Records of the Three Kingdoms in Wanli of the Ming Dynasty

This novel is the first full-length novel from the perspective of the Three Kingdoms, based on historical facts and reasonable fiction, to comprehensively restore the Korean War during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. Toyotomi Hideyoshi was shrewd, ambitious, and stubborn, and was the initiator of the Korean War. This war caused Ming Dynasty's financial and human losses, and even affected the national destiny of Ming Dynasty in the later period. Ming Dynasty was a victim of the war. Needless to say, North Korea is a victim of this war. Japan spent all its manpower and material resources and finally retreated to Japan in an empty space. Naturally, it was also a victim. This is a war with no winners. But from a certain perspective, the Ming Dynasty showed its national prestige this time. From then on, Japan did not dare to invade China for 300 years until the end of its decadence and decline. North Korea also benefited from the Ming Dynasty and was able to avoid the invasion of foreign enemies. Japan ended a century of chaos due to the unification of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. From this perspective, he did more good things than bad things for Japan. This novel tries its best to use a fair perspective and historical materialism to restore this huge battle that affected the fate of the Three Kingdoms. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.