The Legend of Soochow in the Three Kingdoms

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was divided into three parts. We have heard too much about the loyalty of Shu Han and the heroism of Cao Wei, but few people remember that south of the Yangtze River, there was a group of people who guarded half of the country with the blood of several generations. This is a retelling of the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of Soochow. Chen Ping, the lonely counselor of Yingchuan Academy. He has an almost cursed ability - he can see through everyone's fate, but he can't save anyone. He foresaw that Sun Jian's stubbornness would ruin him, but Sun Jian refused to listen; he read that Sun Ce's arrogance was a sign of death, and Sun Ce laughed it off; he saw through the cold calculation behind Sun Quan's forbearance, but he must help him to the end. Every prediction was correct, every warning failed. This is his tragedy - the greatest pain of a prophet is not that no one believes it, but that after everyone hears it, they still move towards the ending he saw. When Ling Tong was thirteen years old, his father was killed by Gan Ning with an arrow. For the next thirty years, two names were engraved on his blade: one was his enemy, who later became a comrade who stood in front of him; the other was himself, who could never escape the echo of the arrow that penetrated his father's chest. Sun Shangxiang, the only daughter of the Sun family. When her brother used her as a marriage pawn, she asked: "How many counties did you sell your sister to?" Then deep in the enemy camp, she personally built Soochow's most secret intelligence network. This is not an article reversing the verdict, nor is it historical evidence. This is a group epic that pays homage to Mr. Jin Yong - the unknown joys and sorrows of the heroes of Soochow that he said he wanted to write but didn't in the end. In those corners that are ignored by novels, there are people whose lives are more like legends than any legends.