Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms: Bones of Common People

This is not a biography of emperors and generals, it is an epic about ordinary people struggling to survive in troubled times. In 175 AD, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the empire was on the verge of collapse. Chen An, a young scholar from Luoyang Imperial Academy, Luo Meng, a deserter from the Youzhou border, and Gu Aman, the son of a ship merchant from Qiantang, Jiangdong, three young people who had never met each other were involved in a turmoil that lasted for a hundred years by the torrent of the times. They are the dust of history. Chen An lost his ideals in the whirlpool of power, Luo Meng looked for a way to survive in the mountains of corpses and blood, and Gu Aman guarded the family's merchant ship in the flames of war. The Yellow Turban Uprising, Dong Zhuo's rebellion in Beijing, and the Battle of Chibi, behind every major historical event, there are their broken dreams. They are the cornerstone of the family. The world is divided into three parts. The war has stopped but the chill is getting worse. The Chen family walked on thin ice in the court of Cao Wei, the Luo family struggled on the plank road of Shuhan, and the Gu family expanded the sea route amidst the storms of Soochow. The destinies of three generations are intertwined in Hanzhong, Jingzhou, and Yiling. For the survival of the family, they have to make the cruelest choice. They are footnotes of the times. The Sima family usurped the Wei Dynasty, the Shu Han Dynasty was destroyed, and Soochow Wu surrendered. The world is finally unified, but new shadows have grown under the prosperity of Luoyang. The older generation is dying, and the new generation is confused. When they look back on the past, they find that all the heroic hegemony has finally turned into a few jokes on the Yuqiao River. Spanning 115 years, three generations, three families, a history of the Three Kingdoms. Here, you can see real flesh and blood and hear the breath of history.