Telling the story of the honey trap in the Three Kingdoms

Answer 1

During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Quan's regime in Wu faced a difficult problem: there were some loyal generals within it, but their families often opposed Sun Quan's rule. In order to solve this problem, Sun Quan thought of a honey trap. He sent a singer and dancer named Diao Chan to Luoyang to publicize Sun Quan's kindness to the local beauties and claimed that if these beauties were willing to become Sun Quan's concubines, Sun Quan would bestow them with great honor and wealth.

Diao Chan used this opportunity to attract the attention of many beautiful women by performing songs and dances. She used her beauty and talent to make beautiful women immerse themselves in her charm. At the same time, Diao Chan also spread rumors about Sun Quan to these beauties, saying that she was using this tactic to protect them. In the end, these beauties were bewitched by Diao Chan's scheme and became Sun Quan's concubines.

However, what these beauties didn't know was that Sun Quan's honey trap was actually using their beauty to attract the enemy and weaken their strength. When these beauties became Sun Quan's concubines, they lost their freedom and dignity and were forced to serve Sun Quan. In the end, these beauties all had tragic endings. Some were even killed by Sun Quan.