The Women of the Three Kingdoms

I am really looking forward to the author writing about Xiao Qiao. Xiao Qiao's beauty was among the best in the Three Kingdoms period. There was a saying at the time, "Jiangdong has two Qiaos, Hebei has the beautiful Zhen Mi," which also proves that Xiao Qiao's beauty was rare in the world. The story of Xiao Qiao in the Three Kingdoms period is very interesting. I remember a passage where Cao Cao went south for Xiao Qiao, Zhuge Liang took the opportunity to sow discord, and Zhou Yu chose war instead of peace to protect his beloved wife. The fundamental reason for such a momentous event as the struggle for supremacy among the heroes of the Three Kingdoms period actually revolved around the skirts of two women, which undeniably highlights the extremely important role women played in the Battle of Red Cliffs.

Did the author even research the history of the late Han Dynasty before writing this? Emperor Huan was indeed quite a terrible emperor, but Emperor Ling, Liu Hong, was a decent ruler. He was just unlucky; his reputation was greatly diminished by Zhang Jiao's Yellow Turban Rebellion. Moreover, when Emperor Ling of Han, Liu Hong, died, the population of the entire country was over 70 million, and these are all based on historical evidence.

It's so hard to update, author! Xiaoyao is visiting with "May the City Be Peaceful," hoping for a return visit.

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Good!!!

That's great, I admire you! (I'll learn from you!)

It's very well written.

Interesting, varied, I support it!

Your writing is excellent! As a newbie, I would be very grateful if you could visit my page and offer some guidance.

Keep it up, the cover is too ugly.