The virtuous Liu Bei and the villainous Cao Cao ("tsao tsao") appear in, for 10 points, which novel, attributed to Luo Guanzhong, which depicts the conflict between Wei, Wu, and Shu?
One character in this novel dramatically rips an arrow out of his eye, then eats his eyeball. Another of its characters is captured and released seven consecutive times to earn his loyalty. In one scene in this novel, a character being feted at a feast is possessed by an angry ghost, who swears his vengeance and causes the living character to bleed to death from seven orifices. Horses in this novel include the cursed Hex Mark and the legendary Red Hare, the latter of which is owned by a warrior who kills his foster father (*) Dong Zhuo over the courtesan Diaochan. One character in this novel employs the "Young Phoenix" and the "Sleeping Dragon" and swears the "Oath of the Peach Garden" with Zhang Fei and Guan Yu. The virtuous Liu Bei and the villainous Cao Cao ("tsao tsao") appear in, for 10 points, which novel, attributed to Luo Guanzhong, which depicts the conflict between Wei, Wu, and Shu?
One character in this novel dramatically rips an arrow out of his eye, then eats his eyeball.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms [or San Guo Yan Yi]