The Five Chaos in China Come with the Three Kingdoms System

At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, Liu Yuan, a Xiongnu nobleman, took the lead in raising troops, which opened the prelude to the Five Husties' chaos in China. Hu Qi went south, and the Central Plains fell into a sea of ​​blood. Shi Le of the Jie tribe had a habit of massacring cities, trapping and killing people, and the Han people were driven out and slaughtered like a piece of grass. The Xianbei and Diqiang tribes trampled on them one after another, and the war in the north continued. The children of the Han family were reduced to slaves, tortured and killed, or used as food for the army. The fields were covered with bones, and there was no rooster crow for thousands of miles. The Hu people regarded the Han people as "two-legged sheep" and cooked food wantonly. Their cruelty shocked the annals of history. The clothing civilization of the Central Plains was almost destroyed, darkness enveloped the earth, and the Han people howled for survival under the iron hoof. Modern man Li Yang traveled through the Three Kingdoms system and initially had five sword and shield soldiers. They gradually grew up and finally ended the troubled times.