The story of the Three Kingdoms does not involve much love, but is more about ambition, ambition and the war between men, although it is written from a woman's perspective. The heroine is not Mary Sue. She comes from a noble family. What she wants in her heart is a normal life with children and grandchildren around her knees, but she is placed in the general trend of the world.
What is the world? Why do countless people invest their lives for the sake of the world? What is the difference between Liu Bei's world and Cao Cao's world? Is the party that thinks it is just really just?
Is Zhuge Liang really like the sage in the novel? Marrying Huang Yueying was just because of her family background. The real purpose was to enter the Jingzhou gentry through marriage? Liu Bei seemed to have gained a right-hand man during his three visits to the thatched cottage. Could it be that Kong Ming was using Liu Bei to realize his ideals?
Many seemingly useless characters also have their own thoughts, and seemingly vigorous characters also have their own flaws. I am a pervert, and I like to explore the various psychology of characters, whether they are shadowy or positive.
Can that little woman named Xia Chu live out her life peacefully? What kind of world is the world like in early Xia? That starts from the autumn of the twelfth year of Jian'an...