[Candidates who were unfortunately not selected] <Wei> Jia Xu: Needless to say, a migratory bird specializing in tactics. A dangerous man who almost killed Cao Cao to serve him. And yet he lived to a ripe old age. Cheng Yu: An old man who was both a military strategist and a fierce general. He had a magnificent beard that rivaled Guan Yu's. He was probably the person who contributed the most to the Yanzhou Rebellion. Zhong Yao: While Cao Cao was working hard in the Central Plains, he was the man who controlled the west, which was a powder magazine. He was the father of the famous Zhong Hui. Dong Zhao: A strategist who succeeded Guo Jia. He is disliked in many places. It is said that he was responsible for Guan Yu's defeat and death, and Cao Cao's appointment as Duke of Wei. <Wu> Lü Meng: The commander-in-chief most beloved by Sun Quan. The strategy of occupying the Yangtze River basin became the cornerstone of Sun Wu's national policy. Zhuge Jin: He looks like a civil servant, but he is actually a military officer. Kongming's older brother. The only person of character who could control the temperamental Sun Quan. <Shu> Ma Su: A candidate to succeed Zhuge Liang. The person who is said to have devised the strategy to pacify the central China. If only it weren't for Jieting. He was famous as a mountaineer, but it can't be helped if his opponent is Zhang He (eh Ma Liang: Older brother of Ma Su. Friend of Kongming. He was looked upon with great potential, but was killed in battle at the Battle of Yiling. Huang Quan: It is no exaggeration to say that he was the most outstanding person under the former Liu Zhang. With his retreat cut off in the Battle of Yiling, he surrendered to Wei. <Others> Kuai Yue: A strategist under Liu Biao. He devised the strategy for Liu Biao to pacify Jingzhou. After capturing Jingzhou, Cao Cao was pleased to have gained Kuai Yue rather than Jingzhou. Tian Feng: A military strategist under Yuan Shao. Cao Cao said that if the battle had proceeded according to the advice of Tian Feng and Ju Shou, the outcome of Guandu would have been different. Guo Tu: A complete joke. Someone please love this guy ( ----------------------------------------------------------------- ???? Submitted by [Kubo Kazuya] A single man who writes novels about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and posts videos explaining the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. For business inquiries, please contact me via DM on Twitter. ???? Twitter: / bokukubo_0123 ???? Three Kingdoms web novel: https://mypage.syosetu.com/464223/ ???? Activity results and reports: https://note.com/boku_kubo ???? E-books on sale: https://www.amazon.co.jp/%25E4%25B9%2... ----------------------------------------------------------------- ???? BGM: Maoudamashii ???? References: "The Official History of the Three Kingdoms (Author: Chen Shou/Chikuma Gakugei Bunko)" "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Author: Yokoyama Mitsuteru)" "Map of the Three Kingdoms (Sold by Toko Shoten)" "The Twelve Fateful Battles of the Three Kingdoms (Author: Watanabe Yoshihiro)" "My First Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Author: Watanabe Yoshihiro)" "The Truth Behind the Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Authors: Watanabe Yoshihiro and Sengoku Tomoko)" "The Han Empire: Rise and Fall Over 400 Years (Authors: Watanabe Yoshihiro)" "Chinese History, Volume 1 (Authors: Tomiya Itaru and Morita Kenji)" "Another Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Wars with Other Tribes (Author: Sakaguchi Kazusumi)" "A Good Child's Guide to Princehood (Authors: Kagami Kyosuke and Tatsumi Issei)" "How to Read World History for Cultural Education (Author: Motomura Ryoji)" ???? Website with blank maps that we used Souten: http://3594.wiki.fc2.com/ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [Answers to the summary test] ① Xun You ② Liu Bei ③ Xiahou Yuan ----------------------------------------------------------------- #RomanceoftheThreeKingdomsonexams #RomanceoftheThreeKingdoms Some images: ©Koei Tecmo Games