At this moment, Zhuge Liang suggested that Liu Bei leave first, but Liu Bei refused to leave the people.

Zhuge Liang suggested that he and Guan Yu go to Jiangxia first to meet Liu Bei.

In fact, Zhuge Liang had already expected what to do at that time.

Cao Cao chased Liu Bei, and another wife of Liu Bei, Mrs. Gan, died, and Liu Bei's former wife died in the war.

Zhao Yun rescued Liu Bei's son A Dou in the army.

More than half of the 100,000 people were massacred by Cao Cao's cavalry.

This is the same style as the style of killing all the urban populations on the road when Cao Cao's father avenged his father and attacked Xuzhou after his death.

In real history, Cao Cao's subordinate Chen Gong, who stayed in Shandong, betrayed Cao Cao because Cao Cao massacred the people of Xuzhou and gave Shandong to Lu Bu, almost making Cao Cao unable to return to his base.

However, in the end, Cao Cao defeated Lu Bu and regained Shandong, forcing Lu Bu to escape to Xuzhou.

Jian Yumei sighed, this is history, this is the real Cao Cao.

That's why Liu Bei had the chance, Jian Yumei knew.

If Cao Cao hadn't made these mistakes, would the people love Liu Bei so much?

Liu Bei had no foundation at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, but he could still divide the world into three parts, and it did not come out of thin air.

After Cao Cao caught up with him, Liu Bei was defeated by Cao Cao, and only a few hundred people fled to Jiangxia.

At this moment, Zhuge Liang was ordered to convince Sun Quan of Jiangdong.

After Zhuge Liang's remarks, Sun Quan from Jiangdong was originally confused about Cao Cao, but now he sent Zhou Yu 30,000 troops from land and water to resist Cao Cao along the Yangtze River.

The Sun-Liu coalition forces and Cao Cao met at Chibi, and they began to fight fiercely in Chibi.

Jian Yumei saw that near Changbanpo, Dangyang, Cao Cao's cavalry caught up with Liu Bei's soldiers and the people.

Cao's army plundered and killed people, and the corpses were everywhere.

Liu Bei fled with hundreds of subordinates.

Under the insistence of Zhuge Liang and Lu Su, Sun Quan decided to fight against Cao's army.

He sent Zhou Yu to the river, and the Sun-Liu coalition forces and Cao's army fought in Chibi.

Jian Yumei saw that Cao Cao had a banquet for the soldiers on the night of the bright moon. He looked at the soldiers of the three armies. Cao Cao felt that he was strong and had some ambitions. He raised his long spear and began to write poems.

"The moon is bright and the stars are sparse, and the magpies fly south, and they circle the branches three times, which branches can be leaned upon," Cao Cao chanted there.

"The Prime Minister is mighty," the soldiers shouted loudly.

Cao Cao laughed.

Jian Yumei knew that Cao Cao was expressing his desire for talent.

However, the situation in the world is unpredictable.

Sun Quan and Liu Bei in Jiangdong would not allow Cao Cao to easily accomplish the great cause of unifying the world.

Huang Gai from Jiangdong pretended to surrender to Cao Cao, and Cao Cao believed it, but Huang Gai's dozens of boats were full of explosives.

As their ship approached Cao's army, the boat began to explode.

All the Cao army's warships were on fire, and countless soldiers were burned to death and fell into the water.

Cao Cao knew that this war had lost.

The Sun-Liu coalition forces began to cover up and kill, and Cao Cao ordered the burning of the remaining warships and then evacuated from Huarong Road.

When Cao Cao retreated from Huarong Road, he was extremely embarrassed because the road was muddy and could not walk.

Cao Cao asked the weak soldiers to cut grass and fill the road, so that their troops could pass by. However, in the chaos, many weak soldiers were trampled to death.

But after just passing this journey, Cao Cao burst into laughter.

"Prime Minister, why are you laughing at?'The left and right are confused.

"I laughed at Liu Bei. His intelligence is comparable to mine, but he always thinks about things that are inferior to me, so he laughs," Cao Cao said with a smile.

But at this moment, the sound of pursuers suddenly came.

Cao Cao was shocked and quickly led his troops to withdraw.

Jian Yumei knew that when the Sun and Liu coalition forces fought fiercely with Cao Cao, the outcome was not decided, and they had no energy and no troops at that time, so it was impossible for them to think of what happened after Cao Cao was defeated.

At this moment, we were just sending troops to chase, but chasing and ambushing and interception in advance are two different things.

So in the end, Cao Cao retreated smoothly from Huarong Road.

After the Battle of Red Cliff, Cao Cao returned to the north and continued to consolidate the north.

Liu Bei occupied Jingzhou, Changsha, Guiyang and other places, and finally took over Yizhou with the Yizhou map presented by Zhang Song.

Jian Yumei saw that Liu Bei began to operate in Yizhou, and finally he established the Shu Han regime.

Sun Quan established the Eastern Wu regime in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

Cao Cao established the Cao Wei regime.

In the following days, he worked hard to recruit talents, and the north was basically stable.

He also personally sent troops from Hefei to fight against Sun Quan in the south, but when Sun Quan brought the troops to the scene, Cao Cao saw Sun Quan's uniform appearance and knew that he could not win, so he finally retreated to the north.

Cao Cao also competed with Liu Bei for Hanzhong. At that time, the Hanzhong regime established by Zhang Lu, who was the five-dou rice road, was unstable. Cao Cao sent troops to Hanzhong and seized the Xichuan gateway.

But Liu Bei immediately led his troops to capture him, and Huang Zhong, the old man from Dingjun Mountain, killed Xiahou Yuan.

In the last few months, Cao Cao returned in vain.

Many years later, Guan Yu sent troops from Jingzhou to invade the north, and Cao Cao sent a large army to fight. Guan Yu took advantage of the heavy rain and flooded the seven armies, defeated Cao's army and captured Fancheng, Xiangyang.

On the one hand, Cao Cao let his subordinates stabilize, then sent a large army to fight again, and then contacted Sun Quan.

Sun Quan had long wanted to take back Jingzhou, but now he saw the opportunity.

Guan Yu's army was fighting with Cao's army and had no time to take care of Jingzhou's defense. Sun Quan sent general Lu Meng to white clothes to attack Guan Yu's beacon tower and attack Jingzhou.

When Guan Yu heard that Jingzhou was lost, he hurried back his troops, but he was ambushed by the Wu army. Guan Yu was defeated and was finally captured by the Wu army in Maicheng. Sun Quan beheaded him.

Sun Quan gave Guan Yu's head to Cao Cao.

Cao Cao laughed, "This is Sun Quan's son who wants to blame me,"

Cao Cao ordered a grand burial of Guan Yu, carved his body, and buried Guan Yu as the Marquis of Han Shouting.

From then on, Liu Bei was very angry with Sun Quan.

But Cao Cao never got sick and died in the end.

Some people say it was because when Cao Cao saw Guan Yu's head that day, he said, "I'm fine when I'm gone,"

As a result, Guan Yu opened his eyes, and Cao Cao was frightened at that time.

It's just that right and wrong is difficult to distinguish.

After Cao **, the corpse was buried outside Yecheng according to his will, and Ximen Bao's ancestral hall was not far from him.

The whole funeral was simple and unpretentious.

Jian Yumei saw that Cao Cao’s tomb at that time had no large seal, and it was basically not the size of the imperial tomb.

Soon after a few years some of the current simple buildings began to collapse.

Cao Cao's heir Cao Pi announced the withdrawal of soldiers there, and everything was simple.

From then on, Cao Cao's tomb gradually disappeared from the storm of history.

However, when Jian Yumei saw the story after the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei ordered to attack Wu in order to avenge the revenge. As a result, Zhang Fei ordered his subordinates to make white-clothed and white armor within three days. His subordinates felt that they were unrighteous and were afraid of being beaten by Zhang Fei, so they killed Zhang Fei and wanted to join Wu.

Liu Bei was even more sad. He ordered the whole country to be dispatched to attack Wu on land and water.

As a result, he was defeated by the young general Lu Xun in Yiling and died in Baidi City.

Zhuge Liang was ordered to assist Prince Liu Chan in the face of danger and devoted himself to his entire life.

Finally, he went to Qishan six times and died in Wuzhangyuan.

Zhuge Liang's heir Jiang Wei even fought against the Central Plains in nine times, but in the end he was useless.

The Cao family finally fell into the hands of Sima Yi and his son.

In the end, Deng Ai attacked Yinping Pass, captured Chengdu, and Liu Chan surrendered.

Jiang Wei wanted to use Zhong Hui's power to restore the country, but the matter was exposed and he died in the chaos.

The latter lord Liu Chan showed no joy in front of Sima Zhao. Sima Zhao laughed loudly, and he treated Liu Chan well.

In the end, Sima Zhao destroyed the Eastern Wu, proclaimed himself emperor, and the three families returned to Jin.

The story of the Three Kingdoms has come to an end.

However, Cao Cao's bronze croaker platform has been standing alone in the ages, and finally was hit by the Zhang River and disappeared without a trace.

The romantic people on the bronze croaker platform also disappeared without a trace.

The song of the famous female poet Cai Wenji, who was taken back by Cao Cao from the Huns, was still echoing there.
To be continued...