Three Kingdoms: the Long Road at the End of Han Dynasty

The story of Zhao Yuehun, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, travels to Liangzhou in the late Han Dynasty and becomes a descendant of a declining gentry. It was the eve of the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the world was about to be in chaos. With his accurate understanding of the history of the Three Kingdoms, he started from the humble predicament of protecting his ancestral home and gathering refugees. He used the Yellow Turban Rebellion to accumulate strength and emerged in the melee between the Liangzhou warlords. He assessed the situation and temporarily joined Dong Zhuo's command, but secretly formed an alliance with Xu Rong. He waited for an opportunity to break away and pacified Liangzhou. He then directed his troops to Hanzhong and captured Yizhou, avoiding the early confrontation with Cao Liusun and embarking on a path of "the rise of a third party". The Battle of Chibi secretly aided Soochow, the game of Jingzhou skillfully gained important territory, and the decisive battle in Guanzhong defeated the Wei army. Finally, based on Liangzhou, it included Guanzhong, Yizhou, and Jingzhou, gradually disintegrating Wei and Wu, ending the troubled times, and establishing a new dynasty in Chang'an. The full text is based on "conspiracy" and "power" as its pulse. It includes both the iron-blooded confrontation of cold weapon wars and the thrilling step-by-step maneuvering game, as well as the protagonist's growth and transformation from survival to struggle for hegemony. While respecting the historical framework of the Three Kingdoms, it interprets a counterattack legend unique to the "third-party" forces. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.