Shu Han: the Rebellion Failed and He Revealed Himself to Be a Time Traveler

AD 228 When Cao Pi died of illness, Zhuge Liang devised a counter-insurgency plan to force Sima Yi to cut his post and return to his hometown. Liang was overjoyed and sent out his troops to lead the northern expedition. When he suddenly heard that there was a powerful man in Jiangyang County who was amassing money and food, forging weapons privately, and planning to rebel, Liang was shocked and said: "I have captured Meng Huo seven times, and the south has been established, but there is a fool who resists my army?" He ordered the prefect Liu Yong to arrest him, and Long Xiang General Guan Xing escorted him to Chengdu for sentencing. Zhuge Liang: Today, the Han people must work together to defeat Cao Cao and revive the Han Dynasty. How dare you cause rebellion? Liu Guang: Prime Minister, I don't want to rebel! Zhuge Liang: He hides weapons and weapons secretly, accumulates money and food, and yet he says he has not rebelled? Liu Guang: The common people just want to preserve the last trace of my big man's blood. Zhuge Liang: The last trace of blood? You mean... Impossible, absolutely impossible! I am a great Han Dynasty who has not yet exhausted all his energy. If my ruler is wise and my ministers are wise, and my loyal men fight bravely to kill the enemy, I will definitely be able to revive the Han Dynasty. Liu Guang: What would happen if the Prime Minister passed away? Zhuge Liang: Even without me, there are still great sages such as Fei Yi and Dong Yun, and generals such as Zilong, Wei Yan, Guan Ping and Zhang Bao. Liu Guang: What if I vote myself? … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.