Military Generals Will Add Points Starting from the Three Kingdoms

I came across a historical article by chance and clicked on it to tell the story. The author may not be that proficient in the humanistic environment and the history of the Three Kingdoms at that time. In this case, it is better to write a fantasy article instead of a historical article. First of all, the first well-known figure in the Three Kingdoms, Cheng Yu, appears in your article. His real name is Cheng Li. Cheng Yu was named after Cao Cao. I think you wrote the book in 184. So the Yellow Turban Rebellion at that time was just a game between the wealthy families and the imperial power, no matter who was involved. Even from a humble family like Cheng Li, it would be impossible for him to sit at the same table with you after hearing you say such treacherous words. The politically correct author of The Four Hundred Years of Han Dynasty did not understand that in 184, it may have been a battle of heroes in the game, but in the historical context, there was no doubt that the imperial power was gradually replaced by the gentry. But the world was firmly controlled by the scholar-bureaucrat class. In those days, it was certain that a dove occupying a magpie's nest would not receive any support, let alone a protagonist with no reputation and no background. Not even a humble family. I suggest the author change the introduction. If you stick to history, you won't be able to read it. If it's a fan of the Three Kingdoms game, it's okay.

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Is the water tanker used for irrigation as a fan?