Liu Bei's every move was under the eyes and ears of Cao Cao.
The angel read out the edict, and then Mi Zhu packed the bags in large and small packages for sale. None of them could escape Cao Cao's eyes and ears.
At this moment, Cao Cao is resting in Sikong Mansion.[
It was said to be resting, but in fact it was just sitting in a daze, thinking about what happened today. The emperor suddenly made a big move towards Liu Bei, which was beyond Cao Cao's expectation.
However, Liu Bei was not completely loyal to the emperor and chose to retain Zhang Fei, which surprised Cao Cao. Cao Cao had realized that Liu Bei might have great ambitions.
It needs to be eliminated as soon as possible, but on the other hand, Cao Cao and Yuan Shao are about to fight, and it is the time when reputation is needed. Liu Bei's benevolence is everywhere in the world. If he kills Liu Bei, he will lose his trust in the world.
Although it is not as serious as falling out with Liu Xie, it is still a very serious matter.
Can this person be won over? Today Liu Feng let Liu Xie and others see clearly Liu Bei's face of being disloyal to the Han Dynasty, and Cao Cao also saw clearly.
The result is two points, either extremely ambitious or just a loser.
If Liu Bei can be brought over to unite the local Han Dynasty forces more closely, he can also use Liu Bei's name to attack the prestige of the Han Emperor.
After all, Liu Bei's flag has already been erected in the whole world. It may not be much smaller than Liu Xie's.
After all, Cao Cao was also a figure of this era. Although he was extremely smart, he didn't know how hard Liu Bei fell to the ground. How frustrating it was.
Therefore, there was a slight mistake in the direction. It was not like Liu Feng wanted Liu Bei to die.
Just when Cao Cao had made a decision, a minor official came in and reported: "Ming Gong, just now the emperor sent his servant Chen Guang to Liu Bei's house to read out the decree, and then Mi Zhu personally took a batch of goods to sell, including war horses.
Armor, silk, etc.”
Cao Cao frowned immediately after hearing this, and was very puzzled. War horses and armor are the lifeblood of a military commander, and the same should be true for Liu Bei.
He actually sold it, and what is the emperor’s will?
"Come here." Cao Cao thought for a moment, still confused, then raised his head and shouted toward the door.
"Ming Gong." Another petty official came in from outside.
"Go and find out what decree the emperor issued." Cao Cao ordered.
"Promise." The young official who just came in agreed and went down immediately.
For Cao Cao, the emperor had no secrets, let alone checking the records of the decree, even reading a memorial was appropriate.
After ordering the officials to go out, Cao Cao calmed down and remained motionless.[
Until the clerk returns.
"Reporting to Ming Gong, the content of the edict is: I heard that General Zuo's account is engaged in a very good business in Mi Zhu. His characteristics are that the prince washes horses and manages the prince's private treasury. I admire this."
The clerk read out the contents of the imperial edict that Liu Bei had just received word for word.
"The emperor still remembers what happened outside the city." Cao Cao smiled after hearing this. Cao Cao had decided to win over Liu Bei to suppress the prestige of Liu Xie, the emperor of the Han Dynasty.
If he suppressed Liu Xie himself, he might get the reputation of a powerful minister who deceives his master, but if Liu Bei suppressed Liu Xie, he would definitely not do so.
The emperor had a fight with his clan.
Thinking of the wonderful scene, Cao Cao couldn't help but feel moved. However, Cao Cao still had some doubts in his heart. Mi Zhu was recruited to wash the prince's horses, but why did Mi Zhu lead the team and sell goods?