Three Kingdoms: Comparing Different Shu and Han Dynasties, Liu Bei Cried

AD 219 Liu Bei, the King of Hanzhong, is proud of the spring breeze Qin Yun, who accidentally traveled to the Shu-Han period, used parallel worlds to compare the sky and show Liu Bei the completely different endings of the two Shu-Han regimes. Looking at the figure on the sky, Liu Bei, the sage ancestor of the Han Dynasty who unified the Three Kingdoms, sang for thousands of years, and rejuvenated the Han Dynasty I began to think about what the use of myself as Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty was? Guan Yu looked at himself in the sky on the left, carelessly losing Jingzhou and defeating Maicheng... Looking at the man on the right, Guan Yu, who entered Xudu and defeated Soochow, I couldn't help but feel a little silent. Zhuge Liang looked at the sky on the left. He died young because he had too little food and too many things to do. Look at the canopy on the right. I ate myself into a big fat man, and finally stood at the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China with a smile. "Well, I want Yueying to cook more delicious food for me when I get back." Cao Cao and Sun Quan looked at Liu Bei who was dominating the world on the right side of the sky, and couldn't help showing expressions of self-doubt. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.