Liu Ming, a cow horse in modern society, worked overtime until he died suddenly for the down payment and betrothal gift. He traveled through time and became the eldest son of Liu Chen, the king of the northern land of Shu Han in the late Three Kingdoms period. It was my duty to save the great Han Dynasty. I originally wanted to rely on the scientific and cultural knowledge of later generations and the support of Shu Han. I thought I could push it, but as I pushed, I suddenly felt that a son of the plane appeared on the opposite side? Then I will never be the second Wang Mang! Let me explain. Since some readers left messages and did not understand the relationship between the characters in the novel, I am here to make an explanation that everyone can see. The protagonist Liu Ming is the great-grandson of Liu Bei, the grandson of Liu Chan, and the eldest son of Liu Chen. Zhuge Zhang is the grandson of Zhuge Liang and the concubine of Zhuge Zhan. Guan Ren is the great-grandson of Guan Yu and the grandson of Guan Xing. His father is fictitious and unknown. Zhang Xiao is the great-grandson of Zhang Fei, the grandson of Zhang Bao, and the son of Zhang Zun. Zhao Yu is the great-grandson of Zhao Yun and the grandson of Zhao Guang. His father is fictitious and unknown. This novel mainly tells the story of Deng Ai sneaking into Yinping, and after Zhuge Zhan's defeat at Mianzhu, the four generations of Shu Han rose up to resist. The inspiration for the story came from watching the episode "The Three Kingdoms" in which King Liu Chen of the North Land killed his wife and son and committed suicide for his country. I was deeply moved when I saw the scene where the eldest son of the King of the North Land killed himself with a sword. He didn't even leave a name. If he can ascend to the throne with the King of the North, both father and son must be wise kings, and recovering the Han Dynasty will not be a problem. So I wanted to give him a nice fantasy. Hope everyone supports it.
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