Bewildered and Confused

In an accident caused by secret photography, Luo Ming, a graduate student in the history department, was swallowed by strange runes in an Eastern Han Dynasty tomb. When he woke up, he was wearing linen clothes and straw sandals, and the war smoke of the troubled times was blowing in his face. Dong Zhuo's cavalry, Xun Yu's scrutiny, Cao Cao's heroic posture... This is not a dream, but a real purgatory. He struggled to survive with the help of modern knowledge, but found himself hunted by a mysterious organization called the "Keepers of History" - they regarded all "anomalies" that changed the trajectory of history as their mortal enemies. From Xun Yu's staff to Cao Cao's military advisor, from the underground palace of Yecheng to the original autumn wind of Wuzhang, Luo Ming ignited his inner fire in the torrent of the Three Kingdoms and tore apart the cold destiny. When thousands of years of vicissitudes turned into a purple mark on his arm, he returned to the modern hospital bed, holding in his hand a blood-written silk scroll signed by himself in the late Han Dynasty... Was what he experienced an illusion, or a real reincarnation that burned away the shackles of history? What does the "scar of confusion" that is buried deep in the underground palace and is still burning to this day indicate? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.