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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Ravages of Time (火鳳燎原, 'Huo Feng Liao Yuan' lit. 'The Fire Phoenix scorches the plains') is a Manhua series, created by Chinese artist and writer Chen Mou (陳某), retelling the same events as Romance of the Three Kingdoms. As in most modern retellings, the characters are drawn larger than life, but without fantastic magic or explicit superpowers. They probably include more Chess Masters than any other adaption, since the plot puts a good deal of focus on the politics and warfare of the Three Kingdoms period, and some of the main attractions of the series are the associated mind games, military strategies and battlefield tactics. Naturally this leads to chapter after chapter of ploys and deceptions, using almost every trope possible from Xanatos Planned This Index. |
