Cao Pi led an army of 100,000 to attack the State of Wu, but what embarrassing thing did he encounter and quit without fighting?

Cao Pi led an army of 100,000 troops to attack the State of Wu, crossing the Yangtze River, but the weather suddenly became very cold. It was snowing heavily and the water froze. Cao Pi, who was well prepared, had to return in vain because of the weather. Cao Pi is the successor of Wei after Cao Cao. He realized Cao Cao's unfinished dream. He forced Emperor Xian of Han to meditate. Cao Pi finally established Wei, the first of the three countries, and Cao Pi became the monarch of Wei. After Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, he wholeheartedly surpassed his father and promoted the New Deal in China, which aroused the people's enthusiasm for production. He also constantly waged war against Wu Dong to destroy Wu Dong.

Xelloss has been an enemy of Wu Dong since he ascended the throne. When xelloss first attacked from Guangling, Wu Dong was not afraid of Wei at all, and was fully prepared. Wu Dong waited early, and the water level of the Yangtze River kept rising, which was more conducive to Wu Dong's military action. Wu Dong's water army is stronger than Wei's. The natural barrier of the Yangtze River blocked the powerful Wei Jun with the aid of the terrain. Although Cao Pi had a powerful army, he had no choice but to turn around and plan.

After Cao Pi went back, he never forgot the fat of Soochow. Cao Pi has been preparing for the next military action. After Wei's recuperation, he finally got a chance. Cao Pi once again planned to attack Soochow with hundreds of thousands of troops. It was so cold that the water froze. Although Cao Pi made full preparations, he didn't expect the weather to change suddenly, and Cao Pi cancelled the plan again.

Cao Pi is also an ambitious king. He inherited Cao Cao's legacy and hoped to unify the world, but the biggest feature of war is that any condition may change the situation on the battlefield. Cao Pi failed in conquering Wu Dong twice because of the weather. ?