The years when I was Captain Jin

Chapter 301 History of the Cao Family
I gave Fatty a look of infinite contempt: "With your little historical knowledge, you still go to the grave with someone, it really makes people laugh out loud."

When the fat man saw that I was running on him, he immediately became unhappy: "Hey, what do you mean? Make it clear."

After finishing speaking, the fat man drew out the paratrooper knife: "Come on, you can give birth to a baby on the spot and show me."

"The great eunuch Cao Teng has no descendants, and Cao Cao's family was adopted by Cao Teng." The long-legged Yujie next to her showed a disgusted look: "That's why Cao Cao's enemies called him a descendant of the eunuch during the Three Kingdoms period, and accused him That's the thing."

"Oh." Fatty nodded with a ignorant face, and said in amazement: "That should be scolded! Fatty remembers that the eunuchs in history didn't have a good thing, and they did three things every day, collecting money, the emperor was auspicious, and then persecuting Loyal minister."

I quickly interrupted the fat man: "You can't beat a group of people to death with a stick. Isn't Cai Lun of the Han Dynasty an eunuch? He invented papermaking and made China's four great inventions. Isn't Zheng He of the Ming Dynasty an eunuch? The seven voyages to the West spread Chinese culture to all parts of the world. Isn’t Tong Guan an eunuch in the Song Dynasty? He led the army to fight and wiped out the Xixia Kingdom in one fell swoop. These eunuchs are all legendary figures in history.”

"Of course Cao Cao's grandfather, Cao Teng, is also a legend, a legend of a big man!" I said.

The fat man was taken aback by what I said, and he quickly pulled my clothes and asked, "Ding Dong, why the hell are you talking quickly? Why is Cao Teng legendary? If he is really so awesome, why has the fat man never heard of it?" pass."

"Cao Teng is very honest and honest. When he was an eunuch, he recommended many talented people to serve as officials, and together they did their best to assist the emperor. Even if others said bad things about him, he just smiled slightly, so he got the praise of the world."

"And Cao Teng is very frugal. At that time, he was already a great eunuch under one person and above ten thousand people, but he was still eating steamed buns and pickles, and sleeping on a quilt full of patches. After Cao Teng died, he came to visit All the princes and ministers in his residence shed tears. So this mural commented on Cao Teng: the merits are in the country, and there is no moisture in it." I explained.

"Fuck, Grandpa Cao Cao is so poor." The fat man complained, "Isn't that miserable? Even his grandfather is so frugal, what good things can there be in this tomb? I also pointed out that the palace is full of gold mountains What about Silver Mountain?"

The long-legged sister Yu said coldly: "Cao Cao is the number one hero of the Three Kingdoms after all, and his tomb must be accompanied by funerary objects."

"Nonsense, during the Three Kingdoms period, most of the funerary objects were tripods and other bronze wares, and I can't move those things." The fat man said, "What the fat man wants is gold, silver and jewelry, which are easy to carry and can be sold for several times. The million-dollar kind."

I saw that the fat man was already worried that there was nothing good in the tomb, so I pointed to the second mural and said, "You can rest assured, Cao Teng is a good eunuch, but Cao Cao's father, Cao Song, is a very corrupt official! "

When I heard that Cao Cao's father was a corrupt official, the fat man's eyes lit up, and he couldn't help looking at the second mural.

In the second mural, a fat old man is laughing with his arms around a little boy.The old man was dressed in gold and silver all over his body, shining brightly, and he felt more luxurious than the emperor.

There is another sentence below: My father Cao Song is unparalleled in benevolence and righteousness.

"Cao Song was originally a wealthy landowner. Later, he recognized Cao Teng as his father and took a lot of bribes in private. Later, when the Han Dynasty declined and the emperor publicly sold his official position, Cao Song simply spent a lot of money and bought the biggest official at that time: Wei! Do you know how much the money to buy this official position is in today's RMB? A whole hundred million." I said.

"Cao Song spent [-] million yuan to buy an official position. Can he come back without being corrupt? So he tried every means to embezzle. In the end, even if you want to be a village chief, you will have a clearly marked price, and you will never be deceived. This also made the Han Dynasty completely It's over, which triggered the subsequent Yellow Turban Uprising..."

"However, there is one good thing about Cao Song, that is, he loved his son like his life. He liked Cao Cao very much since he was a child, gave Cao Cao the best education, encouraged Cao Cao to be a man, and put all his hopes on Cao Cao."

"Cao Cao's ability to become a hero in the world is inseparable from Cao Song! So later Cao Song was killed by a general in Xuzhou, and Cao Cao was furious. He sent hundreds of thousands of troops to flatten Xuzhou. He killed everyone he saw. , Even heroes like Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were chased by Cao Cao." I explained.

"Don't talk about these things, the fat man just asked, does Cao Song have any treasures?" The fat man asked anxiously.

Seeing that the little eyes of the two fat guys were about to pop out, I quickly joked: "I think, even if Cao Song left behind tens of thousands of family wealth, Cao Cao might have used it as military expenses. Don't even think about your dream of getting rich."

"Fuck! Tinker Bell, you crow's mouth." The fat man chased me like a bunch of fights.

We quickly turn our attention to the third mural, and from here on, Cao Cao officially becomes the protagonist.

I saw the black and short Cao Cao sitting in the hall, with five long sticks erected neatly behind him.A boy in the hall had his trousers taken off, and was being beaten hard on his buttocks by several officials wielding long sticks.

This time, the words behind the mural began to increase, and they were densely packed with ancient Chinese. I read it for a long time before translating: "This seems to be a straightforward statement from Cao Cao! He said that although he had a prominent family background and became an official at the age of 20, but Why do people around look down on him? Laugh at him? Is it because he is a descendant of a eunuch? He is full of ambition, why can't he display it? So he set up the punishment of five-color sticks to beat the bullies and local tyrants who oppress the common people, but it is a pity that he also offended Too many people were killed and soon dismissed.”

"I didn't realize that this Cao Cao is still an ambitious young man?" The fat man laughed.

"He is more ambitious than you." I ignored the fat man and looked directly at the next mural.

The scene of the fourth mural has completely changed. Cao Cao is wearing armor, riding a horse and raising his whip, directing his subordinates to chase the enemy.At this time, Cao Cao was full of vigor and power. I don’t know if it was a deliberate carving by the craftsman. I found that Cao Cao’s eyes in the murals were particularly vivid, as if conveying a broad mind and ambition to me.

I directly read the small characters in the mural: "The opportunity finally came, the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out, and there were rebels everywhere in the Han Dynasty! I will bring my own army to guard every inch of the Han Dynasty. History will always remember this moment , I, Cao Cao, led five thousand cavalry, wiped out one hundred thousand Yellow Turbans in Yingchuan, became famous in the first battle, and shocked the world, this is what a man should do!"

After reading this, I suddenly admired Cao Cao a little bit.

Cao Cao in his youth can be said to be a second-generation official full of positive energy. He doesn't eat, drink, prostitute or gamble, and doesn't bully men and women. He just wants to realize his own value and shed every drop of blood in his life for the big man.

This is completely different from Cao Cao in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". In order to elevate Liu Bei, "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" deliberately portrays Cao Cao as a traitor, a villain, and a villain.

Since then, the common people have been deceived for thousands of years, and many ignorant people have pointed at Cao Cao's spine and scolded him.

I don't know if it's Cao Cao's sorrow or our sorrow.

Even the fat man who has always been greedy, after listening to my translation, sighed sincerely: "Old Cao is a fool! I thought our ancestor knew how to pick up girls and fight when he was young."

(End of this chapter)