At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was chaos and strife. How many innocent people are like ants. So many heroes, so many regrets. Today there is Zhang Feng, a disciple of Zhang Jiao, who has resurrected from the dead and has learned the art of peace. He wants to establish a heart for heaven and earth, establish a destiny for the people, carry on the unique knowledge for the past saints, and create peace for all generations in this broken mountain and river.
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The Three Kingdoms were an era of bright stars, with heroes emerging in large numbers. However, either due to bad luck or due to Mr. Luo Guanzhong's ingenious arrangements, many admirable figures failed to fully display their talents, leaving future generations to lament. Every time I think about this, I always feel unwilling in my heart - if Guo Jia had not died young, Zhou Yu had not died young, and Pang Tong had not broken his wings and fell to Fengpo, how would history have been written?
Because of this, I came up with an idea: why not use the pen as a blade, and recast the destiny of these heroes whose ambitions have not yet been fulfilled on the battlefield of words? Let them break free from the shackles of history, show their sharpness, and rebuke Fang Qiu. In this world built by words and ink, Wolong does not have to support the end of the Shu Han Dynasty alone, Feng Xiao can help Wei Wu dominate the world, Bo Fu and Gong Jin compete side by side in the Central Plains...
The deeper ambition is to use the hands of these heroes to break through the haze of troubled times and create a new era - no longer the cycle of "prosperity, people suffer; death, people suffer", but a prosperous era of peace at home and peace for all generations.
This is my dream of the Three Kingdoms.
The author's writing skills are excellent, the description of the environment is poetic and picturesque, the characters are portrayed in subtle ways, the details are detailed, and the plot is tense and tense. It is a rare good book in Tomato. Quite wow, I hope the author sticks to it and doesn't give up halfway.
I didn't expect tomatoes to be so good 📖
Full of passion and fighting spirit, you can feel the loyalty, courage and wisdom of the heroes of that era. It is well worth reading.
The Three Kingdoms were an era of bright stars, with heroes emerging in large numbers. However, either due to bad luck or due to Mr. Luo Guanzhong's ingenious arrangements, many admirable figures failed to fully display their talents, leaving future generations to lament. Every time I think about this, I always feel unwilling in my heart - if Guo Jia had not died young, Zhou Yu had not died young, and Pang Tong had not broken his wings and fell to Fengpo, how would history have been written? Because of this, I came up with an idea: why not use the pen as a blade, and recast the destiny of these heroes whose ambitions have not yet been fulfilled on the battlefield of words? Let them break free from the shackles of history, show their sharpness, and rebuke Fang Qiu. In this world built by words and ink, Wolong does not have to support the end of the Shu Han Dynasty alone, Feng Xiao can help Wei Wu dominate the world, Bo Fu and Gong Jin compete side by side in the Central Plains... The deeper ambition is to use the hands of these heroes to break through the haze of troubled times and create a new era - no longer the cycle of "prosperity, people suffer; death, people suffer", but a prosperous era of peace at home and peace for all generations. This is my dream of the Three Kingdoms.
The author's writing skills are excellent, the description of the environment is poetic and picturesque, the characters are portrayed in subtle ways, the details are detailed, and the plot is tense and tense. It is a rare good book in Tomato. Quite wow, I hope the author sticks to it and doesn't give up halfway.
I didn't expect tomatoes to be so good 📖
Full of passion and fighting spirit, you can feel the loyalty, courage and wisdom of the heroes of that era. It is well worth reading.