Late Han Dynasty: Determining the World Based on Memory

Lin Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, fell into a coma due to excessive fatigue while consulting the original historical materials of "Three Kingdoms" late at night. When he woke up, he found himself in Julu County, Jizhou, in the seventh year of Guanghe in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 184). His identity was a collateral descendant of a declining local gentry. At this time, the Yellow Turban Uprising was about to break out, and Julu, as the core area of ​​the uprising, was in the midst of turmoil. Lin Yan does not have any supernatural abilities or future technology. His only "reliance" is the clear memory of the historical trends of the Three Kingdoms, the lives of the characters, and the details of the battles in his mind. The major events from the Yellow Turban Uprising to the three-point return to the Jin Dynasty, the character weaknesses of key figures, and the secret details recorded in historical records are all engraved in his memory like imprints. But he soon discovered that history did not exactly follow the "script". Personal intervention and changes in information gaps were causing the future to gradually deviate from the track in memory.