【Cao Cao's Debauchery Record】(Complete) Author: Unknown [Part Four]

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In the fourth chapter of Cao Cao's Debauchery

, Zou Shi, seeing Cao Cao's astonished yet impatient question, blushed and stammered, "He...

he also wants that young boy to be his concubine... to lick his genitals, and... and to make him moan loudly, to pawn his bed and mat

... only then will he feel aroused and become erect.

" Hearing this, Cao Cao was also moved and asked, "And then what?"

Zou Shi replied, "Then he will grab me onto the bed like an eagle catching a chick, and

thrust his penis into my mouth like a vulva until I am almost breathless. Only then will he rest briefly, and then lie on top of me for

formal intercourse. If you, Prime Minister, have pity on me, please don't be as depraved as he is!"

Cao Cao said affectionately, "Having you by my side is like having the bright moon in the sky; how could I waste you like this?" "A man!"

Zou Shi said, her hands encircling Cao Cao's already erect and hot penis. "Prime Minister, you laugh at my late husband's absurdity, but why do

you become so aroused and erect upon hearing my words?"

Cao Cao, caught off guard by her question, felt his face flush slightly and replied awkwardly, "To hear such seductive and alluring sexual matters spoken by a beauty as

beautiful ,

even a eunuch would feel his blood boil, let alone a normal man like me!"

Zou Shi said softly, "It's late, Prime Minister, you must handle military affairs tomorrow morning. Let me serve you while you sleep."

After Cao Cao had touched her breasts and buttocks, Zou Shi was already wet with lust, and Cao Cao thrust into her without any effort.

But compared to Jia Shi and Qin Yilu's wife, her vulva possessed a unique and captivating allure.

The moment his penis entered, it felt like traversing layers of mountains, the folds and soft, gripping flesh. Before he could even twist his waist or sway his hips, her vagina was already

pulsating and sucking, the pleasure sending shivers down his spine, his glans throbbing inside her.

Cao Cao became even more aroused and fondled, his hands kneading her breasts and then lifting her buttocks

to thrust vigorously.

To please Cao Cao, Zou Shi became even more unrestrained,

unleashing melted Cao Cao's heart. Fearing he would lose interest too soon, he paused his thrusts, freely caressing and kissing her.

Although Zou Shi was newly widowed, she had been deflowered for some time, and Cao Cao, with his exceptional talent and experience in bed,

was already burning with desire. Hearing this, which pleased him, he picked Zou Shi up, laid her down, and

mounted her .

This battle surpassed even the might of galloping across the battlefield and sweeping away thousands of troops.

It lasted for over an hour before finally ejaculating amidst Zou's screams and cries.

Zou had been brought to multiple climaxes, completely absorbed in the pleasure. After a few moments of panting, she nestled in Cao Cao's arms and

said , "Although Chengxiang has mistakenly favored me, if we stay in the post station for too long, my late husband's nephew Zhang Xiu will surely find out, and then

it will be embarrassing for everyone."

Cao Cao held Na's body tightly, letting her delicate breasts press against his chest. He stroked

her smooth back with one hand and gently pinched her firm buttocks with the other, saying with pity, "Since that's the case,

I will move with you to the military camp outside the city tomorrow. "

The next day, Cao Cao indeed hid Zou in a sealed carriage, accompanied by him on horseback, and entered the central military tent outside the city,

surrounded .

He also ordered the fierce general Dian Wei to lay out a separate bed outside the central military tent and guard it day and night. No civil or military official was allowed to enter

without being summoned, or they would be killed without exception.

As the saying goes, "Even the tightest egg has a crack," and Cao Cao's secret keeping of Zhang Ji's widow, Zou, was discovered by spies . When Zhang Xiu, Zhang Ji's nephew

, learned of this, he was furious. He told his advisor Jia Xu, "That traitor Cao Cao has gone too far! He raped my aunt, which is tantamount to defiling my

mother! I will tear this traitor to pieces to quell my hatred!"

Jia Xu secretly advised Zhao, "General, do not make a fuss. The best course of action now is to pretend to be lazy and move our army

north of the city first, then wait for an opportunity to launch an attack."

Zhang Xiu nodded in agreement and immediately sought an audience with Cao Cao, reporting, "In recent years, many of the newly recruited surrendered soldiers have deserted

and lack training. Therefore, I intend to send troops north of the city to strictly control them. I hope the Prime Minister will investigate."

Cao Cao, confident in his superior numbers—ten times that of Zhang Xiu—had no doubts and readily agreed, secretly

rejoicing, "I didn't want you by my side, making my mother, Lady Zou, uneasy."

After moving his army north of the city, Zhang Xiu began preparing for a surprise attack on Cao Cao, and consulted with his subordinate general, Hu Che'er.

Hu Che'er could lift 500 jin (250 kg) with both arms and walk 700 li (350 km) a day, making him a rare superhuman of his time.

However, he felt he was still inferior to Cao Cao's fierce general, Dian Wei.

Dian Wei was strong enough to drive away tigers and leopards, and his weapon was a pair of iron halberds weighing 80 jin (40 kg). He possessed the courage of ten thousand men, and

Cao Cao greatly admired him, calling him the ancient Evil Lai (a strongman from the Shang Dynasty).

Hu Che'er then offered a plan to Zhang Xiu: "Dian Wei is a brave man, and his iron halberds are even more

terrifying when wielded. So, my lord, you can invite him to the camp for a drink tomorrow, and make sure he returns drunk. I will then take the opportunity to infiltrate

the army he brought with me." Zhang Xiu was delighted and ordered his entire army to prepare bows and arrows and sharpen their weapons.

The next day, Jia Xiang was sent to invite Dian Wei. Because the two were on good terms, Dian Wei couldn't refuse. Fortunately, the distance

wasn't far , so he gladly went to assist him, and only became thoroughly drunk that evening. They returned.

At this time, Hu Che'er was already among the charioteers, and taking advantage of Dian Wei's drunken slumber, he stole his double halberds.

Around midnight, Cao Cao, having drunk a few cups of wine with Zou Shi, was filled with lust and his desires were aroused

. They went to bed together, stripped naked, and began to have sex.

Zou Shi was not a good drinker, but to please Cao Cao, she drank two cups with him, and immediately became drunk and unrestrained,

a hundred times more wanton than usual. At the point of ecstasy, she wrapped her arms tightly around Cao Cao's waist, her legs entwined around his buttocks, twisting

and swaying her hips... She urged Cao Cao to thrust deeper and harder.

Unexpectedly, just as they reached their climax, fires broke out all around the camp, and men and horses ran about shouting.

Cao Cao initially thought it was an accidental fire by his soldiers and didn't pay much attention. Zou Shi's unrestrained behavior tonight

only fueled his heroic spirit, so, taking advantage of his drunkenness, he also began to thrust with renewed vigor.

A moment later, the sounds of drums and battle cries erupted. Cao Cao was startled and hurriedly called for Dian Wei, while Zou Shi, still drunk,

clung to Cao Cao. She grabbed his neck and cried out, "Prime Minister, Prime Minister, hurry, hurry and insert it! This lowly concubine is dying of pleasure!"

Cao Cao, not hearing Dian Wei's response, hurriedly pushed Zou Shi away, put on his pajamas, and walked out of the central tent. He saw Dian Wei

still drunk, calling out, "Good wine! Good wine, General Zhang, cheers!"

Cao Cao grabbed Dian Wei and shouted, "What's happening in the camp?!"

Dian Wei was startled awake and sprang up. He suddenly heard shouts of men and horses, and the clash of halberds. He frantically searched for his double halberds, but

couldn't find them anywhere.

At this moment, Zhang Xiu's troops had already stormed into the camp. Dian Wei grabbed a knife from one of his soldiers and said to Cao Cao

, "Prime Minister, quickly put on your clothes and mount your horse! This humble general will risk his life to protect you, Prime Minister!"

Seeing the enemy army surge forward like a tide, with nearly a hundred soldiers charging into the central tent with long spears, Dian Wei roared

and charged forward bare-chested, hacking and slashing with ferocity, cutting down more than twenty men in an instant.

But even with Dian Wei's unparalleled bravery, how could he withstand a thousand soldiers? A forest of spears and halberds appeared on both sides,

all thrusting at him. He had no armor to protect him, and was stabbed dozens of times all over his body, but he blamed himself for his drunkenness and dereliction

of duty, having disregarded his own life, and wielded his sword with impenetrable skill.

After a while, the blade of Dian Wei's sword was worn down and unusable, so he abandoned it and charged into the enemy ranks

, grabbing two soldiers' legs to use as double halberds, instantly killing more than ten men.

Seeing Dian Wei covered in blood yet still so valiant, like a demon, the enemy dared not approach,

instead shooting arrows at him from a distance.

A hail of arrows rained down, turning Dian Wei into a hedgehog, yet he still held the central command tent.

Zhang Xiu rode up, urging his troops to attack from the flank. Dian Wei was struck several more times in the back before finally dying with a mournful cry.

Even after his death, not a single enemy soldier dared to charge through the front gate.

Cao Cao was only able to escape through the rear of the camp thanks to Dian Wei holding the front, with his eldest son Cao Ang and nephew Cao Anmin

protecting him.

In the end, his son and nephew were both hacked to pieces by the enemy, and Cao Cao himself was wounded in the right arm by an arrow, but fortunately, his remaining generals arrived in time to save him

.

For the sake of a widow like Zou Shi, he caused the annihilation of his entire army and nearly lost his own life. It was a shame that he had dared to mock

Zhang Ji as a mere mortal, unworthy of a beauty like Zou Shi; he was punished by heaven and died in the chaos of battle.

Later, Cao Cao regrouped his army and attacked Yuan Shao, another warlord in Hebei.

Yuan Shao's army was in disarray. His eldest son, Yuan Tan, remained inactive due to a power struggle with his half-brother, Yuan Xi .

His third son, Yuan Shang, led troops against Cao Cao, but unfortunately suffered a defeat.

Cao Cao's eldest son, Cao Pi, born to his wife Lady Bian, saw a woman shrouded in a red glow amidst the chaos of battle. Intrigued, he approached

and inquired , only to learn she was Zhen, Yuan Xi's wife.

Cao Pi noticed that although Zhen was disheveled and her face was dirty, her demeanor was extraordinary. He personally wiped her face with his sleeve, and in that instant,

he was captivated, utterly mesmerized by her beauty. When he brought Zhen to meet his father, Cao Cao, Cao Cao found Zhen's beauty

surpassing even that of Lady Zou, and was overcome with lust. However, Zhen's extraordinary bearing, reminiscent of

the ethereal , coupled with the fact that his sons Cao Pi and Cao Zhi also harbored desires for her, prevented him from acting rashly.

Not only was Lady Zhen exceptionally beautiful, but she also possessed remarkable literary talent. Cao Zhi, a renowned scholar of his time, naturally

developed a mutual respect and a secret, lifelong romance with her.

Seeing that both his father Cao Cao and brother Cao Zhi coveted Lady Zhen, Cao Pi preemptively raped her and

then informed Cao Cao.

Cao Cao, seeing the deed done, and wanting to sever his own desires, agreed to let Cao Pi take Lady Zhen as his wife.

Later, after Cao Pi became emperor of Wei, he made Lady Zhen his empress.

However, Cao Zhi and Lady Zhen still harbored feelings for each other, frequently exchanging poems and even meeting in secret.

When Cao Pi learned of this, he severely reprimanded them and neglected Lady Zhen.

Not long after, Lady Zhen committed suicide by drowning herself in the Luo River (some say she died of melancholy). Upon

hearing the news of Lady Zhen's death, Cao Zhi was deeply saddened and composed the "Ode to the Luo River" to commemorate her, stating that

she had become the goddess of the Luo River, known historically as the Goddess of the Luo River.

After Cao Cao seized control of the emperor and gained the power to command the other warlords, he enjoyed immense power and influence. However, he remained infatuated with another beautiful

woman Cai Wenji, a renowned talented woman in history. Also known as Cai Yan, Wenji was her courtesy name. Her father was Cai Yong, a great scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty, who served alongside Cao Cao

during Dong Zhuo's reign of terror. After Wang Yun killed Dong Zhuo, Cai Yong, out of courtesy, went to pay his respects. Enraged, Wang Yun had Cai Yong executed as well. At that time, Cai Wenji was married to Wei Zhongdao. Cao Cao admired her beauty and learning and coveted her. Unfortunately, due to the dangers of war, he was unable to contact her. Soon after, Wei Zhongdao died, and Cai Wenji returned to her in-laws' home to live as a widow. Cao Cao intended to send someone to fetch her, but due to the invasion of the Xiongnu in the north, the Left Wise King of the Xiongnu, seeing Cai Wenji's beauty and talent , abducted her to the desert and took her as a concubine. Cai Wenji spent twelve years in the Xiongnu lands, bearing two mixed-race children for the Left Wise King. Yet, she never forgot the Central Plains, composing the timeless masterpiece, "Eighteen Songs of a Nomad Flute." Although twelve years had passed, and Cai Wenji had remarried, Cao Cao still harbored improper desires for her. He specially sent envoys with a large amount of gold, silver, pearls, and jade to the Xiongnu to ransom Cai Wenji, fulfilling his decade-long wish . However, perhaps the twelve years in the desert had eroded Cai Wenji's beauty, or perhaps Cao Cao had grown tired of her after satisfying his lust. So, not long after, he arranged for her to remarry Dong Si, the Commandant of the Agricultural Colonies. Some believe that Cao Cao ransomed Cai Wenji from the Xiongnu out of respect for her talent and out of consideration for his father Cai Yong's past camaraderie. But judging from Cao Cao's character, this may not be the case. He was a powerful and ruthless figure, adhering to the selfish philosophy of "I would rather betray the world than let the world betray me." Countless talented and virtuous men died at his hands, with the legendary physician Hua Tuo being a prime example. Because Cao Cao was known for his womanizing, Zhuge Liang exploited this weakness during the Battle of Red Cliffs to incite Zhou Yu . After gaining power, Cao Cao plundered the people, built the Bronze Sparrow Terrace, and amassed a large number of beautiful women. He even commissioned his son Cao Zhi to write the "Bronze Sparrow Terrace Rhapsody" to commemorate the occasion. The rhapsody contains the line "Embracing the two bridges in the southeast, I rejoice in their company day and night." Originally, "two bridges" referred to the two bridges flanking the Bronze Sparrow Terrace. Sun Quan's brother Sun Ce and Zhou Yu's wives were both beautiful women from Wu surnamed Qiao, and the two women were sisters. Zhuge Liang deliberately changed "bridges" to "Qiao" to imply that Cao Cao's southward campaign was to seize the "two Qiaos" for his own lust. Zhou Yu, knowing Cao Cao's womanizing ways, fell for the trap. [The End]

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