In the third year of Jianning in the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the beautiful spring village of Longxi, ten-year-old Abao took the last basket of sugar cakes steamed by his mother. She didn't know that this sweet taste would become a dream that she would never get back in her life.
When the Qiang war broke out in his hometown, A Bao was separated from his relatives while fleeing. He only carried three pieces of candy cakes that were broken into petals and embarked on the road of search. From Liangzhou to Xuchang, from Hanzhong to the Qiang region, she witnessed how the beacon fire of the Yellow Turban Uprising swallowed up the smoke of ordinary people, how many displaced people were behind the epic Battle of Guandu, and how many families that could never be reunited were scattered by the east wind in Chibi.
After sixty years of wandering in troubled times, she went from a carefree girl to a doctor who healed the injured; from an orphan who only knew how to find her relatives, she understood the true meaning of the Feng family's "protecting the common people". On this long road, she met loyal ministers who were determined to revive the Han Dynasty, got acquainted with generous righteous men from the Qiang region, and rescued countless ordinary people who were crushed by the times like her.
"The dog is jumping, the cat is making noise, my little baby is eating candy cakes..." When this nursery rhyme sounded again, Abao finally understood: Some searches are not for reunion, but for inheritance; some revenge is not about killing enemies with one hand, but to complete the unfinished wishes of the deceased.
Purpose: Rewrite the history of the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of female civilians, and see the ordinary people behind the epic