"The Biography of Zhuge Liang of the Later Han Dynasty"
In the mountains of Longzhong in the 12th year of Jian'an, there lies a "special" counselor - he shakes a feather fan, but relies on a four-wheeled vehicle to measure the world; he plans like a god, but is always ridiculed by Sima Yi as "can't even ride on a horse's back."
A heavy rain almost exposed his leg disease, but it also gave Liu Bei a turn for the better during his three visits to the thatched cottage. After that, the firelight of Bowangpo illuminated his figure holding the carriage forward, and the east wind in Chibi mixed with his cough that was suppressing pain. Even on the starry night of Wuzhangyuan, the military book in his hand still contained half of the unfinished "Recipes for Healing Legs."
This is not Zhuge Liang on the altar, but an ordinary person who "pushed" Shu Han on a four-wheeled vehicle for half his life. He used his ingenuity to make the most moving piece in the three-part world chess game.
