Han Jin: Restore the Han Dynasty and Return It to the Old Capital

In 263, white flags fluttered on the top of the Chengdu city, and Liu Chan surrendered to the Wei Dynasty. Only Liu Chen, whose shirt was stained with blood, led eight hundred dead soldiers to break out of the siege. In the high mountains of Yungui Sichuan, Liu Chen met with Jiang Wei's remnant troops. Jiang Wei entrusted him with what he had learned throughout his life before his death, so Liu Chen launched a guerrilla war in Qin Shulong for more than ten years. In 280, the Kingdom of Wu was destroyed and the Jin Dynasty was unified. Liu Chen hid in Shushui, Bashan, to accumulate strength. When the Eight Kings Rebellion tore apart the Jin Dynasty, the clarion call for the Han Army's 99th Northern Expedition finally sounded. Jingzhou was restored, Chang'an was revived, and Jiangdong was surrendered... On the day when the city of Luoyang was destroyed, Liu Chen pointed his sword at the Sima Zongmiao: "The Ji Han Dynasty will never be destroyed, and the Yan Han Dynasty will last forever!"