Xun Yu's New Path: the Road to Kuang-Han

In the 17th year of Jian'an, Xun Yu looked at the empty food box on his desk and vaguely remembered the dusk in the suburbs of Xuchang twenty years ago. At that time, the wine Cao Cao poured was still warm, but he didn't know that what he drank down his throat was actually half his life's blood and tears and a sign of the overthrow of the Han Dynasty. With unwillingness to die and regret for Cao Cao's ambition, Xun Yu was reborn at the fork of fate on the third day after his death - the critical moment of decision whether to follow Cao Cao or not. This time, Xun Yu chose to abandon Cao and support Liu. He knew that Cao Cao would eventually embark on the road of usurping the Han Dynasty, and Liu Bei's benevolence was the hope of reviving the Han Dynasty. Relying on the memory of his previous life, he managed step by step in troubled times: he wisely provoked Lu Bu at the top of the Xuzhou city and resolved the crisis by shooting a halberd at the gate; he shared the map with Zhuge Liang in the Longzhong thatched cottage and planned a strategy to divide the world; he cleverly used fire attack on Bowang slope to make Xiahou return in defeat; he even tried his best to stop Pang Tong in front of Luofeng slope, rewriting the tragedy of his untimely death. Faced with Cao Cao's suspicion and Sun Quan's calculations, Xun Yu used his unparalleled ingenuity to maneuver among the princes, and joined forces with Chen Gong, Pang Tong, Zhuge Liang and other advisers to create a team for Liu Bei to compete in the world. He implemented the New Deal to stabilize people's livelihood, organized a huge intelligence network to control the situation, and turned the tide in key battles such as the Battle of Xiangfan and the Battle of Chang'an. When Cao Pi tried to usurp the throne, Xun Yu raised the imperial edict of the late emperor and assisted Liu Bei in commanding troops in Xuchang, finally realizing his ambition of "the Han and the traitors cannot stand at peace, and the king's business will not be in peace". This is a story about rebirth, redemption and ideals. Xun Yu used his life to blaze a path completely different from history in the turbulent times of the Three Kingdoms, restoring the glory of the Han Dynasty.