After broadcasting the ancient times live, I handed the system over to the state.

In fact, Zhu Qinggu knew that many people would want to read about the Three Kingdoms again when he was going to take stock of "Sun Quan".

For ordinary people, it was not a good time. War raged everywhere, causing immense suffering and widespread famine.

But there is still a lot of heroism and lofty ambition.

"The Liu family seems to have an innate charm that can win over top civil and military officials, making them continuously offer advice and strategies to the Liu family."

"Perhaps they were not the kind of great and righteous figures in terms of character or private morality, but they were still the brightest stars of that era, such as Liu Bang and Liu Bei during the Three Kingdoms period."

"Why is Liu Bei called the succubus of the Han Dynasty and the number one succubus of the Three Kingdoms?" Zhu Qinggu pulled up a video pieced together from excerpts from some TV dramas.

After Cao Cao massacred Xuzhou, Tao Qian pleaded with Kong Rong for help. Kong Rong then invited Liu Bei to come to their aid. Tao Qian retorted, "If you can't borrow any men, are you afraid to come?"

Liu Bei, his face dignified and resolute, bowed and retorted, "Who do you think I am? As the sage said, 'Since ancient times, all men must die, but a man without integrity cannot stand.' Whether I can borrow men or not, I will come in person."

At Changban Slope, Mi Fang accused Zhao Yun of betraying the enemy and defecting to Wei, but Liu Bei immediately placed his trust in Zhao Yun, saying, "Zilong has followed me through thick and thin; his heart is as firm as iron, and cannot be swayed by wealth or honor."

When Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were killed, everyone advised Liu Bei to recuperate. Liu Bei, whose hair had already turned gray, had tears in his eyes, his face filled with grief, and he earnestly said, "If I do not avenge my brothers, what is the value of having a vast empire?"

When Cao Cao's army caught up with him, his advisors urged him to abandon the people and flee. He replied earnestly, "The people have followed me all the way from Xinye to here, enduring countless hardships. How can I abandon them? Although the situation is urgent, I swear to live and die with the people!"

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Whether it was the actors' performances on the sky or these words, they all gave many people below the sky a jolt, and even people from different times and spaces felt the overwhelming charm of Liu Bei's benevolence and integrity.

Indeed, many civil and military officials wanted to submit upon seeing it.

Many of the people who had been protected by Liu Bei in the past also recalled that difficult time and expressed their gratitude once again.

"Liu Bei is a benevolent ruler." Even Li Shimin couldn't help but say this.

Rising from the chaos of war, his family made a living by weaving straw sandals. It took them more than ten years to build up some wealth. It's a pity that he was too impulsive and acted too impulsively for the sake of his brothers.

Liu Bei, upon seeing the message on the screen about Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's deaths, immediately stood up, filled with hesitation and worry. He then sent several more letters, each expressing his concern.

He also ordered the generals who could be mobilized to inspect and rotate garrisons, in order to prevent any unforeseen circumstances.

It's been many years since the three brothers have gotten together; I wonder when they'll be able to meet again.

[The deceptive honey trap: A stunningly beautiful woman with a sweet voice. The real honey trap: Would you join us in restoring the Han Dynasty?]

[Other dynasties perished due to the decline of their imperial power, but the Han dynasty alone perished due to its strength.]

[The Shu Han dynasty gave the Han dynasty a relatively dignified end.]

[There's no way around it, the Han Dynasty's fate is sealed. If the Han Dynasty were to be revived three times, wouldn't everyone with the surname Liu be considered politically correct? Wouldn't the Han Dynasty be destined to succeed?]

Even knowing that the Han Dynasty would eventually perish, the emperors of the two Han dynasties who held power always felt a sense of urgency whenever they heard that the Han Dynasty was doomed.

Liu Bei gave the Han Dynasty a dignified end, but that was also the end.

Who wouldn't want their power to last for generations? To be a superior person for eternity?

"Succubus? That's quite an interesting title, it has the air of a noble man, haha." Liu Bang laughed heartily. As for the fall of the Han Dynasty, even the mighty Qin Dynasty couldn't last a thousand generations, and the Zhou Dynasty, which lasted for over eight hundred years, also eventually perished.

There were two Han dynasties, and since later generations all identified themselves as Han people, the Han dynasty has never been destroyed.

Moreover, he also thought highly of Liu Bei.

"What succubus? To Quan she's Sun Shiwan? To Cao Cao she's another man's wife?" Sun Quan was still furious. "Is it just because he's surnamed Liu?"

It wasn't because Liu Bei's surname was Liu, but because Liu Bei rose from humble beginnings and possessed many excellent qualities such as benevolence, loyalty, wisdom, and perseverance.

Some people often say he is hypocritical, but Liu Bei did not massacre cities, nor would he immediately marry off the wives of soldiers who had just died in battle to others.

Hypocritical people think Liu Bei is just pretending to be benevolent and righteous, but if he can pretend for a lifetime, what's the difference between him and someone who is truly benevolent and righteous?

Hypocritical people see hypocrisy in Liu Bei, while righteous people see righteousness in him.

"As for the nickname 'Captain of Tomb Raiders,' it comes from Chen Lin's 'A Proclamation to Yu Province on Behalf of Yuan Shao,' which says that Cao Cao established military ranks such as 'General of Tomb Raiders' and 'Captain of Tomb Raiders' in order to make up for the shortage of military food, specifically to steal gold and silver from tombs to supplement military pay. This story later became very popular."

"But there are no other historical records to confirm whether this event actually occurred."

"As for the seventy-two suspected tombs, there is no real historical record to verify them. The tombs that are often mentioned are likely the tombs of later Northern Qi nobles. The real tomb of Cao Cao is located in Xigaoxue Village, Anfeng Township, Anyang County, Anyang City, Henan Province."

Zhu Qinggu retrieved some video footage.

"Beneath this 40-meter-long tomb passage lies Cao Cao's tomb. From here, a statue of Cao Cao, only 1.56 meters tall, was unearthed. He devised many ingenious methods to prevent his tomb from being robbed," a woman explained to those under the canopy as she walked through the tomb. "This is a 740-square-meter, four-bedroom, two-living-room structure, entirely constructed of brick and stone."

"The tomb chamber was buried 15 meters underground and covered with a very solid layer of mortar up to half a meter thick. There were four entrances to the tomb, the outermost of which was made of the cheapest small blue bricks, seemingly telling tomb raiders that this place was very shabby."

"The most effective anti-theft measure is still a simple burial, and this tomb has all its markers removed. But even with such precautions, there are still seven tomb raiders' holes here, the earliest of which appeared several decades after Cao Cao's death."

["According to historical reconstructions, Cao Cao's appearance was roughly like this, and he suffered from severe tooth decay and headaches."]

A strange-looking image appeared in the sky.

To people during the Three Kingdoms period, they did indeed look very similar, though it seemed a bit eerie.

Do you people of later generations really enjoy digging up graves?

Watching the woman in the sky descend into the tomb and explore every corner, I saw that the once dark tomb was now brightly lit, and many people were going inside to visit...

What's so interesting about this?!

Don't you people of later generations have any taboos?

Shaking!