In 234 AD, at Wuzhang Plains.
As Zhuge Kongming lies gravely ill, he believes he has no successor and is preparing to carry out the Northern Campaign plan. But just then, Jiang Wei arrives with a System, transmigrates, and becomes the Shu Han general who shares his name: the Young Qilin, Jiang Wei!
After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei inherits his legacy and devotes himself to governing the state!
First, he stabilizes the court and solves the food shortage. Then he guards the border and gathers hundreds of thousands of elite troops. Not a single enemy dares to invade Shu Han's frontiers again!
When Wei Emperor Cao Rui dies young and the realm descends into turmoil, Jiang Wei strikes decisively, wins a victory within a month, and stands in opposition to the Sima clan in Luoyang!
He destroys Eastern Wu, avenges the defeats at Yiling and Maicheng, pacifies the Jin kingdom, and wipes away the shame of the Rebellion of the Eight Princes and the Five Barbarians' upheaval in China!
From then on, the Han Dynasty rises twice after falling twice, shaking the ages and eclipsing all that came before!
Sima Yi: "If the Graveyard Tiger is born, why must there also be a Young Qilin? I am no match for him, no match for him!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Do you really think Liu Chan is mediocre and incompetent? Have you not seen how the Cao family has been played by the Sima family? Moreover, when Zhuge Liang was alive, Liu Chan had no power at all. After Zhuge Liang's death, due to several Northern Expeditions, the Shu Han's national power was basically exhausted. Powerful minister is not a bad word. Yi Yin of the Shang Dynasty, Duke Zhou of the Zhou Dynasty, and Zhang Juzheng of the Ming Dynasty were all powerful ministers, and Zhuge Liang was a loyal minister and a powerful minister.
Personally, I feel that resurrecting Zhao Yun was a wrong decision. How do you deal with people's questions after resurrecting? There were so many military generals in the dynasties that followed the Three Kingdoms. It would be better to just bring out any general than to resurrect them.
You are actually resurrecting Zhao Yun, why don't you resurrect Liu Bei too? Originally, the Three Kingdoms novel had a system that could explode troops, which was a bug. You can also resurrect the dead later. Really poisonous
Zhuge Liang supported the last great Han Dynasty, but it squandered China's vitality. He forced the war to last for decades, completely draining China's vitality. He was the savior of the Han Dynasty and the sinner of China.
Aren't you going against it? Helping an Adou who can't help him?
Now that I see it, this book is really good, but resurrecting Zhao Yun is poisonous to me. You can recruit powerful generals from other dynasties. How should you write a history book after the founding of the People's Republic of China? Will the Five Tiger Generals be resurrected from now on? This is too poisonous!
Following the Prime Minister's legacy, we will fight against the traitors who usurped the Han Dynasty.
No matter what, this sentence touched me. If there is an afterlife, I would like to be a pawn in front of the Prime Minister's account.
You can consider Zhuge Liang's daughter, Zhuge Guo. But this seems to be a fictional character.
After being convinced, you still resurrected Zhao Yun. Why don't you just resurrect Guan, Zhang, Zhao and Ma, and resurrected Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang? It's boring to watch.