Overlooking Liu Bei's Straw Sandals and His Country in the Three Kingdoms

A cold autumn rain, a narrow alley, and a man weaving mats and selling shoes huddled in the corner. Liu Bei never thought that the humiliation of the governor's slaves, the deadly conspiracy along the partition wall, and the shadow on the roof that was thicker than night would together become his fulcrum to stir up troubled times. Killing the governor and seizing the military power is not for personal vendetta, but to win the trust of the Yellow Turban and seize chestnuts from the fire! Inciting the gates and guarding the isolated city is not for vain fame, but to attract heroes to the market and establish themselves in the world! He is not the weak and pedantic "Uncle Liu Huang" in the eyes of the world, but a powerful strategist with a heart full of thunder and a face as smooth as a lake. One hand holds high the banner of benevolence and righteousness, and the other hand holds the poison-quenching blade tightly. Let's see how this late Han Dynasty man, in these troubled times with wars and wars, weaved his first pair of straw sandals and embarked on his journey of thousands of miles. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.