The Chronicles of Wei Wu: If Heaven Does Not Perish, Cao Wu Will Surely Rise.

"The Chronicles of Wei and Wu" is set against the backdrop of the troubled times of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and tells a complete story of Cao Cao's rise from humble beginnings, conquering the Central Plains, and laying the foundation for hegemony. The book abandons stereotyped narratives and truly restores Cao Cao's step-by-step growth from fighting against Dong alone, dormant in Chenliu, to pacifying the Yellow Turbans and unifying Yanzhou, and carefully portrays his heroic background of repeated defeats, forbearance, and stability while seeking hegemony. The book completely restores the key changes in the troubled times such as the collapse of the Jujube Alliance, the bloody battle with Lu Bu in Puyang, the locust plague, the recovery of Yantu, the coveting of Xuzhou, and the plan to welcome the emperor. It gives a panoramic view of the troubled times in the late Han Dynasty when the feudal princes were separatist, the wars were continuous, and the hearts of the people were ups and downs. Zhang Song revealed his true life in one sentence: he detailed his encounters with Lu in Puyang, dangers in Wancheng, abandonment of robes at Tongguan, and avoidance of arrows in the Weishui River. This book not only writes about Cao Cao's wisdom in using troops, his benevolence in calming the people, and his forbearance, but also about his desperate situation of defeat, machinations, and character shortcomings. It completely creates a three-dimensional and realistic Wei Wu hero who was tempered in the fire of troubled times. It is difficult to start a business. One-third of it is destined by nature, and seven-cent depends on hard work. God will not destroy you, and I will rise up. This is the foundation of life. You may not be able to bear the consequences of Cao Gong's troubles? Cheer up and take a look at Cao Gong's rise. Maybe you will feel that life is not that difficult.