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Chapter 475 Prime Minister Doro pays respects to Prime Minister Zhuge! (Part 3)

Donas knew absolutely nothing about the history of the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period; all her information came from hearsay.

Back then, while temporarily staying in a university dormitory, one of the male students was a big fan of the game "Three Kingdoms Kill".

The game characters would shout out lines when they played cards, which is why Donas became very familiar with Zhao Yun's name and lines.

Later, she was taken home and adopted by Huang Musong, and Donas and Dorothy became companions. After Dorothy read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Donas finally understood who Zhao Yun was and learned about the story of "seven entries and seven exits at Changban Slope".

Just as Dorothy idolizes Zhuge Liang, Donas regards Zhao Yun as a great hero.

Standing in front of Zhao Yun's statue, Donas's face was flushed, her eyes were bright and piercing, and she was waving her toy sword with great enthusiasm!

"Hey man, take this sword! Waaaaah!"

"I'll poke your ass!"

Driven by her wild and energetic nature, Donas yelled at the top of her lungs and launched an attack on Huang Musong with boundless excitement.

The unsharpened toy sword wasn't sharp, and Donas didn't really intend to hurt Huang Musong; she controlled the force just right.

Huang Musong was struck in the buttocks again and again by the hilt of the sword. He did not dodge or flinch, but could only sigh helplessly.

The only way to make Donas behave is to give her the cold shoulder!

Despite the little one's antics, Huang Musong slowly took a few steps closer to Dorothy.

Moving closer to Dorothy, Huang Musong waved to Dorothy and Pina, signaling them to join him, and then asked, "Whose statues are these? Dorothy, I know Zhao Yun, Jiang Wei, Huang Zhong, and Ma Chao, but I don't know much about the others. Can you tell us about them?"

While making conversation, Huang Musong gestured to his girlfriend to shush her, indicating that she shouldn't bother him, as he wanted to take the opportunity to test Dorothy.

You can't read books for nothing! You can't suffer for nothing!

Now is the perfect opportunity for Dorothy to showcase her knowledge; it would be a shame to miss it.

After hearing what the person said, Dorothy frowned, feeling somewhat embarrassed.

It knows a lot about the stories of the Three Kingdoms period, and can tell most of the stories of the figures in front of it, but only about the content of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is essentially a novel with adaptations, and many events deviate from historical facts.

Therefore, Dorothy couldn't respond to Huang Musong for a moment. She lowered her head and awkwardly fiddled with her fingers, her paws lightly scratching at the cracks in the floor tiles. Her embarrassed appearance was just like that of a primary school student who couldn't answer a question in class.

Doro is good at reading people's expressions and could tell at a glance that his companion was in a particularly difficult situation. He immediately took the initiative to comfort him and explained to Huang Musong on his behalf: "Human! Your question is too difficult. How would we, Doro, know? Look, there are so many statues here. So many statues and figures have so many stories. We can't remember them all~."

Grinning and showing his big white teeth, Dorothy said with a smile, affectionately patting Dorothy's back to comfort her and tell her not to be nervous.

What's wrong with not being able to answer the question?

I, Doro, the mighty King Doro, have never even heard of the names of these statues!

We're currently enjoying a scenic spot. When things are good, we should be in a good mood and throw away all the bad moods.

hee hee~

If people want to test Dorothy, then let's test people too, and see if they can answer his questions!

Dorothy pondered this, continuing to defend Dorothy and shifting the same question to Huang Musong.

"people."

"Whose statues are these?"

"Could you tell us about it?"

With a bright smile, Duo Luo looked up and met Huang Musong's gaze, then winked at him.

Just after asking the question, worried that the other person might not be able to answer it and embarrass themselves, Doro quickly gave a silly laugh.

The problem of the reverse throw was that Doraemon did it to protect his companions;

Doro also didn't want to see this cause embarrassment to Huang Musong.

Fearing that people might misunderstand and think he was deliberately making things difficult, Doro took the other person's hand and took the initiative to leave the statue's room, intending to gloss over the matter of answering the question.

When asked a question by Duo Luo, Huang Musong was both surprised and delighted, and was overjoyed beyond words.

Ever since Huang Musong took in Doraemon on a rainy night last summer, he has always felt that Doraemon is like his subordinate. Doraemon never speaks or does anything contrary to his own words or actions.

This phenomenon is both good and bad!

The advantage is that Doraemon is willing to rely on himself, and his original life of wandering and scavenging for scraps and going hungry has become one of being well-fed and clothed, and his safety is guaranteed.

The downside is that being reduced to a subordinate position for a long time can cause Doraemon to lose his individuality.

Now, the Doro family has grown larger and larger, and Doro is gradually regaining his personality and can be happy every day.

Huang Musong was delighted by this!

With his other hand gently stroking Doro's head, Huang Musong smiled meaningfully, expressing his praise for Doro's behavior in protecting its partner.

Receiving praise, Doraemon became even more adorable, his smile spreading from the corners of his eyes to the depths of his heart. He straightened his chest, raised his head, and walked outside.

The room was full of immobile statues, and it wasn't very interesting to look at them for long. Dorothy decided to accompany her to continue searching for the so-called Wuhou Temple of Zhuge Liang.

However, just as he turned around and took half a step, his path was blocked by Taihua, seemingly by chance.

Intending to prevent Duoluo from leaving, Taihua first cleared his throat, and then introduced the life stories of the various statues in the exhibition hall to the four little ones.

"This person is Wang Ping—"

"This is Liao Hua—"

"Those are Zhang Nan, Feng Xi, and Ma Zhong—"

Taihua is very knowledgeable. After coming to the real world, he read many famous works and can be called a walking knowledge base.

The Three Kingdoms period is one of the most significant and colorful chapters in the long history of the real world!

Even the professional tour guides at the scenic area may not know this history as well as Taihua.

However, since the Doro are two-dimensional creatures, Doro, Donas, and Pina are not interested in overly detailed historical stories.

Pina scratched her ear and chuckled, trying to hide her impatience.

"Um?"

"Let's hurry and take Dorothy to visit Zhuge Liang!"

"To save time, let's go to Jinli Ancient Street next door and buy some delicious food later."

After patiently listening to Taihua's brief explanation, and to avoid embarrassing her, Pina changed the subject, shouted at her three Doro companions, and immediately ran out of the exhibition hall without looking back.

Pina enjoys listening to Taihua talk about knowledge, provided it's not during playtime.

When visiting a scenic area, having fun should be the top priority; learning can wait until you've had your fill!

Thus, the little episode that began with Huang Musong testing Dorothy's experiences with the Three Kingdoms characters came to an end, and the Dorothys were led out of the exhibition hall by Pina.

Donas: "Wait for me!"

Doro: "Pina, you're running too fast!"

Dorothy: "Let's go present a wreath to Prime Minister Zhuge!"

Watching the four little ones' cheerful backs, Huang Musong nodded silently in satisfaction and followed them with Su Qingyao.

Directly opposite the side hall is the main hall, the heart of the Han Zhaolie Temple. Inside, the statues of Emperor Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei are enshrined. The gold paint on the statues is faded, but their faces remain solemn, as if they are still upholding the oath they took when they swore brotherhood in the Peach Garden.

Pina took the lead and entered the main hall, looking up at the statue of Liu Bei. She stared at the statue's face thoughtfully.

Compared to Dorothy's desire to see the statue of Zhuge Liang, Pina was actually more interested in the statues of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei, because she had heard the story of the three brothers more than once.

—What a romantic and heroic feat it was that the three sworn brothers of the Peach Garden Oath!

Did Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei really die on the same day, in the same month, in the same year?

Pina fell into deep thought, and a look of sadness suddenly appeared in her eyes, as if she felt a great sense of regret.

Nearby, other tourists had hired a guide who was recounting the fates of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei, who indeed did not die on the same day, month, and year.

"Guan Yu was defeated and killed at Maicheng."

"Zhang Fei was killed by his subordinates on the eve of the campaign against Wu."

"Liu Bei died in Baidi City — the three men met different ends and ultimately could not die together." The narrator sighed with emotion.

Upon learning the situation, Pina sighed deeply, her thoughts drifting away: "If my visa in the real world were longer than Doro's..."

"If their contracts expire first, and I end up leaving before them, will they be sad?"

"Luckily, we anime/manga creatures can't die."

"But—if expiring your visa is practically equivalent to dying in the real world, your surviving companions must be very lonely!"

7

Pina has a wealth of life experience and is mature enough to think things through more deeply.

Subconsciously contemplating what might happen decades from now, Pina's mood immediately became complicated, and a sadness welled up in her deep pupils.