Dance of the Three Kingdoms

Outside the window is covered with silver, and candlelight flickers inside the window. A handsome young man of about 6 or 7 years old is writing furiously at the desk. This young man writes fluently, writing like clouds of smoke, and he is holding a pair of fine running script fonts. If you look carefully at the contents of the young man's book, you will see that there are methods for arranging troops and forming formations, some strange methods for hiding armor, and some insights from masters on the art of war, which are vividly displayed on the page. After the boy finished writing the book, he dried the ink on the paper and then put it aside. There was a bookshelf made of bamboo behind the boy. The bookshelf was divided into two layers. The upper layer seemed to have 36 books, which were the interpretations of the 36 Strategies of the Art of War, and the lower layer was the interpretation of Qimen Dunjia. Looking at what the young man had just written, he still had read all the contents on the bookshelf. The young man looked out the window on the desk. Under the moonlight, the snow scene was extremely beautiful, and the heavy snow was shining brightly under the moonlight. The young man shook his head and sighed: I didn't expect that I, Zhuge Ling, would also have a blood-soaked plot of rebirth and time travel. The young man's name is Zhuge Ling, whose nickname is Beidou. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.