The Rise and Fall of the Spring and Autumn Period

(Note: This novel will be presented to readers in the form of imitation of ancient language. Friends who like ancient Chinese can try to read it) The power of the world will inevitably divide if it is united for a long time, and it will unite if it is divided for a long time. From Dingding in Daliang, Zuo Zuo was passed down for hundreds of years. In the last years of Wude, Chao Gang was released and his power was stolen. Outside, there are strong prisoners knocking at the pass, and the cavalry goes south; inside, there are loyal and good people who are wronged, and unjust prisons are frequent. At this time, in the wilderness, there are heroes rising up; in counties and counties, there are righteous men who have made alliances with their blood. Between the light of the sword and the shadow of the sword, victory or defeat is uncertain; between loyalty and evil, good and evil, life and death are unpredictable. On the day of success, suspicion has arisen; on the day of fame, misfortune lurks. Before the external troubles are settled, internal strife breaks out again, and wars continue and the people are devastated. Those who read this book can see the integrity of loyal ministers, the ambition of heroes, the courage of soldiers, and the wisdom of counselors. Either he died generously, staining his robes with blood, or he endured the humiliation and waited for the right time. In the palace, there are the tears of emperors; on the battlefield, there are the souls of heroes. The rise and fall of a thousand years are all written in jokes; the Spring and Autumn Period are all written down. As the saying goes: The smoke of war in Heluo has now dissipated, and success or failure has turned to nothing.