Q Version of the Three Kingdoms

This book comments on the Three Kingdoms for today's people, grafting the smoke-filled history of the Three Kingdoms with communication tools in the new era. All articles are based on joking, fun and enjoyable reading, and are not a restoration of history. The book is divided into five parts: "Entertainment Gossip", "Cultural Talk", "Learning from People", "Inquiry into the Roots", and "Men and Women in the World". The author does not bother to repeat the previous thinking stereotypes, but simply breaks the history of the Three Kingdoms into pieces, then reprograms it and lists it under witty and playful topics. The Three Kingdoms described by the author are cruel and warm. On the one hand, the fierce fighting and wits of historical figures, the cruelty of the killings, the shocking scenes, and the deepness of the heart reflect the bloody reality deep in history. On the other hand, if you read the whole book carefully, you can find that the author's entire chain of thoughts actually cites two capital words - human nature. These two words were unreadable in ancient China, which was created by the Machiavellian civilization. They are also the most original and modern words in this book.