My Day in the Three Kingdoms

In the winter of the thirteenth year of Jian'an, the war in Chibi burned the river, and the world was overturned. Ahe, a resident of Yingchuan Village, is just the most ordinary speck of dust in troubled times. Just because of a promise, he spent twelve whole hours traveling hundreds of miles across Xudu, breaking through checkpoints, martial law, official walls, and class barriers. In one day, he saw the coldness of the court, the ups and downs of the nobles, the indifference of the officials, and the chaos of the refugees. What he sent out was not a shocking secret, but a gentle advice from a hermit to persuade people to be humble. Throughout the ages, the Three Kingdoms have been filled with heroes and great changes. On this day alone, I write to the silent people in troubled times, the ants who keep their word, and the mortals who survive.