Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. Chapter 26 discusses the military structure of the Cao Wei regime, which consists of the Central Commander, Central Guard, Cavalry General, and Guerrilla General. The Central Commander holds the highest authority, overseeing various military units, while the Central Guard has limited power. Historical figures such as Shi Huan and Cao Hong have held these positions, highlighting their significance. The chapter also recounts an incident involving Qian Zhao, a former ally of Liu Bei, serving as Central Guard, illustrating the role's diminished authority. The narrative shifts to a conversation between Emperor Cao Rui and Xia Hou Hui, where the Emperor expresses guilt over misunderstandings and emphasizes the importance of virtue in governance. Xia Hou Hui feels both joy and concern after the discussion, realizing that persuasion alone may not be enough to influence the future. .

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