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Though a minor character, he embodies loyalty and righteousness to perfection—how could that not bri
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The tiny state of Adan dared to assassinate a Ming envoy, and Emperor Zhu Di unleashed his wrath wit
He exacts retribution for even the slightest grievance and repays every act of kindness; Fan Ju’s pa
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If Cao Cao had known that Cao Pi suffered from tuberculosis, would he still have made him his heir?
The bloodline suppression from his father: Zhu Yuanzhang—So you’re saying you’re going to rebel?
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Confucius met a strange old man, only to later discover…
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“Which noble ever wasn’t tempted by fleeting glory?” “History” – an ultra-energetic mashup
Why did Shi Qian, despite making such great contributions to Liangshan, end up ranked second from la
Lu Zhishen finally realized: right and wrong, grudges and favors—none of it is more than a fleeting
Hong Taiji took a fancy to Wu Sangui and asked him for his WeChat.
Lu Zhishen finally attains enlightenment: right and wrong, grudges and favors— all are but a fleetin
Zhao Zilong is fearless.
Even Cao Cao didn’t dare to execute Guan Yu, yet in the end it was Sun Quan who ended up taking the
Unflinching in the face of a collapsing Mount Tai, truly unfathomable.
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Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che, has begun his hunt.
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Cao Ren truly lives up to his reputation as a master of defending cities—knowing both himself and th
Why Xue Baochai’s Snow Cave Drove Lady Jia into a Fierce Rage
“Grateful and reciprocating, daring to love and to hate” — Han Xin
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The Edict of Enlarged Favors reduced Liu Bei to selling straw sandals.
The last vestige of pride in the Great Ming Dynasty: “Always by the dragon’s side, though lacking th
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