The Great Biography of Sun Quan, Emperor Wu

Sun Quan, the founding emperor of Soochow during the Three Kingdoms period. Zhuge Liang described him as "a virtuous person who can be used by others", Cao Cao lamented that "having a son should be like Sun Zhongmou", and Chen Shou praised him as "a genius like Gou Jian and a great hero". Sun Quan's life can be described as a legend. He hurriedly took over Soochow at the age of 18, quelled the civil strife at a weak age, encountered powerful enemies externally, and was divided among the heroes. The Battle of Chibi finally established the situation of the Three Kingdoms. In his 52nd year in power, he reused capable generals, captured Guan Yu, and captured Jingzhou in the west. He was flexible in diplomacy, sometimes uniting with Shu to resist Cao Cao, and sometimes collaborating with Cao Cao to weaken Shu. Through various strategies, he exchanged war for peace and sought development during the war, he single-handedly created the Soochow Empire. This book tells his legendary and magnificent life in vivid writing.