At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, eunuchs had exclusive power and heroes competed in the Central Plains. After a series of fierce power maneuvers, strategies, force, and battles between people, finally, as Wolong Zhuge Liang said, the world was divided into three parts, with three pillars: Shu founded by Liu Bei, a descendant of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wu founded by Sun Quan, the overlord of Jiangdong, and Wei founded by Cao Cao, the emperor who ordered the princes. However, the battle has not stopped. The three parties of Wei, Shu and Wu are still trying to eliminate the other two parties and unify the world while preserving their own strength. Heroes emerge in troubled times, but the heroes are eventually wiped out by the waves, and success or failure turns into nothing. But I don't know how many heroes were buried under three feet of loess before they were written down in history. This can only be left to future generations to pay tribute to...