Langya is a crouching dragon, and the dragon is lurking in the abyss. From a young boy by the Yishui River to the Prime Minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, who divided the world into three parts, Zhuge Kongming practiced "dedicate himself to death and die" throughout his life. This is an autobiography that begins in troubled times and ends with sincerity. See how he determined the world with his wisdom and guided the future with his loyal soul.
One volume of autobiography, half a life of ups and downs. He is a hermit who works hard in Nanyang, a wise man who fights with the Confucian scholars, and a persistent person who comes out of Qishan Mountain six times. Zhuge Kongming reviewed his life in his own handwriting, from the fragrance of books in Langya to the flames of war in Shu, from his youthful ambition to his loneliness in his old age, describing his perseverance and choices in troubled times.
Not for fame, but for the safety of the common people. Zhuge Kongming used his pen and ink as a blade and his original intention as a lamp to unfold his magnificent life in his autobiography: he learned a lot as a young man and inherited the family's training, he helped his master to make three points in his middle age, and he worked hard to protect the Han Dynasty in his later years. Between the lines, you can see the transparency of wise men, the sincerity of loyal ministers and the desolation of troubled times.
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