1. Rebirth and return, changing history: Zhuge Liang was reborn after Wuzhangyuan died of illness. He returned to the Longzhong thatched cottage period, reflected on the merits and demerits of his previous life, and determined to re-formulate strategies and change the direction of history. He gave up the strategy of entering Shu and went north to fight against the Hu Qiang, Xiongnu, and Xianbei, and helped Liu Bei seal the wolf in Xu. "Reviving the Han Dynasty and returning the old capital" is no longer an unattainable dream, but a reality that can be achieved step by step.
2. In the early stage, Cao Wei was powerful and formed a new pattern: During Cao Cao's southern expedition, Liu Bei followed Zhuge Liang's strategy and no longer resisted, but hid in the Qinling Mountains. Jingzhou surrendered without a fight. Cao Cao had sufficient time and troops to concentrate on dealing with Sun Quan. After the southern expedition, Cao Cao achieved basic unification. Liu Bei took the opportunity to go to the land of Hu Qiang and Jiuyuan, while Sun Quan went into exile in Jiaozhou and established the new Wu regime. Since then, a new Three Kingdoms pattern has been formed with Cao Wei on the mainland, Sun Quan on the sea, and Liu Bei on Mobei.
3. The Third Han Dynasty, spanning Europe and Asia: The conflict between the Xiongnu Xianbei and other military groups and the Liu Bei group will become an issue that must be paid attention to. How to deal with the relationship with the Xiongnu Xianbei will affect the development of Liu Bei's regime. In addition, Liu Bei's Mobei Han Dynasty and Cao Wei competed fiercely in the Western Regions. In order to win the battle for hegemony in the Western Regions, Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang further expanded their territory to the west and north, and established stable agricultural and handicraft strongholds in inland Asia to provide material support for the long-term war.
[Rebirth, Machiavellianism, War, Passion, Changing Fate Against Heaven] The author is more biased towards Liu Bei, followed by Cao Cao. If allowed, the author would like to include many heroes from the Three Kingdoms, the Two Jins, the Sixteenth Kingdom, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties into the book.
