Twins Against Fate: Fazheng and Mengda's Fate in the Late Han Dynasty

Twins against fate: A brief introduction to the fateful showdown between Fazheng and Mengda in the late Han Dynasty On the eve of Red Cliff in the 13th year of Jian'an, Fazheng and Mengda, two heroes from the same hometown, were reborn simultaneously, starting a fateful game of good and bad in the last half of the Han Dynasty. Fa Zheng, who followed the trend, first repaired the sky, saved Xu Shu, invited Wolong, and quelled the chaos in Jingxiang, and helped Liu Bei secure his foundation. He also recruited Fengchu, subdued Zhang Ren, and got the loving support of Lu Bu's two daughters. Unwilling to be subordinated to others, Mengda abandoned the Han Dynasty and defected to the Wei Dynasty. He fought against the will of heaven and earth, protected Cao Wei's navy, cultivated the Wei court, checked Sima, stirred up civil strife in the Wu palace, and repeatedly devised poisonous schemes to counter the law. The two heroes confront each other and play games from a distance, from the fierce battle in the Chibi chess game to the end of the Northern Expedition. Meng Da Shouchun was defeated against all odds and lost all his power, and finally led Deng Ai and Zhong Hui to return to the Han Dynasty. A half-life battle between following the heavens to revitalize the Han Dynasty and defying the heavens and fighting for fate finally ended successfully with the resurgence of the Han Dynasty and the restoration of the troubled times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.