Biography of the Great Sage Teacher

In the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, natural disasters occurred one after another, plagues were rampant, the imperial court sold its officials, and powerful powers competed for mergers and acquisitions. A young farm boy from the countryside of Julu saw his relatives die from epidemics, his neighbors starve from famine, and his father was kicked down by a clerk while he was kneeling in front of the county government office. From then on, he began to ask a question that he could not avoid in his life: Why doesn't God care? This long official historical novel uses historical materials such as "Book of the Later Han Dynasty" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" as its bones and rational fiction as its flesh and blood, and completely presents Zhang Jiao's life from birth to death due to illness. The book is divided into five volumes: from the childhood enlightenment in the Julu countryside, to traveling around the world in search of the way to peace, to the founding of the Taiping Tao, sending eight disciples to preach in eight states, setting up 36 places, and gathering hundreds of thousands of believers, until the uprising in the Jiazi year, the earthquake in eight states, the fire attack of Changshe, Guangzong was trapped, died in the army, and finally concluded with the remnants of the Yellow Turbans and the echoes of history. This is not only Zhang Jiao's personal biography, but also a slice of an era - plague, famine, party imprisonment, civil unrest, how the Eastern Han Empire collapsed internally, and how the Three Kingdoms began in blood and fire. The book includes not only the appearances of historical figures such as Huangfu Song, Lu Zhi, and Cao Cao, but also the intertwined fates of low-class refugees, missionary disciples, and ordinary soldiers. It strives to develop a warm and flesh-and-blood literary narrative based on the framework of official history.