Diao Chan

Author: Han Zhongliang
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Wang Yun uses Diaochan's charm and talent to entertain Cao Cao, and they discuss the grand plan to "eliminate Dong Zhuo." At Cai Wenji's house, Cao Cao plans to take advantage of the "listening to the piano" opportunity to assassinate Dong Zhuo. At the very moment he raises the Seven-Star Sword, the loyal Prime Minister's bodyguard Lü Bu arrives with his spear. Diaochan will never age, let alone die. "Diaochan" is actually a metaphor for a "beauty," a symbol representing beauty. "Diaochan," an adornment on clothing. Wang Yun named me like this, making it clear that my identity and role. Cao Cao wanted to "take" me at the cost of assassinating Dong Zhuo, but he failed. Dong Zhuo would only vent his perverted beastly desires on me. Yuan Shu used me as the "imperial concubine" in his dream of sexual fantasy; he wanted to obtain me in a dignified manner, but he failed too. Guan Yu, truly a strange man, has desires but lacks the courage, only blushing like a man. Lü Bu, he was captured by the web woven from "true feelings" and "false intentions" I created. It's more like I possess him than he possesses me. I changed from a tool for men to vent their desires into the protagonist on the stage, a step-by-step degraded "housemaid," and altered the fate of the "Han Dynasty."