Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms: Have I Become the Turtle Grandson Qin Yilu?

I have read Chapter 60. It is very innovative. It is a hundred times better than the so-called Assistant Liu Fu Cao. The entry point is also more interesting. Although there is a golden finger, it can be considered as a good thing. And being able to fight with both Sun, Liu and Cao is considered a peak showdown.

◎The core highlights and sublimations of this chapter: 1. Ultimate deterrence and shock: Through the perspective of a Roman envoy, the power of gunpowder and the ultimate charm of calligraphy art are highlighted, pushing "dominance" and "literary pressure" to the international stage. 2. Imperial magnanimity: The decisiveness of the protagonist's refusal is in sharp contrast with the generosity of the gift, demonstrating political wisdom and cultural confidence that transcend the times, and showing that Da Qin pursues "kingdom" rather than "hegemony". 3. Victory of cultural soft power: The ultimate manifestation of the core point of "literary pressure in the world" - even the most powerful Western empire has to kneel before the treasures of Chinese civilization and accept its cultural gifts. 4. Integrate the theme: The themes of "force to determine the world" and "culture to calm the people" are perfectly sublimated through diplomatic occasions, pointing out that true strength lies in the inner strength of civilization. 5. Pave the way for the follow-up: This exchange paved the way for possible future East-West interaction (non-conquering nature), demonstrating the openness and leadership of the empire. As an important chapter near the end of the third volume, this chapter is magnificent and ambitious, successfully achieving the important scenes set in the outline and greatly improving the structure of the work.

The structure is clear. Show each character in detail.