The Three Kingdoms Begins with the Yellow Turban Soldiers

"Zi Zhi Tong Jian" says: In the early days, the giant deer spread its horns to serve Huang and Lao, and taught black magic, named "Taiping Dao." The talisman water can be used to cure diseases, and the sick people will kneel down and worship the person, or the disease will be cured immediately, and all the gods will believe in it. Jiao sent his disciples to travel around, turning around to deceive others. In more than ten years, there were hundreds of thousands of disciples. People from the eight states of Qing, Xu, You, Ji, Jing, Yang, Yan, and Henan all responded. Some abandoned their property and moved away, blocking the roads, and tens of thousands of people died before they even got sick. The prefectures and counties didn't understand what he meant, so they said that Jiao had been taught by good people and the people had returned to him. The horns are then placed in thirty-six directions, and Fang is still a general. There are more than 10,000 people in the big side and six or seven thousand in the small side, each with its own commander. False words: "The sky is dead, the yellow sky should be established, and the age of Jiazi will be good for the world." The gates of temples in the capital and the government offices of prefectures and counties were written with white clay, all with the character "Jia Zi". Dafang, Ma Yuanyi and others first collected tens of thousands of people from Jing and Yang, expecting to send them to Ye. Yuan Yishu traveled to and from the capital, with the regular attendants Feng Xu and Xu Feng as internal responders. He started both inside and outside about March 5. In the spring, Jiao's disciple Jinan Tang Zhou wrote to inform him. So he took Ma Yuanyi away and his chariot broke apart in Luoyang. He ordered the three Dukes and Sili to examine the cases of the imperial guards, provincial guards and the common people, and if they had any trouble, more than a thousand people would be killed; Go down to Jizhou to catch horns and so on. The governors such as Jiao were exposed, and they rushed to all directions in the morning and night. They all wore yellow turbans as a sign, so people at that time called them "yellow turban thieves." In February, Jiao claimed to be General Tiangong, Jiao's younger brother Bao claimed to be General Digong, and Bao's younger brother Liang claimed to be General Renggong. They burned the government offices, robbed and gathered towns, lost control of prefectures and counties, and many officials fled; Within ten months, the whole country responded and the capital was shaken. The people of Anping and Ganling each held their own kings to deal with the thieves. It is biased towards historical facts, but for the sake of easy understanding, characters from the novel will also appear. For example, the novel Chen Gong is more touching than the historical Chen Gong, and I like it more, so the setting of Chen Gong is biased towards the romance. According to historical facts, Liao Hua did not appear as a general of the Yellow Turban Army, but as a nobleman.

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After reading Chapter 14, I can see that this author is really good at telling stories. Novels are for writing stories, not for you to talk about big ideas. There are a few words in the list and you just talk about a lot of big ideas. No one likes to hear you talk about big ideas. If you can't write well, don't write it.