Three Kingdoms: the Long Night Is Not Bright

[Strong Female | From the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms' Struggle for Hegemony | I am a fan of thousands of people | Atypical cool article] Everyone knows that the princes of the Three Kingdoms are fighting for hegemony, but no one remembers the tragedy of Gu Pass in the north. That year at Yanmen Pass, three thousand remaining soldiers faced off against one hundred thousand Xianbei cavalry. Her name is Guan Zhao. She crawled out of the pile of corpses at the age of sixteen and went south to ask for help with the "Xianbei Mingmen" that her mother Guan Yan had given her 3,000 lives in exchange for. But that blood-stained military intelligence was simply filed away in a warehouse and no one cared about it again. In the eyes of these powerful people, the military experience that my mother had earned through thirty years of hard work was not even as good as a piece of clean paper. Guan Zhao is a knife without a handle. She does not recognize the Lord, does not form cliques, and only recognizes death. In troubled times, she rejected all the hands that were extended to her, and handed the knife to the poorest, weakest, and least likely person to win. Just because he dared to stand in front of the people, just like her mother stood in front of Yanmen Pass. From Xuzhou to Xinye, from the blood of Changbanpo to the fire of Chibi. When everyone in the world is fighting for the Central Plains, the ignored beacon in the north will eventually see the light of day again in the blizzard.