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Ouyang Lan bought "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" from the system copyright mall, and after much thought, he modified some of the content and plots that were not historically accurate.

For example, Zhou Yu mentioned in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" was angry to death by Zhuge Liang. Before his death, he even lamented: "If Yu is born, how can Liang be born?"

However, Zhou Yu's death in history was rather bizarre. Historical data records that Zhou Yu died of illness, but it is unclear what the illness was.

Zhou Yu has a high reputation in history. Many people in Jiangdong area praised his beauty and elegant behavior, calling him "Zhou Lang", and many poems used the term "Feather Fan Lunjin" to describe him.

So it is absolutely impossible to be angry to death because of being petty.

A common guess is that Zhou Yu was shot in the chest by an arrow during a battle with Cao Ren. He was overworked before his body recovered, causing the arrow wound to recur and died.

Ouyang Lan revised all the plots involving the dark ancients, including this part of the plot. Although the remaining plots, such as the three sworn brothers in Taoyuan, are not mentioned in the official history, it is not a big deal to keep them.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the dictatorship of foreign relatives and the eunuchs in power made politics very corrupt. However, constant natural disasters and heavy taxes added to the people's uprising.

This is a people who dare not wear clothes when they are cold and dare not eat when they are hungry. ' era.

As a result, a large-scale peasant uprising, the Yellow Turban Uprising, broke out. In troubled times, a situation of separatist rule among the heroes began to take shape.

Taiping Dao leader Zhang Jiao led Taiping Dao believers to initiate a popular uprising and quickly attracted millions of followers, causing nationwide unrest.

Although this peasant uprising, known as the Yellow Turban Uprising, was quickly suppressed by the central army, it had a great influence in various places, and countless bandits and bandits emerged one after another.

General He Jin and Shi Changshi were killed in the struggle. Yuan Shao, Cao Cao and other ministers rushed into the palace to eliminate the eunuchs under the banner of putting down the "Shi Changshi Rebellion", but the power was taken by Dong Zhuo, the governor of Xiliang. .

Dong Zhuo deposed the Young Emperor of the Han Dynasty and established Liu Xie as emperor. However, his rebellious behavior aroused dissatisfaction from many parties. When Cao Cao united with the thirteen princes in the name of imperial edict, he was eliminated by Situ Wangyun in a scheme to unite with Lu Bu.

During this period, thirteen princes attacked Dong Zhuo. The three brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang did not participate in the alliance against Dong Zhuo in history, so Ouyang Lan changed the content back to the official history: Sun Jian defeated Lu Bu.

After the war against Dong Zhuo, the thirteen princes all had different intentions, and the alliance instantly fell apart. The princes no longer ignored the orders of the central government of the Eastern Han Dynasty and concentrated on developing their own forces in various places.

Sun Jian accidentally obtained Yuxi in Luoyang during his crusade against Dong Zhuo. Yuan Shao wanted the jade seal in Sun Jian's hand, so he teamed up with Liu Biao to kill Sun Jian.

After Sun Jian's death, his son Sun Ce took command of his subordinates. After Sun Ce presented the jade seal to Yuan Shu, he borrowed three thousand troops and left, leading Sun Jian's old troops to develop in the Jiangdong area. At the same time, he received assistance from Zhou Yu and others.

At the same time, Yuan Shao, who defeated Gongsun Zan in the Battle of Jieqiao, had become the strongest force in the north, and Cao Cao and others, who "held the emperor hostage to order the princes", gradually formed a situation of vying for the throne.

Cao Cao recruited talented people and used the emperor to control the princes. He successively eliminated Yuan Shu, Zhang Xiu, Lu Bu and others, showing his extraordinary ability to govern the country.

However, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, who was unwilling to be coerced by Cao Cao, joined forces with Liu Bei and others to issue the "Belt Edict" to get rid of Cao Cao. As a result, the matter was exposed and Cao Cao was harmed.

Liu Bei, who had a chance to escape, went to Hebei to rely on Yuan Shao, and separated from Zhang Fei and Guan Yu.

On the other side, Sun Ce worked hard in Jiangdong for many years and finally dominated the six counties and eighty-one prefectures of Jiangdong. People called him the "Little Overlord of Jiangdong".

However, Sun Ce was assassinated by Xu Gong's retainers while hunting. After his death, his younger brother Sun Quan, with the assistance of Zhou Yu and others, led Sun Ce's tribe to dominate Jiangdong and accumulated strong strength for the establishment of the Wu Kingdom. Guan Yu, who was in Cao's camp but was still in the Han Dynasty, missed his old master and killed Yan Liang. He rode alone for thousands of miles and met Liu Bei and Zhang Fei in the ancient city.

Yuan Shao led an army to attack Cao Cao in the name of "Yidai Zhao" with great momentum. However, internal intrigues became too much and he was finally defeated by Cao Cao in the Battle of Guandu.

After Yuan Shao died of an illness, the Yuan brothers were eliminated by Cao Cao due to mutual suspicion. Then Cao Cao conquered Wu Heng to unify the north, laying a solid foundation for the establishment of Wei.

After Liu Bei was defeated, he ran to Jingzhou and went to Liu Biao. He visited the thatched cottage three times and asked Zhuge Liang to assist him. However, after Cao Cao unified the north, he raised his troops to march south. Liu Biao died of illness and Jingzhou fell into the hands of Cao Cao. Liu Bei had to flee all the way, relying on Zhuge Liang and Zhuge Liang. Zhao Yun and others were able to escape from Cao Cao's pursuit only by fighting for their lives.

Because Cao Cao was eyeing Jiangdong, with the promotion of Zhuge Liang and Lu Su, Sun and Liu formed an alliance to fight against Cao's army.

Zhou Yu used the strategy of attacking with fire to defeat Cao Cao. In the battle of Chibi, he defeated the large number with a small number, and Cao Cao was forced to retreat to the north.

However, Cao's army did not stop there, and instead defeated Ma Chao and other forces, incorporated Liangzhou into the territory of Wei, and completely unified the north.

After the Battle of Chibi, Cao and Sun fought several times, but neither achieved significant progress.

After the Battle of Chibi, Liu Bei and Sun Quan began to compete for Jingzhou. Finally, Jingzhou was owned by Liu Bei, and Liu Bei began to establish his own power.

When Sun Cao broke out in the Battle of Ruxu and it was hard to decide the outcome, Liu Bei defeated Liu Zhang and captured Xichuan at the cost of the death of "Fengchu" Pang Tong. Taking advantage of Cao's army's unstable foothold in Hanzhong, Liu Bei captured Hanzhong and proclaimed himself " King of Hanzhong'.

Since then, the prototype of the Three Kingdoms was formed.

Later, Guan Yu, who was stationed in Jingzhou, led his army to attack Cao Cao. As a result, his rear was lost and Lu Meng of the Eastern Wu Dynasty planned to attack Jiangling. He won without a fight, and Lu Meng entertained the people of Jiangling. Guan Yu wanted to withdraw after learning that Jiangling had been lost, but the soldiers heard Even if there is no news that his family is safe, he is unwilling to fight with Guan Yu.

Guan Yu, who was unable to advance and retreat, fled Maicheng and was defeated and died.

After Cao Cao died, Cao Cao's son Cao Pi succeeded to the throne. Cao Pi forced Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to abdicate and proclaimed himself Emperor Wei. From then on, the Han Dynasty ceased to exist.

After Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor and usurped the Han Dynasty, Liu Bei established the Shu Han regime in the name of restoring the Han Dynasty, while Sun Quan sat on the east side of the Yangtze River. The general trend of the world was established, and the situation of the Three Kingdoms was formed.

After Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, he ignored the dissuasion and went east to conquer the Kingdom of Wu in order to avenge Sun Quan's capture of Jingzhou and the death of Guan Yu. However, on the eve of the expedition, Zhang Fei was killed. Liu Bei, who was heartbroken, personally led his troops to attack Soochow, but was burned by Lu Xun's plan. After the defeat, Liu Bei fell ill when he withdrew his troops back to Baidi City. Before his death, he asked Zhuge Liang for help.

The Shu Han's vitality was severely weakened, and Cao Pi took the opportunity to unite with Soochow to send troops to attack Shu. Zhuge Liang was not afraid of danger and assisted Liu Chan in sending Ma Chao, Zhao Yun and other powerful generals to guard and quell the chaos.

Later, Zhuge Liang personally led the army to quell the rebellion of Menghuo of the Southern Barbarians.