Zhuge Kongming in the Eyes of a Book Boy

An Yan, a seven-year-old boy, walked into the Longzhong thatched cottage and stayed with Zhuge Liang for twenty-seven years. There is no magical plan, only a map coughing up blood under the lamp; there is no clever plan, only muddy footprints on the field ridge. Through the eyes of a book boy, he saw the mortal man who was working hard under the altar. The book uses a first-person bystander narration, strictly adheres to historical facts, uses restrained line drawings, and restores the social life of the Three Kingdoms with daily details. It does not deify or preach, but allows people to understand that divinity is given by humans.