Miscellaneous Talks About the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

This book basically respects the original work of Luo Guanzhong and adds the content of Yuan Kuocheng's version, retains some classic passages, and mixes in many Three Kingdoms online articles and game peripherals. It also expounds some of its own views based on historical facts and makes bold assumptions about some historical mysteries of the Three Kingdoms. For example: Why did Dong Zhuo make Liu Xie emperor? In front of Hulao Pass, why did Liu Bei's force become the last straw to crush Lu Bu? How strong is Zhao Yun's force? Who is more powerful between him and Lu Bu? Is Zhou Yu really a jealous person? Who is the greatest prophet in the Three Kingdoms? Did Cao Cao say that he would rather teach me to betray the world than teach the world to betray me? Mang Zhangfei not only fought with bravery, he also had three plans to win. Did you know? Kong Ming knew that Guan Yu might let Cao Cao go, so why did he let him go to Huarong Road? If Guo Jia doesn't die and Crouching Dragon doesn't come out, who is more powerful between him and Kong Ming? Among the Five Tiger Generals of the Shu Han Dynasty, Guan and Zhang may only be ranked last in terms of force alone. Do you believe it? What was the real reason why Pang Tong died in Luofengpo? Everyone can get the answers to these in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.