The whole text just starts with a sentence and a coin.
"In the first year of Xianxi, the Lord then moved to Luoyang. In the Spring and Autumn Period of Han, Jin and Jin Dynasties, it was said: The people from the Wei Palace in Shu gave generals who had no wives. Li Zhaoyi said: 'I can't be humiliated twice or three times.' So he committed suicide." "Three Kingdoms" tells a story in one sentence. What kind of character and persistence did the woman have that made her abandon her cowardly and surrendering husband and die generously for the country?
Taiping Hundred Coins, Shiping Hundred Coins and Dingping Hundred Coins, who, with such deep obsession, carved the oath of rise and fall on the little Adu?
Hence this inexplicable article, and the characters' emotions that became more and more complex as it was written.
Liu Chan resented Zhuge Liang and also admired Zhuge Liang.
As the famous quote in the article says, he is jealous and resentful of him, and as the whole article implies, he thinks about him all the time.
He loves Li Zhaoyi, but he is also jealous of Li Zhaoyi because she can live her life into what she thinks the person she admires wants her to be.
But he can't.
Intention: To torture Adou