The Strongest Overlord of the Three Kingdoms

At this time, Cao Pi just arrived, and seeing Cao Cao's painful expression, he rushed up to serve him.

Bring a towel and apply a cold compress to Cao Cao to relieve his headache.

After a long time, Cao Cao's headache finally eased.

"Oh, Zihuan, you came so early today."

"Father, you are sick, and my son can't wait to replace you with your own body, but I only hate that I can't do anything.

I can only wait around every day, because I want to help my father worry about it, and with the recent complicated government affairs, I naturally dare not be late. "

Seeing Cao Pi being so respectful and reasonable, Cao Cao couldn't help feeling relieved and nodded in satisfaction.

Afterwards, some matters that had already been decided were handed over to Cao Pi to follow up.

Cao Pi was very active, and soon implemented all of Cao Cao's instructions.

Cao Cao nodded his head unobtrusively when he saw him rushing in and out.

Since Cao Pi was the only one today, it was not until noon that the backlog of matters from last night was finally dealt with.

At this time, the servant just brought lunch. Seeing that Cao Pi was so busy, Cao Cao asked him to eat with him.

Cao Pi did not sit down opposite Cao Cao, but picked up the bowl of meat porridge specially prepared for Cao Cao, and served him to eat it himself.

Only then did I start eating by myself.

At lunch time, the atmosphere gradually relaxed.

Cao Cao took the initiative to ask, "Zi Huan, it's a pity that you are alone today.

Huh?Why didn't I see Zijian? Do you know what he missed today? "

Cao Pi immediately put down the bowls and chopsticks, and replied respectfully: "It is the responsibility of a son and daughter to relieve father and king's worries, and children don't work hard.

When I went back yesterday, I saw Zijian, but he didn't arrive today, maybe something delayed him! "

"Well, maybe. Zijian has always been free and unrestrained, and he doesn't say anything about things. I still have some tasks to assign to him."

When Cao Pi heard the words, he hurriedly volunteered and took the initiative to take over the task.

Cao Cao saw that Cao Zhi had never heard from him, and because the matter was important, he thought about it for a while, and handed it over to Cao Pi.

It turns out that Cao Cao not only has abundant martial arts virtues, but also has very high literary attainments.

Even now that he is reduced to Liangzhou, he will not give up his pursuit of literature.

Therefore, Cao Cao lamented that many documents were destroyed by wars in the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Therefore, he deliberately prepared to compile a classic, collecting and sorting out the literary works of the sages of the past dynasties, and passing them on to future generations.

This work has been carried out to the end, and it has been presided over by Cao Zhi, who is known for his talent.

Cao Cao was worried that his time was short, so he wanted to see the publication of this classic very much.

Seeing that Cao Zhi was late, he had no choice but to assign the work of publishing to Cao Pi.

Cao Pi took the task and immediately ran out to make arrangements.

According to the technology at that time, woodblock printing was always used for printing and publishing.

However, since this classic book contains a lot, if it is engraved, I am afraid it will take a long time to complete all the printed plates.

And Cao Pi has been keenly aware of the urgency in Cao Cao's heart, so he immediately had an idea.

It turned out that Cao Pi traveled to Yangzhou in his early years, and even studied in Yangzhou University for several years, mastering a lot of advanced knowledge brought by Liu Ke.

One of these was movable type printing.

Cao Pi also loves literature very much. In order to win favor, he wrote and edited a set of literature treatises called "Dian Lun" in order to make Cao Cao look different.

"Dian Lun" has been compiled and is now in the printing stage.

In order to show his literary talents to everyone, Cao Pi used movable type printing, and planned to print a hundred copies at a time, which will be shared among the ministers and scholars.

Now that Cao Cao was anxious about his classics, he went directly to the printing office in Nancheng.

This is a printing organization founded by Cao Pi himself. Following the fashion of Yangzhou, he named it Printing Bureau.

"Young master, my subordinates have basically completed the typesetting and correction of the printing plate of "Dian Lun", and it will be officially printed in a few days!"

The person who spoke was Wang Xiang, styled Xibo, with a gentle and elegant literary talent. He was treated with courtesy by Cao Pi, and is now in charge of editing and printing "Dian Lun".

He thought that Cao Pi came to inspect the progress of the work again, so he said so.

However, Cao Pi didn't show any joy, but said straight to the point: "Uncle Xi, stop the printing work first.

Immediately mobilize all hands to print this classic in the shortest time! "

The one who came with Cao Pi was naturally the compiled classic.

It's just that there are both bamboo slips and silk, and some papers have turned yellow and brittle, almost breaking when touched.

In fact, according to the normal process, these classics must be copied first before they can be compared and printed.

However, in order to show himself in front of Cao Cao, Cao Pi no longer cared about these, and directly shipped all the selected books from the editorial office.

Seeing the mountains of materials in front of him, Wang Xiang also said bitterly: "My lord, I'm afraid it will take at least a year to complete!"