Three Kingdoms: Poems Written by Hengshan

Traveling back to the Three Kingdoms, he knows everyone's ending. He knew that Guo Jia would die on the Northern Expedition, knew that the fire would be lit in Chibi, knew that Guan Yu would defeat Maicheng, and knew that Zhuge Liang would fall at Wuzhangyuan. He thought this was a golden finger given to him by God. It wasn't until he really stood there that he realized that knowing the ending was the most desperate thing in the world. He couldn't save Guo Jia. He couldn't persuade Cao Cao. He couldn't stop the fire. He changed one person's fate, and the next moment ten people died because of it. The butterfly flapped its wings, and the storm deviated from all the tracks in his memory. In 280 AD, at the age of ninety-six, he stood outside Luoyang City, watching the ceremonial guards of Emperor Wu of Jin passing by. He sat on the old battlefield all day and said to the sunset—— The great river goes eastward, and the waves are washed away. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.