A Fierce and Sad Wind Rises

No time travel, no rebirth, partial layout, slow pace, group portraits, and a little bit of heroism. Instead of writing a grand narrative, it mainly writes about the personal growth of the characters. The narrative method is similar to "The Young Emperor" and "Li Zicheng", and the language is combined with plain language. Geography is real geography. Several relationships: people and themselves (consciousness), people and the world (compassion), people and others (others are hell). From Ma Long's Western Expedition to Liu Kun's death, it is divided into three parts. Historical events should not be changed, and the style of the times should be restored as much as possible, but sometimes they will be confused. For example, Liu Kun (270), Yao Yizhong (280), and Li Xiang (247) will participate in Malong's Western Expedition, but there is a somewhat logical relationship. Liu Kun's uncle Guo Yi was the governor of Yongzhou at the time, and Yao Yizhong and Li Xiang were both in Longyou; Tuoba Desert Khan would die a few years later. The first part: Malong's Western Expedition (Xianbei, Hexi, Zhi people, Qingqiang), partial martial arts; Luoyang Yuanri Dynasty Meeting and Jingu Garden (Tuoba Xianbei, Qixian Wang Sima You contended for the throne, Jingu Twenty-Four Friends), partial text, climax In the Tuoba Desert, Khan died and Sima You vomited blood and died; Emperor Wu died and Yang Jun assisted in the government. The first coup of the Eight Kings Rebellion was a combination of power and force; Part Two: The climax of the Eight Kings Rebellion, Sima Ji kills Sima Lun, Sima Yi kills Sima Ji, Sima Yong and Sima Ying kill Sima Yi, Sima Yue fights Sima Ying and Sima Yong, pure martial arts; Part Three: The founding of the Han Dynasty (this is why Li Xiang was introduced in the first part), Liu Yuan established the Han Dynasty, the Yongjia Rebellion, the annexation of Liu Kun and Tuoba Yilu, and the Langya Wang family assisted Sima Rui. There are probably at least 100 reference books.