The Three Kingdoms are the Three Kingdoms of the gentry.
The nobles assisted the lord in expanding the territory and making achievements, thereby achieving the ultimate goal of the nobles: becoming a powerful minister.
And all of this is inevitable from the overt and covert fighting among the noble factions.
The lords of Shengming are often lords who know how to check and balance. They constantly make choices between various noble factions.
In addition to the machinations, behind all of this there is an organization that does the dirty work that is unknown and not even recorded in history - the assassins.
Did Sun Ce, Zhou Yu, Lu Meng, and Cheng Pu really die in accidents?
Let the protagonist Xu Ye take you into this world where princes are divided and heroes are fighting, and tell you the answer.
Reader comments
This is the first time I have seen a novel about the protagonist joining the Koto camp. However, the description of the motivations of strategic strategies throughout the text are objective, consistent with the historical background, and impartial. It does not deliberately elevate or belittle one party. It is a very good historical novel. Come on, author!
This is the first time I have seen a novel about the protagonist joining the Koto camp. However, the description of the motivations of strategic strategies throughout the text are objective, consistent with the historical background, and impartial. It does not deliberately elevate or belittle one party. It is a very good historical novel. Come on, author!