Looking for books like *Three Kingdoms: Though I'm Old, One Slash Deals Six Blood Damage*. I've been trying to find a new Three Kingdoms story, but it's so hard.
The ceiling of fantasy Three Kingdoms literature, slow-burning traditional literature, no time travel, no system, and careful attention to official history. The first ten or so chapters basically lay out the worldview. After the early stages, it becomes more and more interesting.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, many heroes stood together. They divided states and counties, placed private ministers under their own authority, collected taxes and issued government orders by themselves, and were called county governors and state pastors. In fact, the counties and counties became emperors, and counties became kings. When they were happy, they linked up with each other and rebelled, and when they were angry, they merged with each other with strength. For a time, the princes of Gongun were fighting and attacking, and you just finished singing and I came on stage. At that time, Cao and Cao were preparing a banquet in a small pavilion, cooking wine with green plums and discussing heroes. Eighteen hundred years have passed, but this commentator agrees. Otherwise, these commentators would only cite the Sun family and his sons, Kong Ming, Gong Jin, Zhong Da, and even Yun Chang. However, I would say that at that time, the only person who could be called a hero was the great sage and mentor Zhang Jiao! He or she is doing what he or she is prepared to do, either to support his ancestors or to attach himself to the ministers. Although they have accomplished great things, they are just following people's influence, chasing fame and fortune, and pursuing selfishness and lust. They are not heroes! I look at Zhang Gong, who is far away from this generation. At that time, the Han Dynasty was in a state of corruption, the emperor was ignorant and the officials were cruel, the officials were rich and corrupt, the people were pitiful, and their lives were like grass. There is a song: Hair is like a leek, cut and reborn. The head is like a chicken, it crows again after being cut. Officials need not be feared, and ordinary people should never be taken lightly. Mencius said: He who loses the world loses his people; he who loses his people loses his heart. Therefore, the Han Dynasty lost its heart, and Zhang Gong followed the way of heaven! I say that Zhang Gong has five virtues: hanging a pot to help the world, giving talismans and giving water is his kindness; planting feathers to teach all over the world for ten years is his patience; responding to the world's sensation with one call is his wisdom; being willing to take extraordinary risks and rising up is his courage; having achieved wealth but not changing his original intention to be the leader of Guizhou is his kindness; ugh! What a pity, Mr. Zhang! There is no holiday! What a pity! Yellow scarf! The thief leaked his secret! The great achievements of the ages are finally completed. What is especially hateful is that in the past dynasties, acid scholars, flattery to Confucian scholars, slander and slander have actually turned heroes into demons, and wise and brave men into thieves. Thinking about it makes people sad. Using this as a wedge, I wrote this article, which makes my ears happy.
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