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　They　were　weak。。。　and　they　sold　out　to　the　enunches。　I'm　not　familiar　enough　with　ancient　Chinese　culture　to　understand　whats　so　great　about　these　enunches。　They　never　seemed　very　cool　to　me　just　from　reading　the　novel。　Wei　just　knew　how　to　play　the　game　better　than　Shu。　After　Guan　Yu　and　Zhang　Fei　went。。。　I　could　tell　Shu　was　in　for　it。。。　I　knew　Liu　Bei　didn't　have　much　longer　to　live。　After　Zhunge　Liang　went。。。　I　knew　Shu　had　died　with　him。　But　no　matter　who　wins　or　loses。。。　only　the　heroes　live　on　forever。〃　。。。。。

＇e＇　Khang；　the　coordinator：　〃Eunuchs　are　your　servants；　and　they　are　closer　to　you　than　any　other　officials。　In　a　court　where　officials　are　greedy　and　ambitious；　you　can　always　rely　on　the　eunuchs　for　their　loyalty。　But　some　eunuchs　are　foolish　and　corrupt；　and　relying　on　them　would　ruin　your　kingdom。　I　guess　a　kingdom　should　rely　on　able　officials………mandarins　or　eunuchs………and　at　the　same　time　must　be　able　to　check　their　power。　Zhuge　Liang；　as　an　official；　never　gives　us　anxiety；　because　he　checks　himself。　The　First　Emperor　of　Qin；　Cao　Cao　of　Wei；　and　many　other　men　built　huge　tombs　for　themselves；　where　they　hid　treasures　for　their　next　lives。　Zhuge　Liang　missioned　a　simple　grave　among　wild　hills；　where　he　could　continue　guarding　Shu。〃

Jia　Chong　set　Wei　Guan　over　the　city　of　Chengdu　and　sent　the　captive　Latter　Ruler　to　Luoyang。　A　few　officers………Fan　Jian；　Zhang　Shao；　Qiao　Zhou；　and　Xi　Zheng………acpanied　the　deposed　emperor　on　this　degrading　journey。　Liao　Hua　and　Dong　Jue　made　illness　an　excuse　not　to　go。　They　died　of　grief　soon　after。*

At　this　time　the　year…style　of　Wei　was　changed　from　Wonderful　Beginning；　the　fifth　year；　to　Great　Glory；　the　first　year　（AD　264）。　In　the　third　month　of　this　year；　since　nothing　could　be　done　to　assist　Shu　t