The Lin of the Three Kingdoms Lurks in the Abyss

He was Sima Shi's only son, but he was almost treated as a baby girl when he was born - half an hour after the fifth sister, he came into the world and became the "unnecessary tenth son" of the Sima family. His mother Xia Houhui named him "Lin", hoping that he would live a prosperous life like a mythical beast. But when he was six years old, he hid in a secret room and heard with his own ears that his uncle Sima Zhao strangled his mother to death in the cave; when he was seven years old, he saw his father, Sima Shi, kneeling in front of the mourning hall, holding the blood-stained family jade pendant in his hand without saying a word. From that moment on, Sima Lin understood one thing - in this family, truth is meant to be buried, and hatred is meant to be swallowed. He married Xun Yu's granddaughter, the Cao family's eldest daughter, Xia Houxuan's daughter, and finally married Liu Chan's princess on his way to flee Shu. With four marriages and four positions, his life became a web entangling Wei and Shu. On the day Sima Zhao deposed the emperor, he and Xiahou Ba fled thousands of miles together and watched all the mountains and rivers change owners on the Yinping Ancient Road. Before Sima Shi died in the battle, he put the last secret into his palm: "Your mother... Was not killed by me, the murderer was your second uncle. But father, please... Don't destroy this family." He was supposed to kill his enemy with his own hands, but instead he put down the sword in front of Sima Zhao's bedside. It's not forgiveness, but looking beyond hatred and seeing beyond. When the Sima family finally had the surname Sima, he chose to return to his hometown in Hanoi and said in front of his mother's grave: "Mother, I did not become a slave to power." A story about tolerance, escape, forgiveness and self-improvement.