The Three Kingdoms began with the rescue of Mrs. Mi

Chapter 331 The Death of Emperor Wei Wen Cao Pi

Cao Pi is very clear about his physical condition, he is already sick to the bone marrow, and there is no cure.

If this Han-Wei war continues, what will be the result?No one could have expected it, but one thing is clear, Liu Feng is strong and brave, and it is really hard to find anyone in the Wei Kingdom who can confront him.

Perhaps Sima Yi, the general of the Fujun, has this ability, but Sima Yi is not from the Cao family and Xiahou's family.

Cao Pi lamented that no one in the clan was available, but he didn't think about it. The person who suppressed the clan the most was either someone else or himself.

The second brother Cao Zhang was a fierce general, but died suddenly.

The third brother, Cao Zhi, has outstanding literary talent and wrote poems in seven steps, but he was demoted as King Chenliu, and he was imprisoned and terrified all day long.

Several other brothers, such as King Yan Cao Yu, etc., simply became the rich and idle kings, and dared not intervene in the affairs of the court, for fear of causing trouble.

Under such cruel suppression, it is strange that the Cao Wei clan can produce talents.

After Cao Pi sighed a few times, he sent an edict to the servants next to him, ordering his cronies in the court, Da Sikong Chen Qun, Wu Zhi, Zhu Shuo and other ministers to come to discuss the matter.

Chen Qun, the character is Changwen.The advocate of the Jiupin Zhongzheng System, the founder of "Wei Law", and the black hand who single-handedly pushed the Cao Wei clan to its downfall.

If it weren't for the system of selecting scholars he established, and if he hadn't assisted Cao Pi in suppressing the clan, Cao Wei wouldn't have no available people after three generations.

At this time, Cao Pi regained his energy and spirit, tried his best to stand up under the service of the servant, and talked with Chen Qun and others until late at night. This night, Cao Pi, like an elder who understands righteousness, saw the current situation clearly.

Guo Zhao was not called to Cao Pi's side, which was an unusual signal.

Although there is the word "queen" in her name, she dare not make wild guesses when it comes to the battle for the throne.

According to her true opinion, Cao Li who is raised by her side is the most suitable emperor, not Cao Rui, the eldest son born to Zhen Mi, but Cao Pi has the final say on this matter, and she has the final say.

In the seventh year of Wei Huangchu, on September [-]th, Wei Wendi Cao Pi died, Chen Qun and other important officials received the will and jointly assisted the heir Cao Rui.At the same time, Cao Pi issued a will, ordering the harem Shuyuan and the palace servants who had been ordered by Zhaoyi to return to their homes.

At the last moment, Cao Pi finally realized that the woman beside him could not be trusted.It is most appropriate to pass on his country to his eldest son, Cao Rui.In order to ensure the stability of the state of Wei, Cao Pi left four auxiliary ministers, Cao Zhen, Cao Xiu, Chen Qun, and Sima Yi, to his son.

On September [-]th, Cao Rui, who was only [-] years old, ascended the throne in Luoyang.

Cao Rui became the emperor of Wei, and his first major foreign event was to announce the armistice between Wei and Han.

"My mother's queen and my younger sister were all taken by Liu Feng. This battle has been fought back and forth, and they are all a family. It is passed on to Qin Lang, and I have important matters to discuss."

In order to show his sincerity, he also specially sent Qin Lang as an envoy, bringing a large amount of wealth and jewels, to Hanzhong from Guanzhong, in name to welcome back his mother Zhen Mi and visit his younger sister, Princess Dongxiang, but actually to negotiate terms with Liu Feng.

War is for gain.

If there is no benefit, no one wants to fight a meaningless battle.

Although Wei State lost troops and lost generals in Longyou, at least it was not defeated. In the three eastern counties, the Wei army led by Sima Yi had already reached Shangyong and occupied a large area of ​​Shu State.

Since the overall situation on the battlefield is favorable to Wei State, Cao Rui wanted to gain benefits at the negotiating table. After all, his mother was still in Liu Feng's hands. It's not good for my mother's reputation to spread.

After Liu Feng learned of Cao Pi's death and Cao Rui's accession to the throne, he returned to Nanzheng with his troops.

The battle in Longyou, after starting with a tiger head, gradually tended to be flat. Zhang Ying was waiting in the street pavilion, waiting for Liu Feng to go to provoke him. Liu Feng saw through Cao Zhen and Zhang Yun's plan, and the main force of the Han army was Stay in Wudu and Yinping without moving.

On the other hand, under Guo Huai's suggestion, Cao Zhen also retreated the Wei army's camp from the Qishan area west of Wudu to the Nan'an and Jincheng areas. The activity space of the Qiang cavalry.

The two sides broke a game each, showing a stalemate.

Since there was no possibility of changing the situation for a while, Liu Feng didn't want to waste time in Longyou. After he handed over the defense of the western front to Jiang Wei and Fu Xun, he led the troops back to Hanzhong and set his sights on the three eastern counties again.

In the area of ​​the East Three Counties, under Sima Yi's attack, the three counties only saved the West City and one county is still in the hands of the Han army. A little bit.

Nanzheng.

Empress General's Mansion, Cao Ling's residence.

When Zhen Mi learned that her son Cao Rui had become the emperor of the Wei Kingdom, she was both happy and reluctant.

Happily, her hard days are finally over.

If she hadn't been here with Liu Feng and Cao Ling, facing the persecution of Queen Guo, Zhen Mi knew that she would not be able to survive the moment when Cao Rui ascended the throne.

What makes her sad is that when she returns to Luoyang this time, she may never be able to return to Nanzheng in her lifetime, which also means that she may not see her daughter Cao Ling.

"Aling, you have to remember that men are meant to be coaxed. If you want to survive in the Empress General's Mansion, you must learn how to coax men. Mother will teach you later..."

Zhen Mi took Cao Ling's hand, leaned close to his ear, and began to whisper softly.

That night, Liu Feng broke into the room suddenly, and Zhen Mi saw desire and longing in his aggressive eyes. Zhen Mi had seen such a man a lot.

For example, her father-in-law Cao Cao has almost the same character as Liu Feng.

After she left, Cao Ling was left alone. Zhen Mi was really worried, but she had to go back.

Cao Rui had just ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, and the person in charge of the palace is now Guo Guipin, who is Guo Zhao's deadly enemy. If Zhen Mi doesn't go back, then Guo Zhao will control Wei's harem.

There is only one queen mother of Wei.

Zhen Mi had to go back and fight for this honor and status, which belonged to her, not to Guo Zhao.

Qin Lang went to Hanzhong for the third time.

Compared with the previous two times, this time his mentality is more relaxed, because the emperor of Wei State is Cao Rui, his good friend who grew up with him since he was a child. Compared with Cao Pi, it is inevitable that Qin Lang has more trust.

Liu Feng was also very happy to see Qin Lang. It was not easy for this old man to reunite.

Regarding the peace talks proposed by Cao Rui, Liu Feng naturally agreed. He is not a war madman, and he will fight with Wei Jun with all his life. If the border issue can be resolved peacefully, Liu Feng does not mind reaching a settlement with Wei Guo.

"Since it is an armistice and peace talks, the first condition we put forward is that the Wei army must withdraw from the three eastern counties. Otherwise, the most basic sincerity of the peace talks is lacking, so how can we start negotiations?
From the very beginning, Liu Feng put forward a prerequisite to Wei Guo.

When Qin Lang heard Liu Feng's words, he couldn't help frowning. Liu Feng, a lion, opened his mouth too much.

(End of this chapter)