Cao Mu died in the seventh year of Jianxing, the year when Sun Quan proclaimed himself emperor and the Shu-Wu alliance sued the world.

In the tenth year of Jianxing, the last prince, Cao Yin, failed to save his life.

So far, Cao Rui no longer has his own biological prince in his harem.

Logically speaking, in this era, early death is actually quite normal.

Moreover, Cao Rui was not yet 30 years old. He was still young and strong, so it would be very easy for him to become a prince again.

After all, Uncle Liu Huang could still give birth to Adou when he was forty-six years old!

But the strange thing is that a prince did appear in the palace soon, but he was not Cao Rui's biological son, but an adopted son.

In other words, Cao Rui seems to be pessimistic about whether he will be able to give birth to a son in the future.

Throughout the first half of the 10th year of Jianxing, Cao Wei's palace was shrouded in sadness.

It's just that human joys and sorrows are not the same.

While Cao Rui was grieving, Governor Feng, who was far away in Liangzhou, was in a state of tension and joy.
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