The loyal minister of Cao Wei is actually called the tomb. He was loyal to Wei all his life. After Sima Yi seized power, he even wanted to launch a coup again to help Wei. Anyone who has read history books should know that the Three Kingdoms is actually an era of talented people. There are many outstanding talents in this era, and Sima Yi is a typical representative. In the early days of the Three Kingdoms, he always worked for Cao Wei, but after Cao Cao's death, his ambition was exposed and he quickly usurped Cao Wei's power.

According to relevant historical records, there was a man who was loyal to Cao Wei all his life. This man is the tomb, the nephew of Stuart Wang Yun in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Later, he happened to meet Cao Cao because of his crime, and he has been following Cao Cao ever since. His wonderful life not only followed Cao Cao to conquer the world, but also assisted Cao Pi, Cao Cao and Cao Fang. During this period, he has been fighting against Wu Dong, and has won great victories every time. Cao Cao was therefore very relieved of him and delegated a lot of power to him.

In his later years, the tomb achieved an ordinary position, and even his nephew was in power in the DPRK, but even so, he still didn't want to betray Cao Wei's heart. However, in 249 AD, Sima Yi suddenly staged a coup and killed Cao Shuang, the then powerful minister. Wang Ling was very angry when he heard the news. He thought that Cao Fang was too young to stand Sima Yi's restraint, so he planned to launch a coup with his nephew and kill Sima Yi.

Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. Although Wang Ling is very talented in military affairs, she knows little about politics. This incident not only made Sima Yi know, but also she fell into the trap set by Sima Yi. The tomb knows that it can't compete with Sima Yi. In order to avoid the slaughter of her men, she voluntarily surrendered to Sima Yi. In this way, a massive coup ended before it started.