In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Sima Yi was a complicated character. From a political point of view, he was a politician with great strategy and adaptability. He was born in a noble family and was famous outside. He knew how to survive in the workplace. When he was looking for a job, he knew how to judge the situation. He refused to join Cao Cao when Cao Cao was strong. He only took the initiative to join Cao Cao after Cao Cao's defeat in the Battle of Red Cliff. He was good at managing interpersonal relationships and became Cao Pi's master one after another. He established a deep friendship with Cao Pi and gradually accumulated his own power within the Cao Wei regime. After four generations of Cao and Wei, he gradually became a powerful official who controlled the government from a counselor. In the end, he killed Cao Shuang and his followers through the coup of Gao Pingling and monopolized the power of the government, laying a solid foundation for the Sima family to establish the Western Jin regime. In terms of military affairs, Sima Yi was an outstanding strategist. He was good at scheming and had many meritorious conquests. He had once led his army to successfully resist Zhuge Liang's northern expedition twice. During the confrontation with Zhuge Liang, he had waited for fatigue, causing Zhuge Liang's northern expedition to fail on the verge of success. He also went on an expedition to pacify Liaodong and stabilized the border situation of the Cao Wei regime. However, Sima Yi's image also had a negative side. Some people thought that he was treacherous and loyal. On the surface, he was submissive, but he was actually cunning. He accepted the heavy responsibility of the king twice, but he was submissive and arrogant. He monopolized power and had the intention to usurp power. He was ridiculed by the Later Zhao Emperor Schleswig as a traitor and was despised by many in later generations. Read more exciting novels for free
In an inventory of the eight famous generals of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period, Sima Yi was ranked fourth. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The author of The Last Three Kingdoms: The Rise of Wei was Feng Zhiqing. The protagonist dressed up as the Cao Wei royal family, the Cao three generations. At that time, Cao Wei was in danger and Sima monopolized power. The protagonist was unwilling to sit still and wait for death. He wanted to fight Sima Xing and Cao Wei. The setting of this book was novel, like the protagonist dressed as an eighth-grade Yu Linlang against Sima Yi. The early stages of the plot were intense and exciting, with the main character resisting the Sima Clan as if he was treading on thin ice. However, after the middle stage, it was relatively weak. It was suitable for those who liked the history of the end of the Three Kingdoms, did not dislike Cao Wei, and hated the Sima family. There was also 'Three Kingdoms of Shu Han, I am the Master', written in a 30 - 70 split. The main character was Liu Feng. He disguised himself as Liu Bei's adopted son and lost favor because of Liu Chan's birth, so he set up his own sect to conquer the world. This book had a unique angle, and there were many face-slapping plots that were very enjoyable to read. Although the later stages were a little boring and the main character was a little stalwart, it was still a wonderful Three Kingdoms novel. It was very popular back then and was a classic Three Kingdoms time-traveling novel. " Jingzhou of the Three Kingdoms: I am the Master " was not bad either. The main character was dressed as Liu Qi, the son of Liu Biao. He relied on historical knowledge to seize territory, recruit famous generals, and accept beautiful women. The writing style and plot were both good. The war scenes and character descriptions were quite exciting. For example, Wei Yan's writing was very unique. Finished, you can try. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Sima Chengzhen (639 - 735), also known as Ziwei, his Dharma name was Daoyin, and he called himself Baiyunzi. He was born in Wen County, Hanoi (now Wen County, Henan), and was a descendant of Sima Kui, the younger brother of Sima Yi, Emperor Xuan of Jin. He was the 12th generation grandmaster of the Taoist sect. When he was young, he focused on learning Taoism and had no intention of becoming an official. He took Pan Shizheng, a Taoist priest of Mount Song, as his teacher and learned Shangqing scriptures, talismans, guiding, taking bait and other Taoist skills. Later, he lived in seclusion on Yuxiao Peak of Tiantai Mountain. Sima Chengzhen had a deep literary cultivation. He, along with Chen Ziang, Lu Zangyong, Song Zhiwen, Wang Shi, Bi Gou, Li Bai, Meng Haoran, Wang Wei and He Zhizhang, were known as the Ten Friends of the Immortal Sect. He was very familiar with Daoist classics and stories, and he had a high level of intelligence. He was valued by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Xuanzong invited him to Chang 'an many times to discuss Taoism and ask about the method of prolonging life. He also let him live in the palace for a long time. In the tenth year of Kaiyuan (722), Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty asked him to accompany him when he visited Luoyang in the east. However, Sima Chengzhen, who had passed his seventies at that time, insisted on leaving and returning to Tiantai Mountain in Zhejiang Province to retire. Sima Chengzhen also had a certain impact on the culture and architecture of the time. For example, in the 13th year of Kaiyuan of Tang Dynasty (725 AD), Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty adopted his suggestion to build temples in the five mountains. In addition, he and Li Bai were old friends. He praised Li Bai for his sage-like demeanor. This evaluation was very meaningful to Li Bai. Their interaction also left many good stories in the history of literature. For example, Li Bai wrote works such as "Ode to the Great Roc Encountering Rare Birds" and "Sending Sima Refinement Master Back to the Temple of Heaven" for him. When he was 96 years old, he ascended and was posthumously awarded the title of Doctor Yinqing Guanglu and Mister Zhengyi. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Zhou Yu was a famous general and politician of the Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. He was known as the "Genius of the Eastern Wu". Zhou Yu was young, talented, and good at strategy. He was known as "Gong Jin". He had once served as a general of the five senses of Dongwu, Zhou Yu's military adviser, and the governor of Nanjun. He had a high reputation within Dongwu. Zhou Yu was open-minded and friendly, good at coordinating the relationship between all parties, so that the internal unity of Dongwu against Cao Wei. He had achieved many important military victories, such as the Battle of Red Cliff, the Battle of Zhou Yuling, and so on. He was one of the most outstanding generals in the history of Dongwu. Apart from that, Zhou Yu was also a writer and calligrapher who had written literary works such as " Zhou Lang's Ode to the Red Cliff ". He was also good at calligraphy and was known as " A Gentleman with Elegant Sound and Wonderful Ink ". His talent and noble character made him highly respected in Dongwu and one of the famous figures in the Three Kingdoms period.
Lu Bu was one of the most important characters in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. He was a brave general and also a villain with a strong personality. Lu Bu was tall, handsome, talented, brave, and extremely proficient in martial arts. He was good at riding and archery. He had served many countries in the war and was known as the "Flying General". However, his personality was autocratic, greedy, selfish, and often forsaken justice for his own interests. Therefore, he was called "the husband of Diao Chan, the thief of the flying general" by the world. Lu Bu's image in the novel was very full. He had both extraordinary martial arts and talent, but also complex human nature and emotions. He was a charismatic and controversial character who had an important influence on the development of the story and the shaping of the characters.
The Strongest Sima Yi of the Three Kingdoms was a novel that traveled back to the Three Kingdoms and met Sima Yi. The protagonist in the novel traveled back to 189 AD and became Sima Yi during the crisis of the Han Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, he tricked Dong Zhuo, captured Dian Wei, and swept away the forces of the vassals. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Sima Yi and Murong Xue were characters that often appeared in romance novels. Their love stories were usually filled with romantic elements and barriers that transcended time and space. In some novels, the love story between Sima Yi and Murong Xue was described as mutual attraction, mutual support, and finally overcoming all obstacles to get together. Murong Xue was usually the female lead in the novel while Sima Yi was her protector or the male lead.
Sima Yi was an important figure in the State of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. He was an outstanding politician and military strategist who made great contributions to the prosperity and stability of the State of Wei. Sima Yi was born in an ordinary family, but he was very smart and hardworking, and showed extraordinary talent early on. He had high attainments in both the political and military fields and was known as the "Sage Conspirator". Sima Yi held many important positions in Wei, including the Prime Minister and the Grand Marshal. Through a series of political means, he gradually grasped the political and military power of Wei and became the actual ruler of Wei. Sima Yi also performed well in military affairs. He led the Wei army to defeat many opponents, including Shu Han and Wu. During his reign, Wei's national strength had been greatly improved, becoming an important period in Chinese history. Sima Yi was an outstanding politician and military strategist. He had made great contributions to the prosperity and stability of Wei. Although his political methods were somewhat complicated, his decisions and actions were wise, allowing Wei to be stable and prosperous for a long time under his rule.
Sima Yi was viewed as a villain mainly for the following reasons. From the perspective of traditional loyalty, Sima Yi had served the four dynasties of Cao and Wei. In the early days, he was a subject and accepted the heavy responsibility of the king's orphan. However, later on, he killed Cao Shuang and his followers through the coup of Gaopingling and monopolized the power of the court. Later, he put down the rebellion of Wang Ling and Cao Biao, the king of Chu, and imprisoned the kings of the Cao Wei royal family, greatly weakening the power of the Cao Wei clan. This kind of behavior was considered to be the usurpation of the Cao Wei regime, which violated the traditional loyalty of the courtiers to the monarch and ran counter to the concept of loyalty to the monarch. Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, commented that Sima Yi was treacherous and loyal. He was submissive on the surface but cunning in reality. He was respectful before and arrogant after. He was autocratic and had the intention of usurping power. This kind of evaluation from the emperor also affected the views of later generations on Sima Yi to a certain extent, and they saw him as a villain. Later Zhao Emperor Schleswig also ridiculed Sima Yi as a traitor. These negative comments made Sima Yi's historical image lean towards the villain. However, from Sima Yi's point of view, in the complicated political environment of the Three Kingdoms, he adopted a series of political measures for the survival and development of himself and his family. He had outstanding military achievements, such as pacifying the rebellion of Meng Da, repelling Zhuge Liang's northern expedition, repelling the invasion of Wu, and pacifying the rebellion of Gongsun Yuan in Liaodong. He played an important role in stabilizing the Cao Wei regime at that time. At the same time, he also made important contributions to the development of farming economy such as wasteland and water conservancy, which also had positive significance. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Xiao Ni was a minister of the imperial clan of the Southern Qi Dynasty and had many characteristics. In terms of personality, he was generous, kind, compassionate, respectful, and honest. He never coveted money, nor did he accept bribes. He was well aware of the dangers of politics. Although he was deeply trusted, he had the heart to retreat bravely. In terms of image and behavior, he was tall and handsome, well-mannered, good at maintaining his appearance, and dignified. When he went in and out of the court, he was eye-catching, but he never made a fuss. He was respectful to his superiors and friendly to his subordinates. In terms of politics and military affairs, he had outstanding abilities. He started as a doctor of the Imperial College, and later held many important positions such as the county magistrate of the Great Wall, the general of the West, and the governor of Jingzhou. He repelled Liu Xiufan's attack, ended the Jingzhou rebellion, suppressed Shen Youzhi's rebellion, and even resisted the attack of the Northern Wei army. After Emperor Gao of Qi ascended the throne, he held important official positions such as provincial governor in many places. After Emperor Wu of Qi ascended the throne, he worshiped Taifu, Da Sima, etc. In terms of family relations, he was the second son of Emperor Gao of Qi, Xiao Daocheng, and the younger brother of Emperor Wu of Qi, Xiao Ze. His sons, Xiao Zixian and Xiao Ziyun, were famous writers, and his wife was Concubine Yu. " Ink Rain Clouds " was adapted from the famous author of Yuewen Group, Qian Shan Tea Guest's " The Daughter of a Diwife ". The original work was also very exciting. Click on the link below to start reading!