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

"However, Your Majesty is so unmotivated today, and wants to abdicate the throne to the Cao family. It is really despicable!"

Jiping's words came out of his mouth, like a thorn, piercing the heart of the emperor Liu Xie.

Liu Xie's face turned pale.

Some people even dared not raise their heads to look directly into Ji Ping's eyes.

Yes, for him, the emperor, for the sake of the Han Dynasty, Dong Cheng and others outside, Ji Ping and Wang Yue and others inside, many people are working hard.

Even Wang Yue "020", a sword master who did not want to violate the will of heaven, sacrificed his life for Liu Xie's edict.

Jiping is just a doctor, but he ran around for Liu Xie and won people's hearts.

What he did was just to make Liu Xie, the emperor, regain control of the Han Dynasty and let the Liu family's country continue.

What was the result?

Liu Xie was so weak that he became weak-willed after Cao Ang shouted at him, and even took the initiative to propose to give up the throne of the Han Dynasty!

How could such a king not make Ji Ping feel heartbroken?

Liu Xie himself could even understand Ji Ping and the pain in his heart.

Not to mention Liu Xie, even Cao Ang, who was standing by, couldn't help but sigh when he saw Ji Ping's look of disappointment.

According to the original history, this era should be an era of heroes competing for supremacy, and there were still 10 to 20 years before the era of the Three Kingdoms.

And there were still decades before the end of the Three Kingdoms, the demise of Shu Han, and the helpless sigh of Jiang Wei who shouted "I am ready to fight to the death, why did Your Majesty surrender first?".

So, at this time, Ji Ping probably didn't have the concept of this sentence in his mind.

But his thoughts were roughly the same as those of Jiang Wei, the great general of Shu Han several decades later in history.

This was the despair of a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty after his dream was shattered!

Of course, Cao Ang could see that even though Ji Ping had despaired of Emperor Liu Xie, he still had Liu Xie in his heart.

He even had to think about saving Liu Xie's life.

This thought was that he was madly insulting Liu Xie and despising him.

It seemed that he was disappointed with Emperor Liu Xie, but in fact, he used this method to draw a clear line between himself and Liu Xie.

He took all the blame on himself.

In this way, even if Cao Ang wanted to investigate the mastermind of the Xudu rebellion, he could only blame Ji Ping at most, and Liu Xie, the emperor, had almost nothing to do with him.

This is Ji Ping's good intention. 0.

Fortunately, Cao Ang has no intention of harming the emperor now. (To read the exciting novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Or, Cao Ang originally had no idea of ​​what to do with Liu Xie.

After all, although the Cao family is destined to replace the Han Dynasty in the future, the last emperor of the Han Dynasty still needs to be properly settled.

This is also the old rule after the Shang Dynasty replaced the Xia Dynasty and the Zhou Dynasty replaced the Shang Dynasty.

After all, in the long and boundless history, no one can guarantee that the dynasty they established will continue to exist.

If one day they are replaced by others, then properly settling the last emperor of the previous dynasty will also be a good reference for future generations.

Of course, a dynasty like the Sima family's Jin Dynasty, where regicide occurred, is naturally a negative example and is not advisable...

In this era with Cao Ang, the Sima family is destined to be wiped out in 1.1, and there will be no chance to replace Cao Wei.

And Cao Wei will no longer exist for only a few decades as in history.

Cao Ang wanted to build his Wei into an empire that lasted longer than the four hundred years of the Han Dynasty, and to create at least five hundred years of peace for future generations!

And all of this had to start with treating the previous king well...[]

Therefore, attributing all the rebellion in Xudu today to Ji Ping was undoubtedly the right choice...