The Three Kingdoms of the Eastern Han Dynasty were the most splendid scene in Chinese history. Various civil servants and military generals rushed into troubled times and showed their abilities. However, Liu Xie, the orthodox emperor of the Han Dynasty, became a puppet emperor for the princes to gain political capital. Modern history enthusiasts reborn Liu Xie, and he happened to be possessed on the way from Chang'an to Luoyang. At this time, Liu Xie had no fixed location, was pursued by soldiers, and his future was uncertain. This was a dead end. If Liu Xie was reborn, would he still go to Xuchang, and would Cao Cao kidnap the emperor to order the princes? Is he still a puppet emperor for life like in history?
The low score makes sense.