"Although Cao Cao did not do it himself, how could his generals dare to massacre the city without Cao Cao's acquiescence or even order?"
"So because of the massacre, Cao Cao actually received a lot of criticism, and in addition to this large-scale massacre. Cao Cao himself was suspicious by nature, and often killed people because of suspicion, such as the famous "I would rather betray the world than let the world betray me." There were also famous figures such as Bian Rang, Kong Rong, Yang Xiu, etc., who all died under Cao Cao's butcher's knife."
"Compared to Tu Cheng, liking beauties and wives is not a big problem."
Li Shimin: Xing, the people are suffering, death, the people are suffering, it seems that no one in the world has ever cared about these ordinary people.
The other emperors were silent and the people wept.
Can you blame them? No matter how wise the king is, they have to fight against the aliens. No matter how good the dynasty is, it can't change from prosperity to decline, and the chaos in the middle will still affect the people. And there is no weak king in that dynasty.
Qin Shihuang: Cao Cao's massacre of the city was indeed too much. Whether you were avenging your father or attacking the enemy, why did you massacre the city? Why did you hurt so many ordinary people when you have the wrongdoer and the debtor?
Liu Che: You can get a generation of heroes, but you can't let go of a generation of traitors. You deserve to be spurned by the world.
Zhang Fei: My eldest brother can’t.
"After searching through the dynasties, he was not the only one who massacred the city. There were several people in the entire Qing Dynasty who were able to escape the blood test of the city. This was also a dynasty that later generations did not like. As for Xiang Yu, Da Zhang Xianzhong, Kublai Khan and others, You. No matter how high your military exploits are, this crime of massacre is your stain."
Zhang Yanxi doesn't care what the mood of the mentioned people is like. They hold power in their hands but massacre people for their own selfish desires. She doesn't like it. If they dare to do it, they will be scorned by the world.
"We then went on to talk about a small topic, about Cao Cao's preference for wives. From the chats, it can be confirmed that Cao Cao liked wives. But everyone didn't know that he had a total of 15 wives, and there were 13 wives. Cao Cao also lost a beloved general because of his wife."
Liu Bang: A gentleman loves his wife and marries her wisely. Well done to Cao Cao!
Li Longji: With so many wives, we are not afraid of being killed by our enemies.
"Most of Cao Cao's wives, their husbands died in troubled times, and the widows had a lot of disputes. In addition, Cao Cao was talented and capable. They fell in love with each other and robbed them from each other. They got along well. I was also impressed by Cao Cao’s charm.”
"So, these women are equivalent to Shancai meeting the overbearing CEO Daoming Si after she was widowed. Not only did they help you solve your employment problem, but they also helped you avenge the death of your ex-husband, and they also helped you raise your and your ex-husband's son to be fat and white. Moreover, this man has the looks of an emperor, is talented, and is a hero in troubled times. If you can’t even look down on such a man and want to kill him, are you stupid?”
Lu Pheasant: Shancai, Daomingsi, who is the CEO?
"Ahem, he is a very famous person in our future generations. As long as he knows the process, it is almost the same."
"And Cao Cao was not the direct enemy of these wives. Instead, he avenged them and solved the employment problem of middle-aged and elderly women, no, widows. Their husbands died and they were only in their twenties when they married Cao Cao. , in his prime."
"Also, Cao Cao was very kind to his wives. The evidence is that before he died, Cao Cao left a special will, instructing his sons to treat their stepmothers well and allowing them to remarry. This kind of magnanimity can be said to be unique in the world."
"However, Cao Cao still fell in love with a wife he fell in love with. Throughout his life, Cao Cao conquered the north and south. There were classic examples of victory in the Battle of Guandu and classic examples of failure in the Battle of Chibi. However, the most painful defeat in Cao Cao's life was , none more so than the Battle of Wancheng. In this battle, Cao Cao's favorite general Dian Wei, his eldest son Cao Ang, and his nephew Cao Anmin died in the battle, and Cao Cao's army was completely defeated.
"The person who stabbed Cao Cao was Zhang Xiu, a famous general in the late Han Dynasty. The reason for this battle may be because Zhang Xiu was too ambitious, or it may be because Cao Cao fell in love with Zhang Xiu's sister-in-law Zou."
"Dong Zhuo gradually stirred up trouble after entering Beijing. A large number of Liangzhou people followed Dong Zhuo to Luoyang and participated in various wars. Zhang Xiu also led his troops eastward because of his uncle. In the third year of Chuping, Dong Zhuo was killed by Lu Bu. Zhang Ji, Li Jue, Guo Si and others attacked Chang'an under the banner of revenge for Dong Zhuo. Zhang Xiu followed Zhang Ji and was promoted to General Jianzhong with military merit and was granted the title of Marquis Xuanwei."
"After the incident was completed, Zhang Ji also had his own territory, which was Hongnong City. However, there were years of famine at that time. Zhang Ji had no choice but to attack Rangcheng under Liu Biao's rule to plunder food. After a series of battles, he was eventually killed by the bows and arrows of Liu Biao's troops. under."
"As Zhang Ji's nephew, Zhang Xiu relied on his prestige to immediately reorganize his troops, take the initiative to station in Wancheng, and re-establish relations with Liu Biao."
"At this time, Cao Cao, who had just taken the emperor to order the princes, began to plan for further hegemony. In order to stabilize the rear, Zhang Xiu was the first to bear the brunt. In the first month of the second year of Jian'an, Cao Cao attacked Zhang Xiu. Cao Cao's army used force and approached Feishui, and Zhang Xiu had to surrender. , the two sides turned their hostility into friendship."
"Zhang Xiu just surrendered and could not integrate into Cao's army, and Cao's army was also very wary of Zhang Xiu. Cao Cao held a welcome banquet and toasted each other. Dian Wei followed behind him, holding a big ax in his hand. It was as long as a ruler. Every time Cao Cao offered a toast to someone, Dian Wei would hold up his ax and gesture with force. Zhang Xiu and others did not dare to raise their heads.
"However, more than ten days later, Cao Cao made a mistake. At the surrender banquet, Cao Cao fell in love with Zhang Xiu's sister-in-law Zou. He even sent a group of soldiers to snatch Mrs. Zou from the middle of the group. This made him angry. Zhang Xiu was dissatisfied, so Zhang Xiu rebelled."
"In fact, at that time, Cao Cao led his army to attack, and the journey was very difficult. There was even an idiom "looking at plum blossoms to quench thirst". It was said that Cao Cao's army came from afar, and Zhang Xiu might be able to fight, but he followed the advice of his counselor Jia Xu and took the initiative. Opening the door to welcome the surrender, Cao Cao's troops were able to occupy Wancheng without a single blow, which made Cao Cao very proud."
"This made Cao Cao, who was a little carried away, fall in love with the Zou family at the banquet, and let the soldiers snatch her away. He also took Zhang Xiu's aunt as his concubine, which was the Zou family, the widow of his uncle Zhang Ji. Although this Zou family was robbed by Cao Cao Yes, but the two went back and forth, they really saw each other, and Zou had an affair. When the two fell in love, Zhang Xiu, who felt insulted, suddenly rebelled and sent troops to attack Cao Cao. This battle made Cao Cao The eldest son Cao Ang, nephew Cao Anmin, and trusted general Dian Wei were killed in the battle, resulting in heavy losses. This is the general framework of the Battle of Wancheng."
Liu Bei: Thief Cao, I made you like wives! You have brought trouble to your loved ones, and sooner or later you will be ruined on those three legs of yours!
Qin Shihuang: This loss is indeed very heavy!
