卑鄙的圣人：曹操.第3部

Ignoble Sage: Cao Cao (Part III) Brief introduction: There is big difference between the treacherous and the loyal, but no difference for Cao Cao! He was mean, treacherous and malevolent in dealing with Three Kingdoms; while he was with a chivalrous, kind-hearted and saint frame of mind, showing solicitude for all living creatures. His plot and trick always got his rivals confused and lost, and the turpitude repeatedly broke through the moral bottom line, but still he was a sage with a big heart and sympathy for the common; as for the talent and skill, he could be regarded as a poet full of wit and tenderness; in addition, he was a sensitive, inferior ordinary man with a lonely heart.
In the fall of 189 AD, Cao Cao went to Lv Boshes home for protecting himself from the chasing of Dong Zhuo. Out of friendship, the Lvs sharpened the knife and intended to kill the pig to treat Cao Cao, who suspected he would be murdered and killed by the Lvs resolvedly. He ran into Lv Boshe who came back with wine and asked whether the dinner was ready. Stunned, he stabbed Lv Boshe to death.
In 194 AD, Cao Cao attacked Lv Bu. In order to encourage the troops, Cao Cao set fire to the city gate to cut off their retreat. But unfortunately, his troops fell into the ambush and were completely annihilated. He ordered the troops to retract hurriedly, and got his mustache burnt while passing through the fire he set. When the rest troops lost their spirits, Cao Cao with a soot-covered face thought for a while and suddenly gave orders to attack Lv Bu at night, as he guessed Lvs troops must be loosening after victory. Actually he did make it.
On March 15, 220 AD, Cao Cao, an ambitious person in history, was on his deathbed with last words to his wives like, You should learn to make a living by making shoes and remarry if you want He closed his eyes forever after these gentle words.
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