Anyone who knows the history of the Three Kingdoms knows that Cao Cao did not belong to the Three Kingdoms period (220 -280). Why should he be included in the history of the Three Kingdoms? This is because Cao Wei's inheritance was laid by Cao Cao. Liu Bei, the monarch of Shu State, and Sun Quan, the monarch of Wu State, are old friends of Cao Cao. They have been in contact for more than 20 years. The complexity of the history of the Three Kingdoms lies in the unclear relationship between people and things. There are too many historical events to be clarified and the timeline needs to be straightened out. If we really sum up this short 60-year history as the history of the Three Kingdoms from the time when Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor in 220 or the sun rose in 222 to the end of the destruction of Wu in 280, it will not be the Three Kingdoms in our hearts. Those endless conflicts and entanglements will be included in the history of troubled times in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The only real Three Kingdoms are Liu Bei, a capable and powerful Cao Pi, and Sun Quan who advocates the way of keeping in good health.

As for how the world of Wei came from, why Liu Bei went to Bashu area, and the protection of General Sun Quan in Jiangdong, we will only see these in the history of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In fact, the really interesting bridge is not the actual Three Kingdoms, but the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, where the situation changes and the fortunes alternate. Cao Cao, who cooked wine in his childhood, Liu Bei, who looked after the thatched cottage, and Sun Quan, who drew his sword and chopped the corner of the table, all lived in this period. Speaking of Cao Cao, it is inevitable to think of the cruel and heartless Dong Zhuo. Cao Cao, who was still angry at that time, almost completed the assassination of Dong Zhuo at the age of high spirits.

What kind of experience, education and experience did Dong Zhuo, a man who let Cao Cao lose his helmet and armor, make this crazy warlord and demon commit so many heinous crimes?

In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dong Zhuo is bloodthirsty, bloodthirsty, lewd and, more importantly, stupid, but in fact he is only bloodthirsty and bloodthirsty, and he can't survive in troubled times. The real Dong Zhuo can even be said to be extremely clever.

Dong Zhuo was rough and brave in his early years, and his bones were full of restless factors, which was related to his living environment. Dong Zhuo lives in a place where Han and Qiang people live together. When his family is well-off, he often goes to the Qiang friends' house, drinking, eating meat and boxing, and his life is quite happy. Accidents will happen. Dong Zhuo's happy time came to an abrupt end with his father's death. Dong Zhuo, who lost his economic resources, had to go to the countryside to farm and live an unknown peasant life. Those friends missed Dong Zhuo and went to visit him in the country. Dong Zhuo looked around the farmland, and knowing that there was nothing to entertain, he killed the cattle used for farming, and everyone got together to eat beef hot pot.

Dong Zhuo, the former American, soon got his reward. His friends appreciated Dong Zhuo's hospitality and collected 1000 cattle and sheep and sent them to Dong Zhuo's home. Since then, Dong Zhuo's reputation has been opened. When people nearby hear about Dong Zhuo's deeds, they will give a thumbs up and praise Dong Zhuo as a brave man who is loyal to his liver and righteous courage. Finally, Dong Zhuo and others had the opportunity to make contributions. The local Qiang people often make trouble and hit people, which has become a headache for the court. Dong Zhuo, who has a good reputation, volunteered to patrol the frontier and catch thieves.

Dong Zhuo's bravery is manifested in his control of the rebellion of Qiang people. Dong Zhuo, who has made great achievements, has been promoted all the way, and his official position has reached the secretariat of Bing and the prefect of Hedong. To achieve this step, Dong Zhuo's life has been a successful career, but Dong Zhuo does not seem to be satisfied with his current position, and his ambition is slowly expanding with the change of his position. In the end, Dong Zhuo, who had fought many battles, was awarded the rank of commander-in-chief, equivalent to a senior general in the Eastern Han army. In the same year, Dong Zhuo, eager to make meritorious deeds, was ordered to take part in suppressing the Yellow Scarf Army uprising.