Cao Cao was so suspicious, why did he believe Huang Gai s bitter plan?

Cao Cao was a very suspicious person, but he believed in Huang Gai's bitter meat plan, this is because Huang Gai's bitter meat plan is very realistic, and under the situation at that time, Cao Cao had to believe Huang Gai, and he had no time and opportunity to doubt Huang Gai.

Although Cao Cao is very suspicious, she understands the vast number of talents, and he knows how to appoint talents, so she believes in Huang Gai's bitter plan.

Because Huang Gai is talented, Cao Cao is suspicious but conceited, and he loves talent.

From Guan Yu's treatment, it can be seen that Cao Cao attaches great importance to talents. Huang Gai is undoubtedly talented, and the interlocking bitter meat tricks, I don't think it's because the strategy is too good, it's just because Cao Cao is conceited enough to succeed.

Before that, Cao Cao had a smooth sail, and the so-called arrogant soldiers were bound to lose, and they were carried away by one big victory after another in this way. In the whole overall situation, Cao Cao thought that Huang Gai was willing to surrender, so he would be bitter.

Because he wanted this plan, it would also be good for him if Huang Gai did it, and he also took into account his own reasons.

After all, there will always be moments when others will catch his weakness, so he will be recruited.

is the so-called carried away by victory, and Cao Cao was not born very suspicious, at least not at that time in the Battle of Chibi. In his early years, he was young and reckless, and the rebel army and Yuan Shaojun were powerless, and in his later years, he attacked Shu Han several times and had several opportunities to break Shu Han, but he missed the opportunity because he was too suspicious.

First of all, Cao Cao trusted this Huang Gai more, and then at that time, I think he said he was. He didn't think Huang Gai would lie to him, and he also felt that Huang Gai shouldn't dare to lie to her. But who thought of it? Huang Gai really lied to him.

Cao Cao is poor, although she is very suspicious, but she is a person who loves talents. Huang Gai is also a very capable person, and he is also the target of Cao Cao's recruitment.

Although he is very suspicious, he cherishes talents very much and grasps his weakness.

First of all, from the perspective of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", in the Battle of Chibi, Huang Gai staged a bitter plan in order to cooperate with Zhou Yu's fire attack on Cao Cao, and the process was interlocking, step by step to put the traitorous male Cao Cao into the set, which is not exciting.

Sometimes I think it's because he's eager to win.

Because Cao Cao believed that human nature was selfish.

Cao Cao loved talent, and Cao Cao was too powerful at that time.

Cao Cao, Cao Mengde, the word Apu, heroes and heroes coexist, powerful.

The bitter meat of reality is also a calculation.

Luo Guanzhong wants to write like this, whatever he wants.

Huang Gai was one of the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms period, who deceived Cao Cao with bitter tricks in the Battle of Red Cliffs and successfully helped Sun Quan defeat Cao's army. Here's how he went through it:

At that time, Cao Cao had already captured the southern bank, and in order to further invade Jingzhou, he ordered Tai Shici to lead an army to guard the Anhui Pass in the northern corner of Chibi Dongsunsha. Huang Gai served Sun Quan and had been sent to Fancheng in the southeast corner as a guard.

Huang Gai saw that Cao Cao's soldiers were strong and strong, and Sun Quan's troops were insufficient, so he secretly planned a bitter plan. He suggested to Sun Quan that he pretend to betray Sun Quan and go to Cao Cao to surrender to Cao Cao in order to gain the trust of Cao Cao's army, and then take the opportunity to set fire to the warships in the southeast direction of Cao's army. Limb Keena.

Sun Quan was originally worried about Huang Gai, but after Huang Gai's hard work, he finally agreed to his plan. Huang Gai put coal and hemp grass on the boat, deliberately let Cao Jun overturn the boat as a stowaway and capture him alive. Then, Huang Gai waited to see Cao Cao.

Cao Cao was extremely happy to learn that Huang Gai was willing to serve him, and immediately arranged him under his command, Huang Gai took the opportunity to infiltrate the Cao army camp, deliberately leaked the lack of troops near Chibi, and then, taking advantage of the trust of the Cao army, burned hundreds of Cao army ships in the middle of the night, forcing the Cao army to retreat.

Cao Jun failed because of this, and Huang Gai also successfully completed the task, successfully deceiving Cao Cao with a bitter meat trick. This strategy has since been widely circulated and has become one of the most famous historical tactics in history.

The details are as follows: In order to fool Cao Cao, in order to attack Cao's army. Huang Gai and Zhou Yu sped a secret look and came up with a bitter plan.

The next day, Huang Gai pretended to disobey military orders and collided with Zhou Yu, Zhou Yu was furious and beat Huang Gai to the point that his skin was open. Huang Gai wrote a letter of surrender to Cao Cao in a fit of anger, and led the ships to burn Cao's army, and half of Cao Cao's army was wiped out at once, and Huang Gai made a great achievement.

According to the principle of prudence, people do not hurt themselves, and if they are hurt in some way, it must be caused by some force that they cannot fight. Taking advantage of this common sense and harming oneself in order to deceive others in order to achieve a pre-designed goal is called a bitter meat scheme.

During the Battle of Chibi, Sun Quan ordered Zhou Yu to be the governor of the capital to fight against Cao Cao. In order to fool Cao Cao, Zhou Yu and Huang Gai decided to use the bitter meat trick. So at the military meeting, Huang Gai pretended to have a disagreement with Zhou Yu, and even spoke disrespectfully.

So Zhou Yu was furious and ordered Huang Gai to be beheaded, and the generals begged for mercy, so Zhou Yu put Huang Gai in the cane and beat Huang Gai to bedridden. This is exactly what Cai Zhong and Cai He, who deceived Zhou Yu, to see. So Kan Ze offered a letter of deception for Huang Gai, Cai Zhong Cai He happened to send this false information back to Cao Ying, Cao Cao believed Huang Gai, and then the Battle of Chibi broke out, and Huang Gai, who surrendered fraudulently, drove a boat to surrender to Cao Cao, but Cao Cao was in the plan, Cao Cao's boat group was hit by Huang Gai's fireboat and caught fire, coupled with Pang Tong's serial plan and Zhuge Liang's east wind, Cao Cao's army collapsed, and after Zhou Yu's surprise attack, almost all the army was wiped out, and even to the point where he was almost killed by Guan Yu.

After that, Cao Cao was afraid of Zhou Yu and did not dare to go south. Among them, there is a small episode when beating Huang Gai: when Zhou Yu wanted to behead Huang Gai, Lu Su interceded for Huang Gai, and implied that Zhuge Liang, who was ** on the side, intercede together, but Zhuge Liang did not mean to ask for mercy at all.

After Huang Gai was beaten fifty boards, Lu Su went to the camp to find Zhuge Liang and question:"Huang Gai was beaten, and we all went to plead, you are a distinguished guest, why don't you save you when you die? "Zhuge Liang's face changed after hearing this:

Zijing (Lu Su's character) bullied me! "Lu Su was puzzled"I've always treated you well, so where can I bully you?

Zhuge Liang laughed and said: This is Zhou Yu and Huang Gai using bitter meat tricks, using false information to let Cai Zhong Cai He pass on the news, how can I say it casually? "Lu Su looked a little disbelieving, and Zhuge Liang said again:

Don't tell Zhou Yu about this. Otherwise, he's going to trouble me again, and you just say I'll blame him. "Lu Su agreed.

This is a trick by Huang Gai and me to paralyze Cao Cao's envoys, it seems that Zhuge Liang doesn't know at all, this person may not be my opponent. "Lu Su was taken aback after hearing this, and secretly admired Zhuge Liang's foresight. It can be seen that the bitter meat trick can be concealed from Cao Cao, but not Zhuge Liang.

If Cao Cao was as cautious as Zhuge Liang, then Huang Gai's fifty rods would not only be fought in vain, but the history of the Battle of Chibi would also be rewritten Zhou Yu's fight against Huang Gai later evolved into a sentence after the break: Zhou Yu beat Huang Gai - one is willing to fight, and the other is willing to suffer. It is used as a metaphor for something that both parties are willing to do.

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhou Yu beat Huang Gai and asked him to write a surrender letter to Cao Cao to surrender to him, [Battle of Red Cliff], Cao Cao was defenseless against him and burned Chibi.

In the official history, there is no such thing as Zhou Yu beating Huang Gai.

Because Zhou Yu beat Huang Gai, one is willing to fight, and the other is willing to suffer.

The purpose was to defeat Cao Cao, and Zhou Yu was the main battle.