A serious piece of nonsense about everyone being wrong and fate lining up for them, as if it were telling the truth. The complete record of the "most outrageous battle" in the Eastern Jin Dynasty: staff relied on making up, delivering orders relied on guesswork, the emperor practiced tying himself seventeen times before surrendering, and the enemy commander lost his entire regiment on an old map. Ending? Won. What fate is best at is making everyone go the wrong way, and then pointing to the end point and saying "You've arrived." After reading this, you will wonder - how many of those magical calculations in history books come from this? "All members of the grass-roots team, but won": The truth about history may be a hundred times more absurd than you think.
