"Wei Wu's Lost Dream to Unify the World": A dream for a thousand years, an elegy for troubled times
The modern soul Lu Li travels back to the late Eastern Han Dynasty. With modern thinking and the ability to predict the future, he joins forces with Cao Cao, the hero of troubled times, to rewrite history.
His ingenuity was as bright as the stars, and he helped Cao Cao defeat Yuan Shao in the Battle of Guandu, laying the foundation for the unification of the north. The Battle of Chibi was originally Cao Cao's Waterloo, but it was reversed due to the emergence of Lu Li - he saw through the enemy's fire plan, used it to his advantage, and let the fire come back to bite the enemy, becoming an eternal legend. After that, Jingzhou surrendered, Yizhou surrendered, and even Liu Bei surrendered under the trick of attacking his heart. In the end, Cao Wei's cavalry conquered the world and unified the world.
However, Lu Li, who had all the power in the country, chose to retire after his success. The beauties he met in troubled times - Diao Chan's peerless dancing, Xiao Qiao's graceful music, and Sun Shangxiang's valiant and heroic posture - passed through his life like meteors, and every time he came close, he was destined to get what he wanted. This regret went deep into his bones and turned into the deepest regret aesthetic in his life.
After hiding in the mountains and forests, he picked chrysanthemums, cooked wine and tea, and kept writing. He integrated what he had learned throughout his life on paper, and the fire of his thoughts was passed on. He quietly observed the undercurrents of the Sima family, knowing it well but without any obsession. He knew that the meaning of his existence was to strive for peace and prosperity for the war-torn land, leaving behind the immortal "Wei Wu's Lost Dream".
When the glory of life fades, he calmly merges into the mountains and rivers. Lu Li's life is a gamble spanning time and space, a mixture of wisdom and affection, a magnificent epic about change, love, regret and hope. His name may not be recorded in the annals of history, but his "wet dream" will always shine brightly in the long river of history.
