Li Shimin, the mighty and far-sighted Emperor Taizong of Zhenguan, is mysteriously summoned by the collective wish of 21st-century netizens and transmigrates into the body of Liu Shan, the famously hopeless ruler! Worse still, Liu Shan’s soul is still inside him, constantly spamming comments and moonlighting as a food guide, leaving His Majesty Li Er, who is determined to restore the Han dynasty, facing soul-searching questions like, “Father, I’m hungry. Can we go eat xxx?”
When the “Zhenguan experience pack” runs into the “Ji Han culture-shock package,” his plans to streamline the government are abandoned after his ministers wail about empty coffers, and his attempt to recruit talent through the imperial examinations reveals a heart-wrenchingly low literacy rate. Amid chaotic daily life and intermittent bouts of “Xuanwu Gate PTSD,” Li Shimin’s grand ambitions gradually go off course. His “brilliant moves” leave not only Zhuge Liang questioning his own life, but also Cao Rui of Wei and Sun Quan of Wu putting on one bewildering performance after another.
On one side is Li Shimin insisting, “I can still turn this around!” On the other is Liu Shan saying, “Father, accept your fate. There’s no guide for this campaign, so why not just slack off?” Where will this laughable Three Kingdoms adventure ultimately lead?
