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You should all go and watch the Advisor's Alliance right now btw

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i'm sorry but what is this if not gay

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xiahou dun is like i did not “lose” my eye i know exactly where it is

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came across this delightful tweet of chat's author talking about her cao cao

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Like father, like son. Cao Cao and Cao Pi's near-identical expressions when shit goes down

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Emperor Liu Xie when he first met Cao Cao vs later during the plot against Cao Cao

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块儿头很大但是很听话的弟弟（们，如果算上背景的夏侯渊）

The whole "reasonable or not, you have to listen" vibe that Cao Cao had going on with his cousins really was something, but the discrepancy between their more-or-less-willingness to go along with it versus how Cao Cao's sons are forced into it is delicious

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Spreads from the Dongzhuo assassination arc

Featuring: Cao Cao being shorter than anyone he shares a shot with and also the magenta background that hasn't shown up in over four hundred chapters by now

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《魏略》：干一名良。良本陈妾子，良生而陈氏死，太祖令王夫人养之。良年五岁而太祖疾困，遗令语太子曰：“此儿三岁亡母，五岁失父，以累汝也。”太子由是亲待，隆于诸弟。良年小，常呼文帝为阿翁，帝谓良曰：“我，汝兄耳。”文帝又愍其如是，每为流涕。

Translation:

[Cao] Gan was also called Liang. Liang was originally the son of Concubine Chen, [but] she died after he was born, Taizu (Cao Cao) ordered Lady Wang to raise him. When Liang was five years old Taizu became deathly ill, and on his deathbed said to the Crown Prince (Cao Pi): This boy lost his mother at three, and his father (Cao Cao) at five, I'll have to trouble you to take care of him." The Crown Prince took care of him personally, favoring him over his other younger brothers. When Liang was young, he often called Wendi (Cao Pi) Grandpa, the Emperor would say to him, "I'm your brother" and weep in pity.

Cao Pi raising Cao Gan...sobbing. Samtalk actually did cover this with that livestream scene where Cao Gan called Cao Cao grandpa instead of dad.

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《魏略》：干一名良。良本陈妾子，良生而陈氏死，太祖令王夫人养之。良年五岁而太祖疾困，遗令语太子曰：“此儿三岁亡母，五岁失父，以累汝也。”太子由是亲待，隆于诸弟。良年小，常呼文帝为阿翁，帝谓良曰：“我，汝兄耳。”文帝又愍其如是，每为流涕。

Translation:

[Cao] Gan was also called Liang. Liang was originally the son of Concubine Chen, [but] she died after he was born, Taizu (Cao Cao) ordered Lady Wang to raise him. When Liang was five years old Taizu became deathly ill, and on his deathbed said to the Crown Prince (Cao Pi): This boy lost his mother at three, and his father (Cao Cao) at five, I'll have to trouble you to take care of him." The Crown Prince took care of him personally, favoring him over his other younger brothers. When Liang was young, he often called Wendi (Cao Pi) Grandpa, the Emperor would say to him, "I'm your brother" and weep in pity.

Cao Pi raising Cao Gan...sobbing. Samtalk actually did cover this with that livestream scene where Cao Gan called Cao Cao grandpa instead of dad.

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刘备幻想杀死曹丕和孙权

曹丕这里是在喊父亲吗？还是曹睿在喊他？

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Cao Cao at Chi Bi.

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A son who offers a sword, a son who receives a sword. And ofc, Saturn Devouring His Son as the backdrop for Cao Ang, I swear I'll never get over this

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thinking again about the grab

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OMG the background painting!!!!!!!

It's Saturn devouring his son...just like how Cao Cao ended up destroying Cao Ang...

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Wanted to do the lead up to this scene.

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这个和这个的后续

而且曹仁被诈死的周瑜俯视的构图和后来关羽被已经垂死的曹操的bluff抵住了的场景好像