The last chapter is that after the death of Wu Dong Sun Xiu, Sun Hao was the main one, and Yi Hao was ruthless and killed more than 40 loyal ministers. Wei Yang Hu criticized Wu, but regretted it. Before he died, he recommended Du Yu. Du Yu went to the table and asked to cut Wu, and the Jin Lord agreed. Sun Hao of Soochow sent craftsmen to build iron locks and iron cones on the riverside to defend the Jin army. Until Sun Hao surrendered and the three countries were unified, the Jin army was in full swing. In a brief comment in the last chapter, the author said: From then on, the three countries all belonged to Sima Yan, the emperor of the Jin Dynasty, which was the basis of reunification. This so-called "the general trend of the world, if it is long, it will be divided, and if it is long, it will be combined." Later, Liu Chan, the emperor of the later Han Dynasty, died in the seventh year of Jintai, Cao Huan, the ruler of Wei, died in the first year of Taian, and Sun Hao, the ruler of Wu, died in the fourth year of Taikang. They all died well. Later generations have an ancient story to tell: (The following is a very long poem) This is the case: Gaozu entered Xianyang with his sword, and the red sun rose to Fusang; ..... Three-legged has become a dream, and later generations will mourn in vain.
Hehe, do you like to see the Three Kingdoms? I want to get all the poems, but the system says that the poems upstairs have been used and are incomplete. Hehe, look at his part. I wonder if the answer is perfect. I hope it helps you.