In the seventh year of Jingyao, when the Shu Han Dynasty was in danger, Jiang Wei pretended to surrender to Zhonghui and used half a volume of "Yin Fu Jing" as a guide to ignite the fire of civil strife in Wei. A forged secret letter ordered Sima Zhao to massacre Deng Ai; a "fraudulent corpse" edict plunged Luoyang into a maelstrom of intrigue. In the flames of the Hanzhong granary, one hundred thousand Wei troops defected, and the "Conquer the Central Plains" banner, which had been dormant for twenty-seven years, was once again inserted into the city of Yang'an Pass.
The veteran Liao Hua, white-haired and bathed in blood, rescued the orphan of the King of the North on a single horse - the cinnabar mole on the boy's eyebrows looked like the reincarnation of Emperor Zhaolie, and the broken jade in his arms hid the mystery of Ji Han's dragon vein; Zhang Yi's double ax split open the underground of Tongguan, detonating the "Earth Dragon Bomb" that Zhuge Liang had buried twenty years ago. In the fire ignited by his flesh and blood, the fallen general from Wuzhang was reborn in Qishan.
Zhong Hui's unicorn armor reflected the fire in Luoyang, but he didn't know that he had already become a pawn in Jiang Wei's "Death Plan"; Sima Zhao saw the "Zhuge figure" resurrected in the Bagua array on the other side of the Weishui River, and realized that Ji Han's most deadly killing move was actually the blood of the late emperor left among the people forty years ago.
This work uses fragments of historical data as bones to reconstruct the final chapter of the Three Kingdoms
