Three Kingdoms: the Third Empire of Han Dynasty

Liu Bang founded the Han Empire Liu Xiu once again raised the banner of the Han Dynasty from the new dynasty Now, the Han Empire is crumbling again See how Fei Wu lifts up this fallen giant again Why did famous generals emerge in large numbers at the end of the Han Dynasty? After the establishment of the Three Kingdoms, there was an obvious feeling that there was a shortage of talents? Is the talent gone? It's out of the question. Even if one were selected from a thousand miles, the combined population of Wei, Shu and Wu would be tens of millions. Is the talent gap so serious? If the Yellow Turban Rebellion was a confrontation between Taoism and Confucianism, the Three Kingdoms was a confrontation between a poor family and the gentry. Wei, Shu and Wu all chose to compromise with the nobles. See how Fei Wu takes advantage of the great righteousness and helps the Han Dynasty once again, surrounded by a bunch of poor families. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.