by Cao Zhang's behavior.

In the fourth year of Huangchu, all the kings went to Beijing for pilgrimage, and Cao Zhang, the king of Rencheng, died suddenly in his mansion due to sudden illness, and rumors arose in Beijing.

In "Shi Shuo Xin Yu" compiled by Liu Yiqing, a later generation, he darkly speculated that Cao Zhang was poisoned to death because of Cao Pi's jealousy.

Liu Yiqing also "arranged" the current Queen Mother Bian to say "You have killed my Rencheng, don't kill me Dong'a again." to "prove" that the relationship between Cao Pi and his two younger brothers is not good. He killed him, and the "seven-step poem" proved that he wanted to kill Cao Zhi.

However, Master Sima living in this era can vouch for His Majesty Cao Erpi, at least, he is really innocent.

First of all, the title of "Dong'a" was not granted to Cao Zhi by Cao Pi. In the third year of Huangchu, Cao Zhi was granted the title of King Juancheng and wrote "Fu of Luoshen"; in the fourth year of Huangchu, Cao Zhi moved to become King of Yongqiu.

The so-called "Don't harm me again, Dong'a" is obviously a perfunctory addition, that is to say, the allusion of "Seven Steps to Poetry" should also be the "original" content of "Shi Shuo Xin Yu".

How stupid would His Majesty Cao Zihuan, who is in power, let his younger brother write poetry in what he is best at, and threaten to kill him if he fails to do so?

This is not to kill Cao Zhi, but to tarnish Cao Pi's own reputation!

In fact, judging from what Master Sima has seen now, in addition to restricting the younger brothers in politics—this is actually a concentrated expression of the treatment of Cao Wei’s entire clan, it’s not that Cao Pi specifically targeted him because he saw a younger brother who was upset—— Ideal, Cao Zihuan is still a very qualified elder brother.

To be honest, His Royal Highness Cao Zijian, King of Yongqiu, likes to drink and compose poems. If Cao Pi was a little fussy and set up a literary prison like the later generations, Cao Zhi would have been beaten to death by his brother many times!

It's not that no one figured out what he wanted and wanted to punish Cao Zhi, but Cao Pi magnanimously forgave his brother's so-called fault instead.

To say who was the emperor who made Cao Zhi depressed and excluded, the exact crime should be attributed to Wei Ming Emperor Cao Rui.

Cao Rui was wary of this uncle because of the influence of the battle between his father and uncle for the heir apparent.

Compared with his younger brothers, Cao Rui had more frequent contact with Cao Cao when he was young. It is understandable that he left a shadow on his uncle who was very honored and favored during this period.

As for why Cao Rui reacted so strongly after he ascended the throne, we have to talk about his current situation.

After Cao Rui and others successively became kings in the third year of Huangchu, Cao Pi made another decision to make Queen Guo the queen.

Although Cao Rui's mother-in-law Zhen was not given death in this life, but was abolished and relegated to Yecheng, but Zhen, who had enjoyed the honor of the royal family for so many years, obviously couldn't accept it, and soon died of depression.

It stands to reason that Queen Guo did not cause the Zhen family to mess up like this, but it has an indirect relationship with her—who made Cao Pi love her so much?It's unreasonable, it's such an inference—however, because Queen Guo has no children, Cao Pi ordered Cao Rui to take her as his mother.

Although Cao Pi's move was good intentions for the eldest son who was originally a legitimate son, it can be said that Cao Rui was very embarrassed.

If it hadn't been for his mother who died of depression in this life, maybe Cao Rui would be even more angry.

Sima Shi was trusted by Cao Rui as his confidant because he successfully helped Cao Rui save the Zhen family, and gained a lot of fame in the previous troop dispatch incident.

Sima Shi: Brother, do you know the role I am playing with you now?It's the kind of dog-headed strategist who is responsible for giving him bad ideas around the villain, and often letting the villain steal a piece of money!

The routine of seizing the heirloom was left over by Cao Pi back then. Although every father hopes that his son will be respectful as brothers and sisters, the fact is that it is contrary to his wish. What else can people do?

Cao Rui can't play Cao Pi's set of 24% sincerity and [-]% acting skills. His filial piety to his parents must be [-]k pure gold, and it must make people feel that he is from the bottom of his heart.

If it is said that Cao Pi failed in acting back then, Cao Rui must make people believe that he is a diligent and honest person.

To use the TV series "Langya Bang" that Sima Shi watched before traveling as an analogy, it is the combination of Prince Yu and the prince, and his father must believe that he is actually a pure and unaffected good person like Prince Jing.

Sima Shi: The picture is so beautiful, I dare not look at it.

After being pointed out, Cao Rui tended to be close to his mother-in-law Zhen's previous treatment after being treated by Queen Guo. Since Queen Guo had no children, Cao Pi personally pointed out Cao Rui as her protection, so she was also very good to Cao Rui. The two of them take what they need, and although they have some not-so-pure purposes, they can really be regarded as filial piety.

However, I don't know who filed the complaint, saying that Cao Rui's current attitude towards Queen Guo is much worse than his previous attitude, which shows that he must have harbored resentment in the past!

And Queen Guo cannot be regarded as the direct party, because it was Cao Pi who made the decision whether to abolish Queen Guo or make Queen Guo Queen, so in other words, Cao Rui actually resented his own father!

Is this okay?

Cao Zihuan said that even his own son can't bear it!

Cao Rui Cao Yuanzhong: Excuseme?What hatred and what resentment?

The author has something to say: It took me three hours to figure out how to add the = sign to the document for all my brother's math problems... I'm almost useless...

Recently published "The Military Division Alliance of Sima Yi, the Great Military Master", the Cao Guo Xun Triangle is currently spreading sugar, and it is worthy of me, Mr. Cao!

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