Oolong into the Three Kingdoms

One Lu, two Zhaos, three Dianwei, four passes, five horses and six Zhang Fei, Huang Xusun Tai and two Xiahou, two Xu Pang, Gan Zhou and Wei, Zhang Xiu and Wen Yan, a sharp spear, but their fate is too tragic despite their bravery. Twenty-four generals from the Three Kingdoms defeated Deng Ai and Jiang Wei. A limerick about twenty-four generals has always aroused debate among many fans of the Three Kingdoms. There is an old saying: "There is no first in literature, and no second in martial arts." In fact, what makes our hearts swell are the deeds of those historical figures who became famous at a young age, and the contests of strategies, power, and military strategies. Reading about the Three Kingdoms often arouses our ambition to fly all over the world and swallow up all the wastes. It makes us fantasize about creating an era of our own. And the Three Kingdoms here will make you feel fresh and new. This is the Three Kingdoms where mythology and martial arts intersect, the Three Kingdoms where history and fantasy intersect, the Three Kingdoms where Water Margin and the Three Kingdoms merge. In these Three Kingdoms, you can see Liu Chan calling Gongsun Zan Shibo, Ding Feng and Zhang Qing fighting against flying stones, and you can even see Guan Sheng of Water Margin calling Guan Yu's daughter the distant ancestor aunt... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.