The Spirit of the Ji Han Dynasty 季汉精神

7 最 The Last Three Kingdoms 最后的三国 Clear Breeze风之清扬Historical2.8M WordsCompleted The flashes of blades have dimmed, the clang of drums and horns has faded into the distance, and the wheels of history have rolled into the year 263 AD. An age of heroes has quietly drawn to a close. Historians have long argued over the year the Three Kingdoms truly ended: was it 265, when Sima seized the throne of Wei, or 280, when the Western Jin conquered Wu? Yet no one can deny that the tripartite balance ended the moment Shu Han fell in 263. A modern special forces officer dies in the line 0Votes111.1kRecs112.8kFans

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The glint of swords and the clang of drums faded into the distance, and the wheels of history rolled into 263 AD, marking the quiet end of an era belonging to heroes. The exact year the Three Kingdoms period ended has been a subject of ongoing debate throughout history—was it 265 AD, when Sima Yi usurped the Wei throne, or 280 AD, when the Western Jin Dynasty conquered Wu? But no one can deny that from the moment Shu Han fell in 263 AD, the tripartite balance of power had already come to an end. A modern-day special police officer dies in the line of duty but unexpectedly finds his soul inhabiting the body of Liu Yin, the Prince of Anping. Originally, he wanted to follow Liu Shan to Luoyang to live a carefree life and forget about Shu, but the blood of the mighty ruler Liu Bei flowing in his veins made him unwilling to sink into such a state. He turned the tide, saved the collapsing empire, made a comeback in Yinping, single-handedly held up the sky, struggled to survive in desperate situations, inherited the Han ancestral rites, wiped out the Five Barbarian Tribes, and unified the world. PS: My new book, "The Last Three Kingdoms 2: The Rise of Wei," has started. It's still set in the familiar history of the late Three Kingdoms period. Please support it!

17 重 Reborn as Ma Youchang of the Three Kingdoms 重生三国马幼常 A Crane in the Southern Sky南天一鹤Historical1.5M WordsCompleted In 228 AD, when Zhuge Liang launched his first northern campaign from Mount Qi, military adviser Ma Su volunteered to defend Jieting. He was defeated, found guilty, and executed. In the spring of 208 AD, on the eve of the Battle of Red Cliffs, a freshman at a military academy suddenly finds himself in this chaotic age, reborn as Ma Su. How will his fate change? He'll discuss the state of the world with such renowned figures as Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, Cao Cao, and Sun Quan, and talk of rom 0Votes18.8kRecs16.8kFans

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In 228 AD, when Zhuge Liang launched his first expedition to Qishan, his military advisor Ma Su volunteered to defend Jieting, but was defeated and executed. In the spring of 208 AD, on the eve of the Battle of Red Cliffs, a freshman at a military academy suddenly arrives in this chaotic world and becomes Ma Su. How will his fate change? Discuss the affairs of the world with the great figures of the time, such as Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, Cao Cao, and Sun Quan, and talk about romance with the ladies of noble families. Behold the charisma of Ma Youchang, reborn in the Three Kingdoms! Group number for this book: 231079820

18 三 The Young Qilin of the Three Kingdoms 三国幼麟传 Mashed Yam Rice山药泥饭Historical1.4M WordsOngoing The twenty-fourth year of Jian'an in the Han dynasty: Liu Xuande has just been made King of Hanzhong. The Five Tiger Generals have received their new titles, and his chief strategists gather under one roof. Guan Yunchang floods the Seven Armies, shaking China with his might and revealing his full brilliance. Look around: the flames are roaring, and restoring the Han seems within reach. But who could have foreseen that Cao Mengde, though in his twilight years, would still burn with ambition, whil 0Votes90.3kRecs56.5kFans

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24Th year of Jian'an in the Han Dynasty: At that time, Liu Bei was promoted to King of Hanzhong, the Five Tiger Generals were newly appointed, and the strategists were all under one roof; Guan Yu flooded the seven armies, his power shook the land, and he showed his full brilliance. Looking around, it's like a blazing fire, with salvation in sight. Who could have foreseen that Cao Mengde, in his twilight years, still harbored lofty ambitions; while Sun Zhongmou marched from Jiangxi, determined to sweep through Jingzhou and Xiangyang! Misfortune and fortune have always been intertwined; can prosperity and decline be said to be without cause? Heroes from all walks of life took turns performing. Who can mend the crack in the sky and prolong the Han Dynasty? The Awakening of Insects nourishes all things, and thunder can be heard silently. Behold the story of Jiang Boyue, a young man from Tianshui who, after transmigrating, bears the name of a young unicorn. He internally trains in military strategy, externally maintains peace with various tribes, and leads the five new tigers of the Shu Han dynasty to turn the tide and save the collapsing empire. (Shu Han, Jiang Wei)

19 三 Three Kingdoms: Ma Su Only Wants to Die 三国：我马谡只想作死 Swordsman of Shu蜀中剑士Historical1.5M WordsCompleted He transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms era as Ma Su, but has no interest in restoring the Han dynasty. He only wants to collect on his insurance and go home. So Ma Su begins his reckless path to an early death at Jieting, but soon discovers that things aren’t so simple. Zhang He: This young man fights with such courage, always charging into battle himself. His command of troops is truly masterful! Sima Yi: Ma Su has learned the ways of that old schemer Zhuge Liang. His skill at marching and co 0Votes52.9kRecs362.6kFans

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He transmigrated into the body of Ma Su during the Three Kingdoms period, but instead of supporting the Han Dynasty, he only wanted to scam insurance and go home. Thus, Ma Su began his self-destructive path at Jieting, but he soon discovered that things were not so simple. Zhang He: This man is brave in battle. He always charges into battle himself. He is a master strategist! Sima Yi: Ma Su has truly mastered the teachings of Zhuge Liang, and his military strategies are comparable to those of gods and demons. I cannot defeat him! Zhuge Liang: The late emperor had a keen eye, but he also made mistakes. You Chang is truly a blessing for the Han Dynasty! Ma Su: Is it so hard for me to die a just and legitimate death?