Three Kingdoms War

Today I suddenly discovered that the order of the chapters was incoherent. After comparing them one by one, I found that Chapter 67 of the public chapter and Chapter 301 of the paid chapter were blocked! Pornography? Politically involved? Or what's the reason? Hehe! Hehe! Hehe! I can't change it myself! These two chapters can be read on some websites online!

No matter whether this book is good or bad, you have to believe in yourself! As a new writer, I hope all book friends can discuss the issues calmly! &Thank you book friends for your support! Thanks! Below are pictures of Li Mu, Diao Chan, and Zhen Mi! The pictures come from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact the author to delete it!

Brother author, were you kidnapped by aliens or time traveled? I haven't seen an update for half a year. This time it's here. Don't stop updating, okay? One update a day is fine.

Author, I feel that it is time to add a strategist to the protagonist. One or two strategists feel that the resourcefulness is limited after all. Adding a strategist will be more powerful. Of course, this is purely a personal suggestion.

The protagonist Li Mu in "Three Kingdoms" does not have a deep family background, but only his accumulation and growth step by step. In this case, if he wants to become a prince and then dominate the world, he will have to put in much more effort than others. Therefore, I asked the protagonist to start preparing in advance in 182. If he appears too late, the famous generals and counselors I like will be snatched away by others. Appearing too early will involve another problem. Those famous generals who were hidden under the halo of famous generals in the post-Three Kingdoms era will not have the opportunity to step on this historical stage. So I started making things up, and I would adjust the ages of these people within a reasonable range. For example, Huang Zhong was not an old man when he first appeared, and Zhuge Liang would not have made his grand debut in 207 AD. Also, the blood relationships of some characters may change! Again, this is a nonsense time travel novel, just read it, there is no need to take it seriously.

I wish the author would write less about the love between children and make the story full of excitement. Instead of this kind of love between children and this kind of hope, write less.

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This book was first published on July 31, 2018, and officially launched on September 21, 2018, entering the VIP chapter! So far, there has been no outage. I will do my best in the future to avoid interruptions or giving up halfway! Being on the shelves means that everyone needs to spend money to read the book! According to the price of 5 cents per thousand words, one chapter is only a dime! As for the few or hundreds of words beyond each chapter, they are equivalent to free! Among them, a large number of book friends will leave! I understand! I also came here from reading pirated books! Thanks to those friends who have supported this book along the way! Thank you! Book lovers have the conditions and willingness to support this book, I hope, as always! Thank you! Thanks again, friends who have supported this book all the way! Thank you! --Da Sima of Liangzhou

The name "Diao Chan" is not recorded in official histories such as "Three Kingdoms". It truly became a household name through novels and dramas, namely "The Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms" written by the novelist Luo Guanzhong in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties, and the dramas "The Assassination of Dong Zhuo" and "Diao Chan Girl" in the Song and Yuan Dynasties with Diao Chan as the protagonist. In these works, Diao Chan was a beautiful woman during the Three Kingdoms period. She was a singing prostitute in the family of Wang Yun, a Situ of the Han Dynasty. In order to help Wang Yun get rid of Dong Zhuo, she used a "serial plan" to drive a wedge between Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu, so that Lu Bu could get rid of Dong Zhuo and later became Lu Bu's wife. She is really a beautiful image that combines beauty, wisdom and noble patriotism. Some contemporary historians have verified based on the clues in history that Diao Chan should indeed exist in history. My point of view is: the image of Diao Chan may be a few women who are vague in official history, artistically processed or even attached to it by opera novelists in the Song and Yuan Dynasties. Or, even if it does appear in history, this woman may not be the most beautiful and most feminine in the Three Kingdoms period. Prove it: First. According to the serious historical research method of mutual corroboration between historical materials and underground remains: there is no record of Diao Chan in official history, and no evidence of the true existence of "Diao Chan" has been excavated or discovered in archeology. In history, there was an unknown book called "Hanshu Tongzhi" that recorded the incident of Diao Chan. However, this book has been lost today, and because it is a lost book, its seriousness is questionable compared to historical books. Moreover, even serious historical books contain subjective assumptions and hearsay by the author. For example, the "Three Kingdoms" annotated by Pei Songzhi of the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty is full of contradictions and conflicts with Wang Shen's "Wei Shu", Wei Zhao's "Wu Shu", Yu Huan's "Wei Lue", etc. The lost "Hanshu Tongzhi" related to "Diao Chan" can only be found in the "Continued Talk of Wandering" by Liang Zhangju of the Qing Dynasty: Volume 33 of "Kaiyuan Zhanjing", Yingzhuo Xu Nuzhan, notes: ""Hanshu Tongzhi": Cao Cao failed to succeed, so he first seduced Dong Zhuo and used Diao Chan to confuse his king." Contemporary historians regard this as evidence of the existence of "Diao Chan". Don't you know that the "Hanshu Tongzhi" itself is suspected of fabrication and has been lost beyond verification, and the thirty-third volume of "Kaiyuan Zhanjing" does not cite the content of "Hanshu Tongzhi" in the version read by Lu Xun today. Therefore, this only historical record is mysterious and mysterious, and cannot be trusted. As for the Diao Chan Tomb in Liangjia Village, Lintao County, Gansu Province, the Diao Chan Cemetery in Muzhi Village, Xinzhou, Shanxi Province, and the Diao Chan Tomb in Qinglong Township, the northern suburb of Chengdu, Sichuan, historians have never found any inscriptions or other silk slips to prove the existence of the beauty Diao Chan. Therefore, there is no conclusive historical records and no conclusive archaeological evidence, so Diao Chan may not have really existed. Second, the basis for contemporary historians to demonstrate the existence of "Diao Chan" is partly based on fragments of information that appear in history books. The descriptions of Dong Zhuo's maids and Mrs. Lu Bu are listed below. It can be boldly guessed that "Diao Chan" is the artistic processing complex of many women. First, the biography of Lu Bu in "Three Kingdoms" says: "Zhuo often sent Bu to guard the middle pavilion, and Bu had an affair with Zhuo's maid. He was afraid that the incident would be discovered, and he felt uneasy." According to this record, the role played by the maid who had an affair with Lu Bu in the conflict between Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu was somewhat similar to that of Diao Chan, so she can be considered to be the prototype of Diao Chan. But to identify this "maid" as Diao Chan, objectively speaking, there are more elements of speculation. But this "servant" can also be seen as the skeleton of the composite processed image of "Diao Chan". 2. Pei Songzhi's annotation of "Three Kingdoms" Lu Bu's original biography quotes "Heroes" as saying: "Bu Xi is very respectful. Please prepare to sit on the woman's bed in the tent, ask her to worship, drink wine and eat..." There is no problem that the woman mentioned in "Heroes" is Lu Bu's wife, but her name is not mentioned. Moreover, the image of this woman is very poor and has nothing to do with the well-known deeds of Diao Chan. Third, "Book of the Later Han Dynasty. Biography of Dong Zhuo" records: "At that time, Wang Yun, Lv Bu and his servant Sun Rui planned to kill Zhuo... In April of the third year, the emperor recovered from his illness. During the meeting in the Weiyang Hall, Zhuo's court uniform was rising to the chariot. After the horse was frightened and fell into the mud, he returned to change his clothes. His young wife stopped him, but Zhuo refused, so he carried out..." There is an image of Dong Zhuo's "young wife" here, but there is no mention of any contact or activities between this "young wife" and Wang Yun and Lu Bu. Fourth. As mentioned above, if the "Hanshu Tongzhi" truly records that Comrade Cao Cao presented Diao Chan to paralyze and seduce Dong Zhuoyun. This "Diao Chan" can also be seen as the skeleton of the composite processing image of Diao Chan. Based on the above arguments, it can be said that "Diao Chan" has not been seen in official history, but the source of its image may not be entirely fictitious. It can be regarded as a composite artistic processing of many historical figures. This article is reproduced from 360 Library, and the author is the Encyclopedia of Huaxia Dong Family. If there is any infringement, please contact the author to delete it!

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