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Liu Bei, "Here we go, another one." Guan Yu, "About this matter..." Zhang Fei, "Do you have any wine?" Zhao Yun, "The little deer bumps into each other." Liu Yixun, "I have to be aloof! I can't let them think they can get me easily." China has lasted for five thousand years, and a twenty-four history can't describe the romances of thousands of characters. Describing shapes and drawings, the book goes without saying. Simple question, rich history. When I see a name, I cannot see the sixty-year song. Ask a question and get no hypothetical outcome. All that can be done is to understand the deeds, to lean on the railing against the moon, to look at the wind... That's all, but it's more than that. I am not young now, and I boast that I have read a lot, but there is not a word I want to say. There is no work that can let others see what I have read in the book? The reason why I chose the Three Kingdoms is that I have been fascinated by it since I was a child, and I know it relatively well. I even wrote several related stories when I was in school. I am here for Liu Bei's "Don't neglect a good deed because it is too small", for the Prime Minister's "crying in tears and not knowing what to say", for Taoyuan's oath, and for Bo Yue's "but there is Yuanzhi, not Angelica". For that spirit, for the unswerving determination of the three generations, the tragic relay. Maybe this work can't express it, but I hope the story starts from here. It starts with Liu Bei's rescue of Xuzhou. Book club group: 973332501