Fire of the Three Kingdoms

"The War of the Three Kingdoms - Ten Battles to Build a Tripod" In the early days of Jian'an, locust plagues engulfed Yanyu, and beacon smoke filled the Yellow River. Yuan Shao's 100,000 soldiers overwhelmed Guandu, and Cao Cao's 30,000 remaining soldiers guarded the earthen fortress. The balance of the troubled times began to tilt in the sea of ​​swords and fire since the first key battle. These were not ten isolated battles: a fire in Wuchao burned down Yuan's army's food route and also burned out Cao Cao's northern hegemony; a charge from Baimapo killed Yan Liang and broke through the siege, shattering Yuan's dream of unification; Chibi filled the river with flames, Sun and Liu Lianzhou defeated Cao, and the world began to show signs of separation; Yiling Company's camp fire burned down the Shu Han's eastward expedition, and finally the tripartite power of the Three Kingdoms was forged in the flames of war. Here are the conspiracies of the big shots: Cao Cao wandered through the night in the secret room of Xudu, betting on life and death between "saving the white horse" and "protecting the food road"; Guo Jia fell ill and handed over a blood-stained silk book, and used the clever strategy of "feigning to attack Yanjin" to break the situation; Zhuge Liang borrowed the wind and Zhou Yu made plans, and every decision affected the direction of the world. There are also the persistence of the little people: the veteran Zhao San crushed the loess at the Guandu earth fortress and saved half a piece of wild vegetable cake for the recruits; the messenger Zhang Yuan broke out from Yan Liang's army and protected a blood letter with his brother's life; the grain officer Wang Jie stared at the empty grain hoard and sighed, struggling to grow old between "mixing wild vegetables" and "stabilizing the morale of the army." From the Guandu earth fort to the Chibi River wind, from the flooding of Fancheng to the burning of Yiling, the ten battles were like ten quenchings, forging the ambitions of the princes and the fate of the people. When the war gradually died down, the three-point pattern was finally formed, and the loyalty, courage, strategy and concern hidden in the light of swords and shadows have long been engraved in the bones and blood of the Three Kingdoms.