At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty collapsed, the world was in chaos, and heroes emerged.
Liu Bei, a Miao descendant of the Han Dynasty, was determined to revive the Han Dynasty. He became sworn brothers with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei in Taoyuan. Liu Bei struggled to start his own business in his early years, but thanks to Zhuge Liang's devoted assistance, he was able to thrive like a fish in water. In the battle of Chibi, they united with Wu to fight against Cao, laying the foundation for the Shu-Han Dynasty. Later, they established the country based on the Shu land and formed a tripartite relationship with Wei and Wu.
Cao Cao, with a broad mind, "took the emperor to command the princes", and his power was overwhelming for a while. Under his tent are counselors like rain, and generals like forests. In the battle of Guandu, Yuan Shao was defeated by a small number and defeated more, and then the north was decided. Cao Cao had an eye on the world and often led his troops southward to suppress Shu and Wu.
Sun Quan inherited the inheritance from his father and brother and took control of the dangers of Jiangdong. The talented people under his command gathered together, including Zhou Yu, Lu Su and others. Soochow used the Yangtze River as a chasm, and its naval forces were dominant. Depending on the current situation, they either united with Shu to resist Wei, or made good relations with Wei to protect the territory and the people.
At that time, heroes competed for glory. Guan Yu bravely defeated the three armies and went to the meeting alone; Zhang Fei was fierce and drove Cao's army away; Zhao Yun was loyal and brave and rode alone to save the enemy. The counselors also showed their talents. Zhuge Liang retreated the enemy in an empty city and captured Meng Huo seven times with his clever calculation. Guo Jia was extremely resourceful and planned to decide Liaodong. Pang Tong used a clever chain to defeat Cao Chibi. Sima Yi was cunning and confronted Zhuge.
However, time is ruthless and heroes grow old. Guan Yu lost Jingzhou and died; Zhang Fei was killed; Liu Bei failed in his expedition to Wu, and the White Emperor left him alone. Zhuge Liang devoted himself to his work, but the Northern Expedition was fruitless. He died of illness in Wuzhangyuan, and the Shu Han Dynasty gradually declined. Cao Wei was usurped by the Sima family, and Sima Yan established the Western Jin Dynasty. Sun Hao of the Eastern Wu Dynasty was innocent and was eventually destroyed by the Western Jin Dynasty. The Three Kingdoms returned to the Jin Dynasty, and a legend came to an end, leaving only the memory of future generations.
