The Storm of the Late Han Dynasty: Yuan Shao and Yuan Benchu ​​Are My Second Brothers

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, wars were raging, heroes competed with each other, wisdom and bravery were intertwined. From the chaos of the late Han Dynasty to the sworn alliance in Taoyuan and then to the divided world, treacherous heroes, righteous soldiers, counselors, and generals, thousands of years of legends written with blood and strategy, bloomed in the troubled times, and were praised from generation to generation in the years. From the famous Yuan family to the war in the late Han Dynasty, Yuan Shuo was the most special being in the Yuan family and the most favored sworn brother among the "rising stars" of their generation. In the troubled times, the war broke out, and the princes bordered the nine states. Yuan Shuo called him second brother, and he called Yuan Shuo fourth brother. Yuan Shuo carried thousands of years of time, waved his troops in the dust of the boundary bridge, and broke his halberd in the wind and smoke of Guandu. When the inertia of history surged like the Yellow River, would Yuan Shuo, a lonely soul from another world, help Yuan Shao ascend to the top of the King of God, or would he watch the Yuan family's hegemony be shattered and annihilated? But when the gears of history turned, Yuan Shuocai was shocked to realize how insignificant his personal struggle was - Ju Shou Tian Feng was still imprisoned, Zhang He Gao and Xu You still defected, and even though he tried his best to save Yan Liang, Wen Chou and the soldiers, they still ended up on the road to death in Guandu. In this game with fate, is Yuan Shuo the chess player or the involuntary chess piece?