"Warning to Travelers"
I have experienced ups and downs in two lives, one as a mortal doctor in the current world, and the other as Zhang Jiao in the late Han Dynasty, experiencing the light of swords and shadows, and the tribulations of life and death.
Now that his soul returns to Sima and his destiny is restored, he sheds his blood in writing to warn future generations of those who wish to travel back in time.
Many people in the world admire the wonders of time travel, or admire the heroes of the Three Kingdoms competing for deer, or are greedy for achievements in other worlds. They all say that "with the knowledge of this world, you will be able to conquer the world."
However, I saw that my colleague Fu Xia, without the help of the system or the help of artifacts, went to Jiangdong with only the memory of the current world: he first stayed under my tent, and later joined Sun Quan, but he became a pawn of the power - imprisoned in a deep palace.
The child was afraid, his food tasted unpalatable, and his sleep was restless. He finally sighed, "There are no plug-ins in time travel, and my life is not as good as that of an ant."
I also heard that an anonymous traveler accidentally fell into the wilderness of Liangzhou without food and help. He was captured by horsemen and became a herdsman, eventually dying of the cold;
There were also those who defected to Liu Bei, who had no experience in the world and were just pawns in front of the army. They died in the battle of Bowangpo without leaving their names in the history books.
Only then do we know that troubled times are not a paradise: we can travel without plug-ins, suffer from hunger and cold, or be in danger of weapons and weapons. Even if we are full of blood, it is difficult to defeat the cruel reality.
On the other hand, people in today's world often complain about the difficulty of livelihood: lamenting the meager salary, complaining about the tedious work, hating the lack of opportunities, and often making false claims that "if we live in troubled times, we will rule the roost."
Little do they know that the peace of the present world is actually a blessing from God - there are rice beams to fill the barn, so there is no need to worry about changing children to eat; there are tiles in the house to protect the cold, and there is no need to worry about wind and snow destroying the house; there are carriages and horses on the road, so there is no need to be afraid of wolves; there are medicines to relieve illness, so there is no need to suffer from pain.
I once saw in Mobei that the people of the Hu Han Dynasty had no woolen clothes in winter and died of hunger in the wilderness; in Yecheng, I saw that after the Yuan army was defeated, their bones were exposed and the roosters crow for thousands of miles...
