Emperor's Relatives at the End of Han Dynasty

The writing style is very historical. The author has a certain understanding of the official history of the Three Kingdoms and is meticulous and sophisticated. Just by looking at the title of the book, you can tell that he was a relative of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He was born in the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty. If you like orthodox historical texts, you must read it.

Historical research book, Hot series in progress... The author has a certain understanding of the official history of the Three Kingdoms and studies it in detail. A relative of the Eastern Han Dynasty, born in the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty, a must-read if you like orthodox historical texts

A must-see for Lao Bai! This author and I once talked about history all night long. . . The author is a literary youth! ! ! The author is very knowledgeable about the history of the Three Kingdoms and is very sophisticated. As soon as you turn the book, you will be surrounded by a strong sense of history. Just like Zhuge Liang, when people today think of Zhuge Liang, they will think of magical calculations and so on. He is an existence that defies the heavens. However, Chen Shou's evaluation of Zhuge Liang is: However, a talented man is good at governing the army, a clever plan is a shortcoming, and he is better at managing the people than general strategy. However, the enemy we faced may have talented people, but the numbers were too small, and their attack and defense were different. Therefore, even though they mobilized the masses for many years, they were unable to defeat them. Chen Shou also gave an explanation: He can be said to be a talented person who knows how to govern, and Guan and Xiao are just as good as each other. However, he has been trying to mobilize the masses for many years without success. He must adapt to the general strategy and it is not his strength! Chen Shou's words instantly slapped Luo Guanzhong, the author of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in the face! Zhuge Liang in this book is consistent with historical facts, but he is just proficient in internal affairs. If you have any objections, you can check the historical records in the book list comments and they have been answered. Don't be too picky here. If you have any dissatisfaction with my recommendation, just silently say goodbye and leave! Don't worry, I won't clear the bricks like other single owners. By the way, I would like to recommend a recent book called "The Possessed Lu Bu" which is pretty good.

History/⑧Grain and grass2018.02.22 Talking on paper 📝 I laughed when I saw the name of the second chapter. Fu Wan, is he the 'Shen Yi's father-in-law' in Three Kingdoms? I quite like playing this character, especially when I hear his line, 'Your death has come', it's very touching! The protagonist of this book, Fu Quan, is Fu Wan's nephew and a clan member of the Han Dynasty. He was born in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, and the struggle for hegemony cannot be explained. The protagonist Fu Quan didn't travel at a good time, and he was about to face a disaster as soon as he crossed over. Use your own ingenuity and the knowledge of later generations to reverse the family crisis, rescue the people from the plague, and gain the appreciation of the emperor. The lines in this book are full of historical charm. It speaks volumes and the writing is in line with the historical style. The author has a certain understanding of the history of the late Han Dynasty and has gone through detailed research. Anyone who likes orthodox historical texts is welcome to read this book.