Fifty Questions on Compatibility for Fanfic Writers (Xun Song & Lu Ji)

Assumptions:

1. In the eyes of people from the time, works like Records of the Three Kingdoms and Book of Wu are all fan fiction.

2. In the eyes of people from the time, any work or behavior that imitates people, texts, schemes, or relationships from the Three Kingdoms era is fan fiction.

Some scenes are based on real events. There are lots of wild plot twists and alternate interpretations.

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Inspired by how Three Kingdoms topics have been sparking arguments lately. I'm curious what the real people and their descendants would think of modern people's debates.

Also inspired by how RPS fan fiction usually asks people not to involve the real people.

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Close friends, good taste.

The Three Kingdoms pairings are fairly obvious. The joke is that later generations write things down, and their ancestors get caught in the crossfire.

The theme of the pairings between figures from the Western Jin period is