Bandit report
Give me papaya and give me Qiongju in return. It is always good to be rewarded by bandits.
Give me peaches and give me Qiong Yao. It is always good to be rewarded by bandits.
Give me wood and plums, and give me Qiongjiu in return. It is always good to be rewarded by bandits.
——"The Book of Songs·National Style·Weifeng·Papaya"
If you feel powerless to complain about the innocent, lively, beautiful and kind-hearted Saint Mary Sue, then create a paranoid, extreme, cold-blooded and murderous bad woman. This is a story about the intersection between Zhuge Liang and a killer. In it, history, romance, and blood are mixed. Please think twice before entering. The main text is roughly divided into four parts. Due to laziness, the names of these four parts are directly borrowed from "Papaya".
The first part is from Bowang to the prime minister inspecting the four counties and taking in Chen Huan, who was hunted down for rebelling against Cao Cao.
The second part repays Qiong Ju and writes about Guan Yu's defeat in Maicheng. During this period, Chen Huan repaid his kindness and served as the Prime Minister's saddle.
The third part is the bandit report, written until the end of the Southern Expedition. Chen Huan's feelings towards the Prime Minister were in transition from pure gratitude to admiration and concern.
The fourth part, which I always thought was good, was written until the prime minister died of illness in Wuzhangyuan, and his wife passed away. Chen Huan was killed by Qin Shu when he was chasing Sima Yi.
(If there is still time, the extra story "Shui Li" will continue the story of Zhuge Zhan, the brocade princess Liu Yuan, and Chen Huan's adopted daughter Chen Yang.)
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