The Death of Shu: the Death of the Prince

To readers: When talking about the history of the late Shu Han Dynasty, who impressed everyone the most? Is it Zhuge Zhan who defeated Mianzhu, Liu Chen, the king of the North who committed suicide in the ancestral temple, or Jiang Wei who plotted to harm the three sages? When I was reading the original text of "Three Kingdoms" before, I came across such a short but intriguing description - "In the first month of the first year of Xianxi, Zhong Hui launched a rebellion in Chengdu, and Xuan was killed by the rebels." In this regard, I can't help but have a question, that is, when Zhong Hui launched the rebellion in Chengdu, Liu Chan and other princes were spared, why was only the prince Liu Xuan killed? However, after searching through historical materials, there are very few records about Liu Xuan, the crown prince of Liu Chan. Therefore, this article boldly assumes that Liu Xu in history participated in Jiang Wei and Zhong Hui's plan and was eventually killed. Before Liu Xu died, he said regretfully, "If heaven gives Xu another chance..." And was killed by the rebels. After his death, he was reborn on the eve of the surrender of the Shu Han Dynasty, with the memory of a modern student Zhang Yun. This time, how can Liu Xu, who has the memory of the original owner and understands the general direction of history, solve the situation where the Shu Han will be destroyed and the Wei army will invade Chengdu? The biggest difference between this article and other time-travel novels is that although the protagonist has the memory of later generations as support, there is no system. Every step is not as smooth as a cheat, and there will be many setbacks in the process. By provoking the conflict between Zhong Hui and Deng Ai, he contacted Jiang Wei, Jiang Bin, Huo Yi, Yan Yu, Luo Xian and other people, and tried to rewrite his own destiny and the direction of history before the Chengdu Rebellion broke out.