The years when I was Captain Jin

Chapter 302

"Picking up girls and fighting must be indispensable, but their ambition is not in this, but in the recovery of the big man." I laughed.

While talking, we have come to a group of murals in the prime of Cao Cao.

In the front mural, Cao Cao is kneeling by the bed, holding an exquisite sword in his hand, and a bearded man is sleeping on the bed.The figure of this big man was terrifying to the extreme. There was a puddle of fat piled on the bed. The fat man's weight of more than 200 catties could not keep up with him.

I guess this big man is the notorious Dong Zhuo. This is the story of Cao Cao offering the seven-star sword to assassinate Dong Zhuo.

Sure enough, there was a line of square regular script under the mural, which roughly meant: Dong Zhuo is a big traitor, who kidnapped the young emperor, slept with the imperial concubine, killed the ministers, and made the entire Luoyang city people miserable!Those hypocrites usually show their loyalty, but they dare not speak at this time, for fear of implicating themselves.Only he, Cao Cao, stood up and took the opportunity of presenting the family's seven-star sword to Dong Zhuo to assassinate Dong Zhuo. Unfortunately, he failed, and Cao Cao had to flee to the end of the world.But he didn't regret it, because he was a courtier of the great man, and the courtier should shed his blood for the emperor.

The murals that follow are the story of Cao Cao calling on the [-] princes to attack Dong Zhuo together.

I found that Cao Cao is really an artist. He especially likes to write his own voice behind the murals. In the process of crusade against Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao wrote impassioned. up.

But at the end of the writing, Cao Cao's mood was obviously complicated, and I couldn't help but continue to translate: "Huh! Although they are the eighteenth princes, the generals of these big men all have evil intentions. What Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zan are all small People, they didn't come to attack Dong Zhuo at all, but to carve up the territory. God! What should we do after the Han Dynasty? What is the majesty of the emperor? Could it be that the Han Dynasty has been exhausted for hundreds of years?"

I can even feel that Cao Cao's heart is bleeding. I have also watched "Three Kingdoms" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The story of the crusade against Dong Zhuo is especially fresh in my memory.Everyone said that Cao Cao was a bad guy, but after Dong Zhuo retreated, all the princes were busy carve up the territory, and only Cao Cao led his troops to chase and kill Dong Zhuo. Because of fighting alone, the whole army was almost wiped out.

From that time on, I began to wonder, is Cao Cao really a bad guy?The bad guy still does this kind of money-losing business?
Now I finally understand that all this is the truth of history.

In the seventh mural, a very young emperor sits in a magnificent palace, and Cao Cao stands beside the little emperor with a sword hanging from his waist.The palace is full of valiant civil servants and generals, but these civil servants and generals do not bow down to the emperor, but to Cao Cao.

I don’t need to translate this mural, everyone already knows what it is.

"Isn't this fucking Cao Cao coercing the emperor to command the princes?" the fat man yelled.

"Yes." I nodded quickly. In fact, it was from this time that Cao Cao's reputation was completely ruined. He was labeled as a traitor for thousands of years, and he couldn't even take it off. It can only be described as hard work.

I wanted to see how Cao Cao himself explained it, so I immediately translated the text under the mural: "They all said that I, Cao Cao, coerced the emperor to order the princes, and went to the palace with a sword. confidants. But why don’t they use their brains to think about it? The emperor is young, cowardly and incompetent. If I, Cao Cao, are not strong, how can I restrain those princes who have evil intentions! Without me, Cao Cao, I don’t know how many people would be kings in this world , Several people proclaim the emperor! I have absolutely no dissent, as long as I, Cao Cao, are still alive, I will be the prime minister of the big man, and anyone who dares to touch the big man will step over my corpse."

After the translation, I couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

It seems that our history is really wrong to blame Cao Cao. What Cao Cao said is the truth. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were already wars everywhere. If he hadn't protected Emperor Xian of Han, even the emperor would have been slaughtered.Cao Cao also fulfilled his promise. He never proclaimed himself emperor all his life. Instead, the hypocrite Liu Bei, who was highly praised by "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", shamelessly called himself the King of Hanzhong. This has to be said to be an irony!
The eighth mural was divided into several pictures. I glanced at it briefly, and it was basically a few big battles that Cao Cao experienced after taking the emperor to command the princes!For example, the battle of Guandu, the elimination of foreign races, the battle of Chibi, the capture of Lu Bu alive and so on.

Because the craftsman's carving is in place, every detail is lifelike, so it looks particularly wonderful.In these few battles, Cao Cao used his full military talents, and with the help of a group of famous advisers, killed various powerful enemies in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which can be said to be very satisfying.

So what if Yuan Shao has an army of 30, he will kill you without leaving a single piece!

So what if foreigners invade the Central Plains? Whoever offends my strong man will be punished even if he is far away!

So what if Lv Bu had the Chitu Ma Fangtian painted a halberd, he was not Cao Cao's ghost under the knife!
Without the east wind of the Battle of Chibi, it is estimated that Cao Cao would really have unified the world and established a powerful Han Dynasty.

However, the last paragraph of the eighth mural made me feel Cao Cao's deep loneliness.In the picture, it is no longer fighting the world, but Cao Cao and the elegant middle-aged man are cooking wine with green plums in the pavilion.

This is the famous Cao Cao, Liu Bei, the hero of cooking wine with green plums in history. This happened a long time ago, but Cao Cao was engraved after the Battle of Chibi, so there must be another deep meaning.

I looked at the text under the mural and read: "Over the years, I have manipulated the world, invincible, and laid a big territory for the big man. But why do I feel lonely? People in the world don't believe me, think I'm a traitor The emperor didn't believe me, and even wrote a bloody edict to assassinate me. The soldiers around me were also afraid of me, thinking that I was moody. But I really just want to realize my ambition, alas! Perhaps the only people who understand me are Liu Beihe Sun Quan! At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms were divided. They are my enemies and my confidantes."

I can feel Cao Cao's deep helplessness from the words, even a heartless person like Fatty sighed deeply.

Suddenly, I was a little worthless for Cao Cao, and I devoted myself to the big man until I died, but in the end I got a thousand years of infamy.

The last group of murals is the story of Cao Cao in his later years.

In the ninth mural, Cao Cao is no longer so high-spirited, but is sleeping on the bed with a distorted face. Next to him, a medical officer is hurriedly making medicine for him, and a maid is rubbing his temples.

It is written under the mural: "I have suffered from head wind for the ninth time. At first it was just a little pain. Now I have a splitting headache. I can't even read official documents. I don't know how long I can live. I can Feeling the loss of life little by little, I must unify the Three Kingdoms before I die, and fulfill my long-cherished wish!"

Immediately after is the tenth mural, which is the last battle of Cao Cao in his later years: the battle of Dingjunshan!
This battle is very strange, because the craftsmen actually painted colored ink on the relief, and grasped every detail in place, which completely surpassed the previous Battle of Guandu and the Battle of Chibi.

As we all know, the construction of a mausoleum requires the nod of the tomb owner during his lifetime.

Cao Cao's mausoleum has been repaired for more than ten years, so Cao Cao knows every plant and tree in the tomb like the palm of his hand.

And the craftsmen made the battle of Dingjunshan so solemn, obviously it was Cao Cao's own intention.

If it is really what Cao Cao meant, it is worth pondering, because no matter from which point of view, the Battle of Dingjun Mountain is far from the Battle of Guandu and the Battle of Chibi, which involved hundreds of thousands of troops.

Such a weird change immediately caught the attention of the four of us!

(End of this chapter)