The Historical Literature of the Three Kingdoms

The reason why people are confused is their own ignorance, and the reason why they don't work hard is that we can't see many small gains. If a person from the Eastern Han Dynasty knew what his future would be like, knew about the chaos of the Three Kingdoms in the future, he could even know what talents there would be in the future. What's even more interesting is that this person would happen to become the future emperor, and what path would he lead the Chinese nation to? This book tells the story of a young Liu Hong who accidentally got a copy of the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms while fishing. Through the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, he learned about his future self and important figures and events in the future. After he ascended the throne, he used this as a reference to govern the country and tap talents. This made the Han Dynasty more powerful and the Chinese nation more brilliant. This book describes the different characters of Cao Cao, Yuan Shu, Gongsun Zan, Liu Bei, Yuan Shao, etc. The biggest highlight is the story of many heroes assisting the emperor and working hard for the Han Dynasty. PS: The protagonist of this book is not a person, but a group drama, or the protagonist is a book. When the first fat man passed away, he said nonchalantly that he really cried when he saw it. I personally think this book is the most exciting one among the many Three Kingdoms novels I have read, and I highly recommend it.

Lu Bu among men, Red Rabbit among horses! Lu Bu is known as the God of War, and his military force value is among the top in the Three Kingdoms and even in the entire history of China. For Lu Bu, there are many people who like him. They like his tyranny and his unparalleled force. Of course, there are even more people who hate him. The two murders of his masters made Lu Bu bear the bad reputation of "a domestic slave with three surnames". Where did Lu Bu fail in his life? I think most people can tell that Lu Bu was outstanding in military force throughout his life, but it was a pity that his political wisdom and handling of affairs set the tone for his demise. This book is about Lu Bu getting a simulator system, through which he can embody different lives. A story that matures in each life and then becomes unified at the end of Han Dynasty. PS: This book personally feels that the story of the late Eastern Han Dynasty can be used as a spice, and the story in each copy of the simulator will be better. If the author wrote a separate book on Astronomy, I think it would help us understand the author's writing style better.

This book is mainly about avenging the death of a friend and his family. In the end, the protagonist Liu Chuang returns to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. As soon as the protagonist is reborn, he faces the result of being wrongly accused and imprisoned. Let's take a look at the legendary life of the protagonist Liu Chuang. The protagonist Liu Chuang is tall and strong, and has learned martial arts well. In this era where family background is important, the protagonist is Uncle Emperor. This reflects the origin of the title of the book. This book takes the route of supporting the Han Dynasty. In troubled times, he faced the harassment of many careerists and various grassland ethnic groups, and finally unified the world and expanded his territory thousands of miles. In the end, he successfully ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor. The protagonist's personality changes before and after reflect the author's solid foundation. It is also the last part of Geng Xin's Three Kingdoms trilogy. Friends who like the Three Kingdoms can read it with confidence.

This book mainly tells the story of Cao Peng, a later detective who died due to the betrayal of his best friend and was reborn in the world at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The protagonist was a premature baby in this life and was physically weak, so that for a long time no one could win. He gradually entered Cao Cao's camp because he rescued Dian Wei in the Battle of Wancheng. Later, the protagonist used his foresight to continuously improve his status in Cao Cao's camp and promoted many talented people. Finally, after the deaths of Cao Cao and Cao Zhang, he helped his son ascend the throne. When I first read the title, I thought it was about Cao Cao. After all, everyone knows the name of the thief Cao Cao. So when this book first came out, even though I liked Geng Xin Da D very much, I didn't immediately read it. It wasn't until later that the novel became scarce that I became fascinated by it. This book is named Cao Thief mainly because the protagonist's surname is Cao, and he succeeded in stealing the country in the end. This is the first time I have read such a novel about the Three Kingdoms.

What would you do if you were reborn at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and became Dong Zhuo's illegitimate son or the kind of illegitimate son you don't like to see at all? This book tells the story of Dong Fei, a later generation, who accidentally traveled to the Three Kingdoms and was reborn as Dong Zhuo's son Dong Li who did not exist in history. Because he did not understand the situation clearly when he was reborn, he showed a different reaction from ordinary babies. As a result, his father did not like to see him, and many people in the family did not like him. Only his grandmother and sister loved him. In order to survive the coming troubled times, the protagonist learns martial arts and knowledge, and accumulates his own strength step by step. This book follows the path of supporting the Han Dynasty, and the final outcome is to return power to the Han Emperor.

This book tells the story of Ma Yue, a time traveler who started as a soldier in the Yellow Turban Army, struggled to survive and gradually created great achievements in the face of the Yellow Turban Uprising that was about to fail. The protagonist does not have unparalleled military power, nor does he have unparalleled wisdom and strategies. Youde is determined to refuse to admit defeat, dare to fight his best, and strive for fame immediately. The most impressive thing about this book is the period of rogue bandits, when the protagonist and his brothers fought hard in the face of various pursuits and interceptions. This book kills decisively, not the Holy Mother. Hun San is an old book. I remember I was still in college when I read it. In the blink of an eye, it was more than ten years ago. Maybe reading this book now will make you think it has a lot of poisonous points, but personally, this book was considered a masterpiece of Three Kingdoms Chinese at that time.