Spoiler History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 748 The subtle fragrance floats
The playback function is simple and clear.

As for the content selection, I was very curious about the Light Curtain at the beginning, and I couldn't figure out anything just by looking at the title.

Finally, at the suggestion of his sons, Zhu Yuanzhang simply chose the earliest content that could be replayed.

However, compared with today's content which lasted a full hour, this replay seems particularly short and concise.

When the light curtain completely disappeared and returned to its original ordinary appearance, Zhu Yuanzhang was still blinking and looking at the air:
"Gone?"

Zhu Biao looked left and right, and even went forward to touch the screen that looked a little unusual - during this process he was slapped on the hand by his mother.

Then the Crown Prince of the Ming Dynasty watched as the Queen took out a piece of silk cloth from somewhere, unfolded it, and carefully covered the screen with it.

"..."

Zhu Biao was speechless. He could only walk around and confirm with his father:

"It seems to be gone."

Being interrupted like this, Zhu Yuanzhang's depression was relieved a little, and he said with a smile:
"It's gone, so what? We need to make a plan based on this."

"Isn't this a little too hasty?"

Upon hearing this, Zhu Biao wanted to leave immediately, but his father frowned and scolded him:
"As for the Portuguese incident, it will happen a hundred years later, so we should have made plans early and made supplementary policies."

"And things like establishing medicine, changing the currency system, changing maritime trade, managing maritime affairs, etc., all concern the present. If one thing goes wrong, it will cause disasters for thousands of years, so we should make plans early!"

"Since Wu Hou was able to reverse the defeat and restore the Han Dynasty, we should follow his example and reform the Ming Dynasty!"

Zhu Biao also tried to argue:
"But I am a little tired. I plan to follow the advice of Marquis Wu and take a short rest after my hard work. I will then take care of things after I have regained my strength."

Emperor Hongwu was furious:
"How do you sleep at your age?"

"But father, Marquis Wu also told me to stop arguing with others and keep my body and mind happy so that my body can be healthy."

"...In that case, then come with me. I will help you review a hundred memorials. Just for the time being, it can be used as a way to relax and adjust."

Fortunately, Queen Ma was present, so the party in Huagai Hall finally had a temporary ending that satisfied everyone.

……

Unlike the rapid end of the replay in the Huagai Hall, Cao Cao in the Xuchang government office watched the light curtain talking about the events in Yiling, and when he mentioned Cao Pi's "the emperor didn't listen", his hands gradually clenched.

Zhang Fei watched all of this from the side, but he immediately felt a little sorry:

"It would be great if this screen could replay two episodes at a time. That way, you, Old Cao, would know what the Wei and Jin disasters are."

Cao Cao remained silent and didn't bother to pay attention to it.

Zhang Fei was about to say something else when he heard a noise beside him.

A low table was directly overturned, and then a crazy figure jumped up and pounced towards the light curtain, but these actions were clearly visible to the person sitting at the top.

Therefore, as soon as this body jumped up, it was stopped by a more muscular figure and pressed to the ground.

With his beautiful beard fluttering in the wind and a hint of bloodiness in his movements, who else could this sturdy figure be but Guan Yu?
As for the one being pressed underneath...

"This is not my destiny! You must be deceiving me! I must be having a nightmare!"

"You can't hurt me! You can't deceive me! Get out of here!"

"I have great talent, and I will surely be remembered in the history books! I am just following the will of heaven, and I am able to ensure that our ancestors will have a good life. This is my merit! This is my merit!"

Cao Cao lowered his head in silence, and saw Liu Ye, who was disheveled, with a mixture of unstable emotions in his eyes and a hostile aura all over his body. There was no need to look up, the voice in the light screen could be clearly heard in this room:

"It's worth mentioning... Liu Ye was a complete wretch... Cao Rui distanced himself from him because of this, and Liu Ye couldn't accept it. He eventually went mad and died at the age of 55."

The words and the scene contrasted with each other. Cao Cao looked at this strategist who was about the same age as the military advisor Zhuge Liang, and a trace of sadness rose in his heart:
"Zi Yang..."

Liu Ye, who was pinned to the ground and struggling, paused for a moment, and the sound of his shouting disappeared.

Guan Yu didn't have to worry about much. He easily lifted Liu Ye up with his hands tied behind his back, pushed him outside the door, and then took him down and tied him up. Then he returned to his position.

When Cao Cao looked up, he happened to hear the three words "the emperor does not accept it".

Thus, his concern for future generations temporarily overshadowed everything else, and Cao Cao turned his attention back to the light curtain.

However, soon after, news came that Liu Xuande had passed away, which also surprised Cao Cao.

On the bright side, Liu Bei fought with him all his life, but in the end he died because of Cao Cao's son, so he won another round against Liu Xuande.

But...does it make sense?
He usurped the country in this way, was a king in this way, was a person in this way, was unwilling to listen to the advice of justice, and treated the refugees as if it were a child's play, and was ridiculed by future generations. So what if he won a game? In the end, didn't it still benefit the Sima family?

However, when Cao Cao thought about the fact that Cao Pi had always been close to the Sima family, he felt a little upset. How come it seemed like he was asking for trouble?
Shortly after Cao Pi finished dealing with the refugees as if it were a child's play, the playback officially ended. The light curtain slowly faded away and disappeared, as if what he had seen before was just an illusion, but Cao Cao no longer had the mind to be amazed.

Liu Bei greeted him in a relaxed manner, then walked out holding the military advisor Zhuge with one hand and Yun Chang with the other. From their words, it seemed that they wanted to get together for a drink, which made Cao Cao very envious.

The ministers under his command also went in groups of three or four, chatting in low voices with relaxed expressions and leaving as if he did not exist.

Cao Cao looked up at the familiar dome of Xuchang. When he recalled the old things that happened here, it seemed like a dream of the prosperous old days.

However, looking at Zhang Fei beside him, Cao Cao asked curiously:
"General Zhang, why don't you go have a drink with Xuande?"

"Of course I will." Zhang Fei stretched and said, "But Lao Cao, you have difficulty walking, so I must take you back first since I brought you here."

Thinking of the scenery on the way here, Cao Cao's face suddenly turned pale. Xun You and Dong Zhao, who had gathered around him, also bowed:
"General Zhang, we can take care of this matter for you."

Dong Zhao even went to Cao Cao's side and whispered:

"Mingsir, I have just inquired about it. Liu Ziyang was sent to the military physician of General Zuo. It is said that one of the doctors there studied under a famous doctor and may be able to cure his madness..."

Cao Cao nodded, but his mind was actually not here anymore. He keenly smelled a faint fragrance floating in the room.

Following the fragrance, I saw a thin figure who had simply packed up and was about to walk out.

"Wen Ruo!"

The figure did not stop walking, but his body seemed to slightly tilt.

"Wen Ruo!"

The shouts became more urgent, and the figure finally stopped and looked back.

It was not as cold as Cao Cao had imagined. On the contrary, those eyes were half gentle and half resolute. But what was the same was that they were both based on loyalty and calmness.

He just stood there, saying nothing, but it seemed as if he had said thousands of words. This kind of gaze eventually made Cao Cao subconsciously avoid it.

Then he heard a long sigh, so soft that it seemed like an illusion, and the footsteps gradually faded away.

"Wen Ruo..."

(End of this chapter)