The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms: The Battle of Sanwater Pass - The Three Heroes Confront Lu Bu

Author: Na Duo
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: If you are a student, do not read this book in class, or you will be expelled from the classroom for laughing uncontrollably! If you are an employee, do not read this book at work, or you will be expelled from the company for laughing uncontrollably! Heroes from 1,800 years ago achieved a generation of scholars in the Ming Dynasty—Luo Guanzhong—and a modern fantasy writer—Na Duo. With the most terrifying imagination in history, he has recreated the Three Kingdoms world from 1,800 years ago. Some see absurdity, some see gravity, some see comedy—what you see is that Na Duo chose the Three Kingdoms and the chaotic, turbulent, and heroic era of China. He completely abandoned all kinds of official and unofficial historical records, broke the conventions of predecessors, and took satire to the extreme. In today's era of rampant satire, taking satire to its extreme is precisely the author's success. The pervasive imagination and humor throughout the novel may even allow the most serious people to appreciate the art of comedy, hence sparking numerous online reviews. Despite discarding tradition so completely, the novel still inherits a certain spirit of the Three Kingdoms era—the unique independence of heroes, the patience and solitude before gaining fame, and the longing for seizing the world. Perhaps the essence of this novel lies in this.