I；　Zhuge　Liang；　address　Your　Majesty　in　my　own　name　and　those　of　my　colleagues。　We　regard　as　most　grievous　the　recent　events………Wu's　perfidy；　by　which　Jingzhou　was　lost；　the　star　of　a　great　general　was　brought　down；　and　the　pillar　holding　the　sky　was　broken………；　and　we　shall　never　forget。　But　it　is　to　be　remembered　that　the　crime　of　overturning　the　Throne　of　Han　rests　on　Cao　Cao；　and　the　fault　of　driving　away　the　Liu　Family　lies　not　on　Sun　Quan。　We　venture　to　think　that　the　destruction　of　Wei　would　cause　the　submission　of　Wu；　wherefore　we　beg　consideration　of　the　valuable　words　of　Qin　Mi。　Thus　the　army　will　be　spared　needless　exertion　and　occasion　given　to　make　other　plans　for　the　prosperity　of　the　Throne　and　the　happiness　of　the　people。〃

But　having　listened　to　the　memorial；　the　First　Ruler　threw　it　to　the　floor；　saying；　〃I　have　decided；　and　no　remonstrance