In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (220 AD), Jingzhou fell. Guan Yu, who was attacking Fancheng, was defeated by Cao Cao and Sun Quan in Zaomaicheng.
Liu Bei was shocked when he learned the bad news. The next month he personally led the main force to attack Sun Quan with Zhang Fei as the vanguard. Zhuge Liang planned a surprise attack on Xiangyang to help Liu Bei regain Jingzhou. However, Zhang Fei died later, exhausted physically and mentally, and the helpless Liu Bei also passed away like a winter flower. Although his strength recovered after retaking Jingzhou, Zhuge Liang had to face two powerful enemies, Wei and Wu at the same time. He traveled to Hanzhong and Jingzhou and finally died of illness in Wuzhangyuan. After that, Jiang Wei made nine expeditions to the Central Plains but made no achievements. Later, after Deng Ai defeated the Shu Han in a battle, he was captured alive by Jiang Wei and Zhong Hui. Jiang Wei died together with the Wei army in Chengdu. Shu Han general Chen Dao and Liu Bei's second son Liu Yong returned to the country. The Three Kingdoms returned to the balance of the past, but in the next fifteen years, a palace coup occurred in which Sima Yan of the Wei State usurped the throne and established the Jin and Wu States. The power within the Shu Han Dynasty was overwhelming. Liu Changjiu was sick and dying soon. He could only pin his wish to regain the Han Dynasty and unify the world on his only son Liu Xinzhi. At the same time, after Sima Yan established the Jin Kingdom, the descendants of the Cao family tried to make a comeback. The rebels who were dissatisfied with Sun Hao's tyranny also rose up. The aliens on the border were ready to move, and the development of Buddhism affected many people... Whether Liu Xinzhi can defeat the powerful officials, or whether the Three Kingdoms can be unified, is unpredictable in the fog...
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