When it comes to the beauties of the Three Kingdoms period, perhaps many people will first think of sacrificing themselves for the serial plan to repay the favor of Wang Yun's nurturing, and finally alienate Dong Zhuo and Lü Bu and eliminate the mink cicadas of the national thief. Or Zhen Mi, who attracted the admiration of Yuan Xi, Cao Pi, and Cao Zhi, and caused Cao Cao to be attacked, resulting in the unfortunate death of the fierce general Dianwei and the eldest son Cao Angdu.
Zhen Mi was admired by the sons of Yuan Shao and Cao Cao, two great tyrants at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, because of her beauty described by the Cao Wei historian Yu Feng as "Extraordinary Color", and it is said that Cao Zhi's famous "Luoshenfu" was created in memory of Zhen Mi.
In fact, in addition to Zhen Mi, there was another woman who made Cao Cao and Guan Yu like, and she was Du Shi, the wife of Lü Bu's general Qin Yilu. Even Guan Yu, who has always been serious and serious, coveted it, which shows how charming this Du Shi is.
Qin Lang was Cao Cao's adopted son, and his biological father was Qin Yilu, a general under Lü Bu. In the third year of Jian'an (198), Cao Cao sent troops to attack Lü Bu, and Qin Yilu led the order to Yuan Shu's office, promising to marry Lü Bu's daughter to Yuan Shu's son in exchange for Yuan Shu's rescue. At Yuan Shu' place, Qin Yilu was rewarded with a woman from the Han dynasty and married to her, while his original wife Du Shi left Xia Pi behind.
At that time, Liu Bei took Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and others to serve in Cao Cao's tent, and they had a close relationship with Lü Bu, so they knew his situation very well. Naturally, Guan Yu also had some understanding of Du's situation, so he repeatedly asked Cao Cao, hoping that after the city was destroyed, he could marry Du Shi as a wife, Cao Cao did not pay attention to it at first, and casually agreed, but as Guan Yu continued to emphasize this matter, Cao Cao gradually became curious about this woman who made a strong man like Guan Yu think about it.
So after Xia Pi was breached, Cao Cao made a special trip to see Du Shi. It didn't matter if he didn't see it, after seeing the real person, Cao Cao was surprised by his beauty, so he ignored his promise to Guan Yu and forced du shi himself.
In the Huayang Guozhi, Qin Yilu asked another prince, Zhang Yang, for help, while Guan Yu pleaded with Cao Cao: "'Wife and childless, go down to the city, and beg Yilu's wife.'" Cao Cao first agreed, but when he was about to reach the city gate, Guan Yu brought the matter up again, which attracted Cao Cao's attention.
The book also says that Guan Yu had been angry after this incident, so he wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to hunt with Cao Cao and shoot him, but Liu Bei stopped him.
When it came time to write the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Luo Guanzhong also modified this incident to become the story of Cao Cao's disrespect for the Han Emperor when hunting, Guan Yu's loyalty to the country, and he was really angry and wanted to kill Cao Cao.
It is a great shame for a man that his wife is remembered and taken away by others. However, Qin Yilu was not a person who was happy to take revenge and was full of enthusiasm, and even he married someone else before Du Shi was taken.
As a result, Qin Yilu accepted the result of his ex-wife Du Shi being taken by Cao Cao, and was also rightly made the county magistrate of Pei County, and served as a minor official in Cao Cao's camp.
Later, when Liu Bei escaped from Cao Cao and took his own men and horses to Xiao Pei, passing through Qin Yilu's territory, perhaps because he despised such a cowardly and incompetent person as Qin Yilu, but also valued his ability, Zhang Fei, who had a straightforward personality, said to him: "People take ru wives, and for them to grow, if they are evil! Let me go? In the Mao Biography of the Book of Poetry, the word "蚩蚩"" is explained: "'The 蚩蚩者, the appearance of Dun Hou.'" Here, Zhang Fei's "clams" should mean "honest" with a pejorative connotation.
In short, after listening to Zhang Fei's words, Qin Yilu suddenly had the slightest blood, so he abandoned Cao Cao, who had a grudge against himself, and followed Liu Bei's troops.
However, after walking for a few miles, Qin Yilu's qi and blood gushing into his brain also dissipated, and he began to play a retreat drum again, Shi Zai: "'Repentance, fly to kill.'' ''
To ask Qin Yilu if it was miserable, of course, his hair-tied wife was taken away, his own son was adopted as an adopted son by others, and he himself had no way to stop it, and was killed by Zhang Fei in anger.
If Qin Yilu had not married someone else at Yuan Shu's place but had returned home as soon as possible to reunite with his wife, if he had not hesitated and cowardly but followed Liu Bei to start a fight, perhaps the outcome would have been different.