Who was the biggest owl at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty? The first thing that many people think of is definitely Cao Cao. He ordered the princes with the Son of Heaven, and eventually developed his power to the maximum of the Three Kingdoms. As the most powerful group in the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao had to be wary of many people every day, so he rarely believed in people. However, among the many generals of the State of Wei, Xiahou Huan trusted him and let him enter and leave the palace at will.
In order to prevent others from entering his bedroom, Cao Cao should have known that he had played a murderous trick in his dream. Then, why did Xiahou Huan let Cao Cao trust him so much? Xiahou Huan was under Cao Cao' men, and his meritorious service was no more than Zhang Liao's, and at the same time, in the process of attacking Lü Bu, one eye was blind, and it can be said that Cao Cao's men had the worst combat effectiveness.
The reason why he was able to trust Cao Cao so much was because he had been following Cao Cao for too long. At that time, when Cao Cao's power was not developing, Xiahou Huan was already at Cao Cao's side. In the process of the development of this force, Xiahou Huan gave birth to him and laid a huge foundation for him.
The relationship between Xiahou Huan and Cao Cao was very similar to the relationship between Liu Bei and Guan Yu. The feelings of the two people were so deep, no matter how angry Cao Cao was, he had to defend Xiahou Huan, after all, people's hearts were long of flesh. Xiahou Huan was trusted by Cao Cao, and the palace not only came and went at will, but also rode with Cao Cao when he went out.
The two men had such a good relationship, and although Xiahou Huan later did not have many other generals under Wei Zhongzhong, his official position was always the highest of all of Cao Cao's subordinates, and his power was also the highest of all of Cao Cao's subordinates. Although Xiahou Huan was trusted by Cao Cao, he did not exercise these rights at will in the State of Wei. He was a conservative general, and it was precisely because of this quality that he was loved and trusted by Cao Cao.