The Jian'an style is intertwined with bloody intrigues. This collection of novels explores the darkest cracks in the Three Kingdoms: Yuan Shu burned his dream of becoming an emperor in a false edict, and Xu Huang boiled the loneliness of a general into a sentence: "I have to meet a wise king." And Cao Huan, Sun Hao, and Liu Xun - the three subjugated men raised their glasses at a night banquet in Luoyang, delegating power, seizing power, and doing nothing, but they all ended up in front of the same table. The torrent of history has passed by, and even a sigh has no time to fall to the ground.
