The Phoenix’s Book of the Three Kingdoms

Alas, I still can't let go of the fact that the heroine died in childbirth. Even if the heroine died in the war or died of illness, I would not be so unforgettable.

Reading this, my heart is full of melancholy. I wanted to leave after scoring, but suddenly I couldn't help but feel refreshed. Duke Xuande lost his daughter again. The author did not write down the behavior of Duke Xuande at that time, but Shufeng was already his biological daughter, and the grief in his heart must have been as much as the loss of filial piety, or even worse. Mr. Xun and Shufeng really love each other, and they don't know how much sadness they will have. From this point of view, it is really sad. Shufeng's death is reasonable, unexpected and regrettable. In that world, there are only a few history books, but there must be one biography that will record the miraculous life of this talented woman from heaven. I just lamented that the Han Emperor lost his daughter, and Xun Jun lost his wife. What a tragedy, Juanmei lost her eldest sister again, and Adou failed to fulfill his promise. Alas, the world is no longer with Shufeng! ——"The Biography of He Shufeng" (made up)

Alas, I finally finished this article... How can I put it this way? The whole article has a sense of fate that cannot be changed. It is obvious that there is gunpowder that transcends the times, and the travelers who can see through the future and the warships of distant countries, but this is not a battle for hegemony that can destroy everything on the battlefield and the outcome can be observed. When I read the article, I was always worried that the heroine can really change history? Is it true that the future we know will never happen again? I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the ending, but I had no real feeling. Is it really over? Has that future really been changed? Shufeng died in childbirth—a reasonable but unexpected death method for the protagonist. After more than a hundred chapters, the time traveler who was destined to be destined to be incompatible with the world was finally integrated into this world and became a member of it. In fact, she was lucky. Although she was living in troubled times, she met her lord, so she could still retain some of her persistence as a modern person, and could follow her own ideas without worrying about certain things when she felt bad. She met Liu Bei as soon as she appeared on the scene, so she had no contact with him. Amid the horrors of troubled times and the dark side of human nature, she met a group of top people in this era, so she still retained her kindness, which was good. Although she was changing herself to adapt to this era, she didn't want to look back and find that she was a completely different person from the beginning. When I first read the comments, it was said that the heroine died in childbirth. I was still complaining that the author didn't want to write it and it ended badly. Is there really such an ending for the protagonist? But at the end, although I sighed, I couldn't say that this article was unfinished. The story has been explained clearly, and the story from Shufeng's perspective has come to an end. I can only say that it is a bit sighing. Finally, I really want to see the sequel to this parallel world after being changed by Shufeng. I really want to see the comments of later generations of netizens on the Three Kingdoms in their parallel world, on Liu Bei who successfully restored the Han Dynasty, on Ji Han's three provinces and six departments of gunpowder warships, and on Shufeng, a female counselor who left a strong mark on the Three Kingdoms.

The heroine likes to hide Liu Bei's secrets so much that she doesn't even remember things that happened to her several times.

Alas, I finally finished this article... How can I put it this way? The whole article has a sense of fate that cannot be changed. It is obvious that there is gunpowder that transcends the times, and the travelers who can see through the future and the warships of distant countries, but this is not a battle for hegemony that can destroy everything on the battlefield and the outcome can be observed. When I read the article, I was always worried that the heroine can really change history? Is it true that the future we know will never happen again? I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the ending, but I had no real feeling. Is it really over? Has that future really been changed? Shufeng died in childbirth—a reasonable but unexpected death method for the protagonist. After more than a hundred chapters, the time traveler who was destined to be destined to be incompatible with the world was finally integrated into this world and became a member of it. In fact, she was lucky. Although she was living in troubled times, she met her lord, so she could still retain some of her persistence as a modern person, and she could follow her own ideas without scruples when she felt bad. She met Liu Bei as soon as she appeared on the scene, so she had not been exposed to the horrors of troubled times and the dark side of human nature.

My favorite here in the whole book, this poem is particularly interesting to use here

Hey, I couldn't help but watch the ending first. Difficult childbirth... Although... I don't really accept it, but... I always feel that the author can write something profound... I hope the author doesn't disappoint me here. (IF)

The process of reading this article can be regarded as bizarre and tortuous. By chance, I saw an introduction from a friend in a Tieba post: After the heroine became successful at the age of twenty-eight, she dumped the original hero and eloped with an uncle who was more than ten years older than her... Such a... Scary introduction. But it made me remember the name of this strange male protagonist in this book—Xun Chen. This was three years ago. After that, I left romance and switched to non-CP, and my love for the Three Kingdoms was also suppressed. I could only lie in the pit of Feng Chuan and the disabled man day after day, waiting eagerly for the author's update. After memorizing Romance of the Three Kingdoms for the college entrance examination... I fell in love with the Three Kingdoms again for no reason. Three years ago, I was just reading fan fiction and reading history books for my own entertainment, but now I have learned about Tieba and started playing Weibo. I followed a few forums related to the Three Kingdoms, and also followed a group of radio accounts. Listening to the ridicule of fellow fans from all walks of life, and occasionally seeing the masterpieces of great masters, I felt a different kind of warmth and comfort. It was at this time that I saw a friend on Weibo recommending "Anecdotes of the Three Kingdoms". I am a person who has never watched Danmei. During the six years of Meng Three Kingdoms, I have never thought of giving them a CP. At most, I watched the Three Kingdoms fan fiction that was used for entertainment back then, a combination of time-traveling women x Three Kingdoms people. I only learned about the hodgepodge of Danmei CP in the Three Kingdoms in the past three months. When I saw Pure Love on the label... I refused. But... The big copywriting is too attractive. "After four hundred years of imperial glory, four hundred years of rituals and music before they collapsed" This sentence touched me deeply! Isn't this the best explanation of the Three Kingdoms?! Finally... I glanced at the catalog cautiously. There is Xuanliang. Good! Look! Because... When I fell into the Xuanliang pit... I was debating whether to find fanfics or not. After reading the first chapter... I feel like I will never get out again. Although there are too many characters in the Three Kingdoms, and if you want to write them out one by one, it is inevitable that the characters will have similar personalities that are difficult to distinguish, but the author's writing power is really amazing! Especially the description of Liu Bei, I finally saw the words that best fit the image of Liu Bei in my mind!! It took me three months to read through the author's short stories intermittently, and then I focused on this only novel. I guessed that it must be a romance. In recent years, I have never wanted to watch female protagonists who only know how to fall in love, so I ignored this article from the beginning. However, I have read a lot of the author's other articles... And I am exhausted... So... I flipped through the copy. Assist Liu Bei! Ah?! Assist! Liu Bei! Ouch! Look! I love Liu Bei in capital letters the most! Looking further down, the male protagonist comes out in Chapter 34... Okay! There are more than thirty chapters to read! Start! A very unique first-person writing method, a very simple way of description and textual explanation, especially... I like it! Is this time of the Three Kingdoms suitable for romance every day?! The heroine "methodically" adapted to life and transformed the economy. It is obvious that the author has a deep understanding of the Three Kingdoms. She was very happy to read the semi-science popularization (so much so that she forgot about the hero). Until Sun XX said his name was Xun Chen... I... Suddenly I remembered that tweet from back then... Exm?! Take two deep breaths... Read the ending... Difficult childbirth... Isn't it a happy reunion on a bad street?! Look! I stayed up late to finish reading it in two days. The mood... Is very heavy. But it's not because of the heroine's death. This is the second time that I saw the heroine of the Three Kingdoms writing so well. Not talking about the writing style, not the literary talent, but the theme. In Shufeng's heart, her lord Liu Bei always comes first, and in her heart, her family, country, and world are her final pursuits. The heroine treats all the characters in the Three Kingdoms with admiration and pity unique to future generations. Therefore, she tried her best to save everyone, just to save this possible tragedy. I think this is a kind of great love. There may be differences towards Xun Chen, but... It's more of a pity. As the author said: "I bet my whole life that everything has changed." What Shufeng wants to do most is not to pick up any big shot in the Three Kingdoms, or to worry about who should love, but to change. Change! Has she changed? A lot has been changed. Has she changed? No, nowhere... No regrets. Zhou Yu eventually died young, Lu Su still died of illness in the army, Guan Yu still couldn't escape his Maicheng, and He Shufeng still couldn't escape the birth risks of ancient times. I bet my whole life that everything has changed. Unfortunately, there will always be regrets in the world. So... It's good for her to finish her life like this. Thanks again to the author! I didn't dare to put it off until a few weeks later, for fear that I would forget everything I wanted to say, so I stayed up late to finish it anyway.

Tears, dystocia. . . Support Xun Chen to travel to modern times and send blades to the author. . .

He Shufeng, for this era, you came and went suddenly. At first, you were uneasy when you were forced to stay in this era. You wanted to go home. You did not belong to this era where wars were constant and people were dying. You were forced to follow Liu Bei from the time you led people across the river. At this time, you are drifting with the tide, and the thought of going home supports you. By chance, you will save Xu's mother, meet Xu Shu, and meet Liu Bei. This series is really a coincidence. Slowly, you have more and more contact with Liu Bei, and you also succumb to his charm, regard him as your lord, and want to help him achieve great things. During this period, you saved many people and changed the fate of many people. You couldn't bear to see their death, but what about yourself? Did you imagine it would end like this in this era? When you see others suffering, you will feel sad and cry. After you leave, who will be sad for you and cry for you? You worked so hard to plan for Liu Bei. Even as a woman in that feudal era, you couldn't hide your shining light, but in the end you fell like this. It is unbelievable, unforeseen and logical that such an outstanding person died in childbirth. It's sad and funny at the same time. Is it because the sperm quality of the fifty-year-old man is too poor, which leads to poor embryo quality and difficult labor? I'm sad for you, sad that you can't write more chapters of life; but I'm also happy for you, that man who became more and more majestic in the feudal era, that lord who became His Majesty the Emperor. There was already a gap between you and him, but I didn't expect that it would be your passing that would eliminate the gap. All the conflicts between you and Liu Bei stopped at the moment of your death. The lord you felt unable to persuade, the situation you felt was deadlocked, everything seemed to have been accelerated after your death. Is this the bad taste of the world? What thoughts will you have at the last moment of your life? Regret or remorse? Everything has gone with the wind when you left.