The Age of the Yellow Sky

I just watched a video on Douyin that was specifically explained from the perspective of the Yellow Turban Army (common people). After watching it, my previous world view of the Three Kingdoms was shaken. A group of poor people were forced to starve to death, so dozens of millions of people picked up hoes and sticks to seek justice for their future, while those so-called heroes (Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and other heroes) used their heads to make contributions. When Liu Bei was treated unfairly, the people gathered to protest against him, and the reason was just because Liu Bei would not exploit them. These poor people had not seen a good official in that era who would not exploit them, so when Liu Bei was treated unfairly, they gathered together to protest against him. But the so-called rebels (Yellow Turban Army) were not only treated unfairly.

The fictional novels of the Three Kingdoms are basically based on the gentry. It's not that they are not good to read, but they are aesthetically tired. It's all the same, and some authors write it down, and it becomes a character collection game. The starting point of the novel is very good, "Yellow Turban Uprising". To be honest, I never thought I could write like this about joining the Yellow Turban Army. It can be regarded as changing my view of the Yellow Turban Army. I used to think that they were a rebellious party (after all, they were uneducated, so their quality was uneven, and when the chaos really broke out, they also committed a lot of evil). After all, the "Yellow Turban Rebellion" that I had seen in the Three Kingdoms before was all described as the "Yellow Turban Rebellion". If you think about it carefully, this chaos is also aimed at the rule of the emperor and the family to rule the world. Even without this chaos, the people of the world would not be living well. This does not conform to the law of historical development, but the author's writing style is good and his thinking is clear, at least I can understand it. Xu An grew up step by step and became more in line with that era. Later, he gradually forgot his own experience in the original world, which was very in line with reality. The Age of Huang Tian will probably never be seen again, after all, today's society has not yet reached that state. Summary: It's great, come on, author

The author is now writing full-time, but I still hope that everyone can subscribe and support it. This book does not have any cheats such as systems. Because it is a novel originating from the Yellow Turbans, it may be a bit slow to catch on. In the Taihang Mountains chapter, familiar characters from the Three Kingdoms will appear in turn. The writing skills of newcomers' novels may not be strong enough, so I hope you readers will give me some advice. I will read every post posted in the book review area carefully. I hope all book friends can calm down and read Xu An's story

This novel is really worth reading. First of all, the protagonist, as a member of the Yellow Turban Army, slowly grows from a small soldier to a figure who can dominate the world. During this process, everything he goes through is more in line with common sense and does not make too many mistakes. Secondly, the protagonist's position has always been very clear. He fights on the side of the working people, which can be said to be unique among the Three Kingdoms time travel and rebirth novels. Thirdly, the protagonist has a clear understanding of institutional reforms and does not copy modern systems. All systems have their objective principles and conditions for existence. Unlike some protagonists in Three Kingdoms novels, they directly copy the modern system as soon as they travel through time. The protagonist has a clear understanding of system reform; finally, the plot of the war is wonderfully described, although it is a bit too much. In short, this novel is considered a fine novel among the novels of the Three Kingdoms. It is very interesting and worth recommending.

I have filial sons Lu Bu and Wang Mang, and an adopted son Ran Min. The prince Sima Zhong, the second son Liu Shao, the third son Yang Guang, and the fourth son Zhao Kuo. The second brother Li Shimin and the third brother Zhao Guangyi. Sworn brothers Liu Bang and Xiang Yu. Imperial uncle Liu Bei, fourth uncle Zhu Di, in-law Li Yuan, and regent Dorgon. State religion: White Lotus Sect, Tiandi Hui; State teachers: Shen Gongbao, Yao Guangxiao, Fan Wencheng. Offer sacrifices to the main gods, the god of plague, the god of disaster, the god of locusts, and the god of drought. The country of brothers: the Xiongnu Maodun Chanyu, the military minister Chanyu, and the Yizhixie Chanyu. Temujin and Kublai Khan of Mongolia. Later Jin Nurhaci, Emperor Taiji of the Qing Dynasty, Yelu Abaoji and Yelu Deguang of the Liao Dynasty. Wanyan Aguda, Wanyan Sheng, and Wanyan Dan of the Jin Kingdom, Li Sigong and Li Yuanhao of the Xixia Dynasty, France, England, and Tsarist Russia. Empress Dowager Cixi, Empress Dowager Xiao Chuo. Empress Wu Zetian, imperial concubine Lu Fei, imperial concubine Jia Nanfeng, beloved concubine Su Daji. Prime Minister Dong Zhuo on the left, Prime Minister Cao Cao on the right. Grand Sima Sima Yi, Taishi Li Si, Taiwei Jia Sidao, Taibo Qin Hui, Finance Minister He Kun. General manager of the palace: Zhao Gao, Wang Zhen, Wei Zhongxian, Zhang Rang, Zhao Zhong, the ten permanent servants, and Liu Jin, the Eight Tigers. Read with Huang Chao and Hong Xiuquan. Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Yuan Shikai, Army Commander Ao Bai, Marshal Xing Daorong, General Pan Feng, Generals An Lushan, Shi Jingtang, Sima Zhao, and Beijing General Zhao Kuangyin. Supervising the army Li Fuguo, the vanguard general Zhu Quanzhong. Liang Yi and Wu Sangui, the generals guarding the city. Taibao Yang Guozhong and grain transport officer Gou An. Upright officials: Lu Buwei, Liang Yi, Shi Chong, Chen Ziqiang, Cai Jing, Yan Song. Good people: Chen Sheng, Wu Guang, Zhang Jiao, Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong. Han Shantong, Liu Futong. I have a loving mother above me, a filial son below me, loving husband and wife, deep brotherhood, a sage king and wise ministers, a loyal and famous general, clear seas and rivers, and the people live and work in peace and contentment. Why should I worry about the uncertainty of the world? I don't know if any of you, my dear friends, have any good ministers or generals, or strange people and strangers who can add/recommend to me. I will work with you to create a century-old hegemony that lasts for thousands of generations and lasts forever.

Corruption! Misery! It ends today! The sky is dead, Han Zuo will die! Although we don't have strong soldiers, we still have the people of the world! China will be stained with blood and will not give up! Heaven is dead, Huang Tian shall stand! At the age of Jiazi, the world will be blessed!

The most important thing in learning history is the view of official history! I don't know much from the comment section. You don't want Ren Minshi's view of history. Are you starting before you are an elite? I recommend you take a good look at Mr. Gu Cheng's History of the Southern Ming Dynasty!

To be honest, I have read a lot of books about the Yellow Turbans of the Three Kingdoms, but so far I have not found one with the theme of revolution. It would be great if someone wrote one! Learn from Taizu to develop fame and wisdom, supplement it with industry and commerce, step by step, recruit some famous generals, and some famous ministers can also recruit some like-minded people, open up borders and split the soil, promote China's prestige, it is a dream of the Three Kingdoms 😳

Let's also talk about Liu Bei's theory of benevolence and righteousness. Today's netizens are brainwashed after reading Baidu Zhihu content. Yesterday Cao Cao was a butcher and today he has become a man. Yesterday Liu Bei was a hypocrite, today he has become a true saint. That's almost it. Three warlords are fighting in a melee. Liu Bei's moral bottom line is high and he becomes a saint? If we say that Liu Bei is perseverant, fights against each other despite repeated defeats, and refuses to give up, then it would be fair to say that he can boast of benevolence and righteousness. Those who are truly benevolent and righteous in troubled times have already sent it first.

I think the Han court is too united. Cao Cao has a record of massacres and is suspicious by nature. The Sun family and his son also committed massacres in Jiangdong, so Liu Bei is better. And there are so many veterans vying for power.