Li Shimin takes an elixir of immortality and is reborn as Liu Shan, the last ruler of Shu Han. From the start, he persuades Zhuge Liang to enact reforms, strengthen the nation, and modernize the military. The following year, Liu Shan personally leads his cavalry to the Battle of Yiling, intercepting Lu Xun and defeating over twenty Wu generals, including Gan Ning, Tan Xiong, and Pan Zhang. He leads his army straight to the gates of Jianye! Unfortunately, Cao Pi takes advantage of the chaos to launch a surprise attack on the Han army’s rear, causing their grand plan to conquer Wu to fail at the last moment. And so, the era of the Later Three Kingdoms begins...
Sun Quan: “Da Hu, Xiao Hu, once you reach Chengdu, make sure you serve Liu Shan well. Don’t let him march east again! Consort Bu, if it really comes to it... would you mind going along, too?”
Cao Pi: “Cao Zhen, hurry and save Chang’an! Liu Shan’s army is already at the gates! If we can’t win this battle, I’ll have no choice but to marry off my sister to secure peace!”
Sima Yi: “Liu Shan is a ruler of unmatched ability, rarely seen in a thousand years. Our Great Wei is in danger! We can only retreat north of the Yellow River and defend ourselves by taking advantage of the waterways!”
Cao Rui: “Why was he born, when I was born too?!!! Is it still in time to send the imperial aunt over for a diplomatic marriage? Youzhou is bitterly cold and impossible to defend!”
Zhuge Liang: “Wei’s fate is sealed, and the revival of the Han is within reach! This unparalleled achievement belongs to His Majesty, not to me!”
Jiang Wei: “By imperial decree, all generals are to obey! March forth and destroy Cao Wei and Wu!”
Liu Xuan: “With Cao and Sun both destroyed, I ask Your Majesty, my father: may our million soldiers lay down their arms?”
Liu Shan: “Crown Prince, you must not think so narrowly. The realm I leave you will be more than this tiny corner! Hear my decree: the Han army will take up arms and march west to conquer the Great Qin!”
I think it's pretty good
Good luck to the author!
Well written, keep it up and support it
The plot design of this book is relatively passionate. Although it is generally too fast, it is relatively good at formulating and executing tactical strategies, and has a deeper understanding of the Tang Dynasty's military shogunate system.
The beginning is pretty good, so keep up the good work!
It's okay to write, but I can't bear to leave Liu Bei