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Input: Context: Romance of the three kingdoms is one of the classic novels of ancient China and stars paragon of Confucian virtue [Liu Bei] as he struggles to reunite China. While his supposed virtue has earned him real life [godhood] his exploits both real and fictional have not aged well in the millennia since his death. He betrays multiple lords, loses many battles, [chill with eating someone's wife], [best friends with a pedophile], and abandons his family only to [chuck his baby at the ground] when returned. Naturally, he's a divisive figure:      * ["Historical Liu Bei was a fascinating guy. But he's also utterly and unlikable and reprehensible. Even by the standards of his time, he was a horrible man. And not even cool supervillain horrible."]* ["You can always make babies, it's not uncommon to have dozens of babies for spare if your primary heir die an early death. But where the fuck would you find another Zhao Yun?"] * [Did Liu Bei abandon his family? Was it okay?]  ** ["Outside the baby throwing, liu bei is the epitome of taking the right path even tho harder."]  * ["No, Liu Bei was a hypocrite who fancied himself righteous. He was also a very incompetent commander."]* ["Because anyone claimed to uphold moral principles must be a hypocrite. Hah."]* ["The historical account shows definitively that Liu Bei backstabbed a family member to steal his kingdom and pushed Shu Han to the brink of ruin in ill-advised and ill-fated attempts to take land from the strongest of the Three kingdoms"]* ["Personally Liu Bei was worst in the big three. He has about 0 military talent and his fights are mostly fought by his retinue and planned by Zhuge Liang."]* [Was liu bei a good ruler?] Disclosure: I'm not a shill for Creative Assembly. The 2010 TV show is surprisingly good.      Edit: Just for clarification. Baby throwing and wife eating are fictional. Abandoning his family was real.    Edit 2: Fixed the link for the wife eating.

no