History has always been written by humans.
As long as it involves records kept by people, there will inevitably be human tendencies mixed in.
Shen Yue does not rely heavily on history books to draw conclusions about the past. For many things, he uses common sense and facts for deduction. Therefore, when it comes to people like Yang Yao, Wanyan Sheng, Zhao Ji, he ponders the changes that come from human nature, which allows him to confront the truth directly.
The rebellion of Fang La is quite famous, yet it did not last long. However, if the rebellion had not been immense, such that local officials could not control it, how could the court have thought to transfer troops from thousands of miles away in the northwest to quell the rebellion in the southeast?
Han Shizhong did not know Shen Yue's thoughts and was somewhat puzzled as he said, "That's only natural."
