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Zhuge Liang, courtesy name Kongming, was a statesman and military strategist in the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. He is indifferent and quiet yet passionate, resourceful and famous. As a military strategist, his methods of running the army and the Eight Formations were highly recognized by military strategists of all ages. As the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, he abided by etiquette, restrained officials, and used power prudently. He was an outstanding talent in governing the country. As the embodiment of wisdom, Zhuge Liang is deeply praised and commemorated by people. Many outstanding figures emerged in the late Han Dynasty, and Zhuge Liang was one of them. This book begins with Zhuge Liang's birth and marriage, and ends with his death in Wuzhangyuan. Taking Zhuge Liang's life as the main line, it panoramically reproduces a historical picture of the Three Kingdoms period when heroes came together and fought frequently. In order to restore the truth to history, and to restore the true appearance of historical figures such as Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei, and Zhou Yu, this book provides a dialectical explanation of many things that have been deified. This book is concise and profound, concise and powerful, and has a strong story. Reading this book feels like wandering in the ocean of wisdom, constantly absorbing nutrients, and thus gaining huge lessons.