Late Han Dynasty: the Yellow Turbans Will Never Be Destroyed and the Family Will Be Overthrown
汉末：黄巾不灭，干翻世家
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- 322k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
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- Qidian
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I feel that accepting Liu Bei is a failure and he is naturally antagonistic.
Liu Bei, a white-eyed wolf, is not well-fed.
Some people oppose power because they themselves are not powerful
He shouts doctrine, but his actions are all business and calculation.
A bit outrageous
The essence of the Yellow Turban Uprising was actually that Zhang Jiao was driven into despair by Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty before he revolted. Before that, Zhang Jiao was bent on becoming a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty. Even the book Taiping Jing may have been given to him by Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty. Although the Yellow Turban Army has the natural justice of the peasant uprising, the Yellow Turbans are really indifferent to people's affairs. The powerful scholars dare not fight, and they only harm the common people.
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Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?