The brutal fragment of the war scene in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms should be in the original

The fire burned the company camp for 700 miles.

At the third watch, the four generals of Dongwu led tens of thousands of soldiers to rush to the Shu camp, use thatched grass to point the **, and put it on the side of the wooden fence of the Shu camp. That night, the wind blew very strongly, and the camps of the Shu army were all connected together, and one battalion was lit, and the nearby battalions were burned together. At once, he broke through Liu Bei's more than forty camps.

By the time Liu Bei found out that the fire had started, he was already unable to resist. Under the protection of the Shu soldiers, Liu Bei finally broke out of the fire net and fled to Ma'anshan.

Lu Xun ordered all Wu troops to surround Ma'anshan and launch a fierce attack, and the tens of thousands of Shu troops left on Ma'anshan were all scattered at once, with countless dead and wounded. After fighting until the night, Liu Bei took the remnants of the defeated army and broke through and fled. Wu Jun found out and chased after him closely.

Thanks to the post stations along the way, the baggage and armor that were left behind blocked the main road of the mountain pass, blocking the pursuing soldiers of Eastern Wu, and Liu Bei fled to Baidi City (on Baidi Mountain in present-day Fengjie County, Sichuan).

In this battle, the Shu army was almost completely annihilated, and all ships, equipment and military supplies were captured by the Wu army. History calls this battle the "Battle of Yiting", also known as the "Battle of Yiling".

After Liu Bei failed, he regretted and hated, and said: "I was defeated by Lu Xun, isn't this the will of heaven?" A year later, he died of illness in Yong'an (present-day Fengjie, Sichuan).

"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" provides a lot of war experience and various military scientific knowledge, and the description of war is very outstanding. To write about the Battle of Guandu, first introduce the comparison of the strength of the two armies. Yuan Shaobing had plenty of food and supported 700,000 troops.

Cao Cao's soldiers were short of food, only 70,000 people. However, victory or defeat in a war is determined not only by the strength of objective military forces, but also by whether the subjective command is correct. Then attack again, and break through each one.

On the contrary, Yuan Shao relied on his strength and did not take advantage of the fact that he had more soldiers and enough food, and the result was great. It's really misdirected. This is a typical example of winning more with less.

Others, such as the Red Cliff Warriors and the Battle of the Tomb, are all written vividly, majestic, and fascinating. At the same time, it also provides a wealth of strategic and tactical experience and lessons for future generations. Later, the generals of the peasant uprising studied and used "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" as a military textbook.

In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the content related to politics, diplomacy, ideology, morality and other aspects is also extremely rich. Readers will also benefit from this.

"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has created a precedent in history. Since Luo Guanzhong wrote the history of the Three Kingdoms as **, literati have followed suit. Each takes a section of Chinese history and writes a variety of histories**.

As a result, in the history of Chinese literature, history has become a major trend. The more famous history of the Ming Dynasty includes "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty", "Romance of the Yang Family", "Speaking of the Tang Dynasty", "Jingzhong Biography" and so on. Until now, China's thousands of years of history have been written into various histories**.

The "Romance of Five Thousand Years" published in recent years is the inheritance and development of Luo Guanzhong's historical romance.