"The Heroes of the Three Kingdoms"
This is a magnificent scroll of heroes of the Three Kingdoms.
The novel is set from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the reunification of the Western Jin Dynasty, focusing on that period of troubled times where the sky was full of wars and the stars were shining brightly. From the Yellow Turban Uprising to the Battle of Guandu, from the Red Cliffs to the Three-Part World, the book panoramically displays the hegemonic ambitions of a generation of heroes such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan, as well as the wisdom, bravery, and loyalty of great advisers and generals such as Guan Yu, Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, and Guo Jia.
There is the life-and-death feeling of sworn friendship in Taoyuan, the friendship between monarch and ministers who work hard, the courage to attend meetings alone, and the calmness of playing the piano in an empty city. This book outlines the portraits of heroes with vigorous writing style. In the years when machinations and passion were intertwined, it records those names that shine through the ages - their pride and pathos, which together create this immortal heroic epic.
How many forgotten stories were there in that era?
