The male protagonist Wu Yong traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and became the cousin of Ma Chao, a famous general in Xiliang. He fought against Cao Cao, surrendered to Liu Bei, captured Meng Huo, and beheaded Wei Yan... After Ma Chao died of illness, he took over the important task of the clan leader.
Born in troubled times, how does Ma Dai balance these status relationships among Han ministers, cousins, and clan leaders?
After beheading enemies, Ma Dai, as a dust of history, witnessed what great scenes of the times, and what unknown love and hatred did he have?
From the perspective of a small person, this book goes through the dust and smoke of troubled times and dissects the magnificent love and hatred of the Three Kingdoms.
Disclaimer: Semi-empty, unsystematic, not a cool article, don't read if you don't like it!
Reader comments
After passing through, nothing will change. He knew that Yang Fu would come back, but he was not prepared at all... And he was speechless.
After passing through, nothing will change. He knew that Yang Fu would come back, but he was not prepared at all... And he was speechless.
The first one to tell stories
Rubbish not recommended