Official history tells truth, unofficial history tells stories, and dog history tells accidents.
The most interesting thing about history is often not the extent of the "reason" or the extent of the "story", but rather the "accidents" that are caught off guard: emperors will be confused, generals will overturn, famous ministers will be tough-talking, and saints may get carried away.
Therefore, this book does not intend to enshrine the ancients, nor is it eager to trample them. Let's move to a small bench, order a cup of milk tea, look through old accounts, and see how those people who were written down in the history books seriously changed the world, and how they accidentally turned their lives into jokes.
