Three Kingdoms: I Am the Short-lived Son of Jingzhou
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Traveling back to the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, Liu Qi, one of the famous short-lived ghosts in history, wanted to change his fate against the will of heaven, revive the Han Dynasty, and bring justice to the world. There is no longer the lament of losing Jingzhou, and there is no pain of burning Yiling. There is no longer the despair of losing the street pavilion, nor the heavy rain in the upper valley. What kind of poem will Liu Qi, who carries the legacy of the immortal, write on Ji Han's stage? Liu Qi's wish is very simple, not only not to be a short-lived ghost, but also to live long, live well, live a heroic life, and leave a name in history!
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