Three Kingdoms: I, the Emperor of Wei, am loyal and pure!

The backyard of the Prime Minister's Mansion, the martial arts arena.

It is called a martial arts arena, but it is actually a small garden in the backyard, which has been developed into a flat field.

Although Cao Cao is now a high-ranking official, he is not a luxurious person and does not have much demand for material enjoyment.

Therefore, there is no garden in the Prime Minister's Mansion, only the more practical martial arts arena.

When Wang Yue came here, Cao Pi, Cao Zhi and other Cao family sons had been waiting here for a long time.

Cao Pi is Cao Cao's second son and Cao Ang's second brother. He is already fourteen or fifteen years old this year.

In this era, he is already an adult.

In addition, in the past two years, whenever Cao Ang was free, he would bring Cao Pi, Cao Zhi and other brothers to his side to teach by example, making Cao Pi much more stable than a few years ago.

At this time, Cao Pi looked at Wang Yue who was late, held a long sword and bowed respectfully, saying: "Mr. Wang, why are you so late today?"

When Wang Yue was asked this by Cao Pi, a subtle unnaturalness appeared in the depths of his eyes. After a slight pause, he said: "I drank too much last night and got up late today.

Please don't blame me, young master."

Seeing Wang Yue say this, Cao Pi nodded lightly, and there was no abnormality in his expression.

But the moment he lowered his head, a look of loneliness and disappointment flashed across his face.

Cao Pi, who is already fourteen or fifteen years old this year, has also participated in many affairs in the mansion under the intentional guidance of Cao Cao and Cao Ang.

Even some of the current world situations and what they are going to do, whether it is Cao Cao or Cao Ang, have nothing to hide from him.

So Cao Pi also knew from his father and brother that the teacher who had taught him swordsmanship for several years, Wang Yue, the world's number one swordsman, had secretly participated in the rebellion that those noble families were planning.

When Cao Pi learned about this, he was unable to accept it for a while.

After all, Wang Yue had taught him, and Cao Pi had a lot of respect and teacher-student relationship with Wang Yue.

So Cao Pi didn't want his teacher to go down a road of no return.

Because he knew that even if his teacher took action, he still couldn't change anything, and he was far from being comparable to his brother.

But Cao Pi also knew that he couldn't make this matter clear, otherwise, once Wang Yue realized that the matter was exposed, he might sacrifice himself to save the emperor behind him.

Cao Pi certainly didn't want Wang Yue to go down a path of no return, but he would not ruin the plans of his father and brother. 0 ....

So, his previous sentence seemed to be asking Wang Yue why he was so late, but in fact it was pointing at Wang Yue.

Even Cao Pi could detect Wang Yue's abnormality, let alone Cao Pi's father Cao Cao, who was a hero among men, and his brother Cao Ang, who was even better than him?

So, if Wang Yue noticed this, the best choice would be to confess.In this way, he could avoid the death penalty and get a way out.

Cao Pi believed that with Wang Yue's cunning, he must have understood what his disciple meant.

But Wang Yue still did not choose to confess, but simply found a reason and tried to evade Cao Pi.

This undoubtedly showed Wang Yue's position and determination.

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After all, he had to choose the emperor, not the Cao family sons who had been with him day and night for several years.

Therefore, Cao Pi was disappointed and lonely.

However, Cao Pi quickly put away this emotion, because he knew that he must not be so weak.

His father and brother were heroes of the time, and what they had to do was to do something that could affect future generations for thousands of years.

Anyone who was an enemy of his brother was Cao Pi's enemy...