In the winter of the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Guan Yu, the Marquis of Hanshou, dies at Maicheng.
When he opens his eyes again, he has returned to the time five years earlier, when Liu Bei had just secured Yi Province.
This time, he will not repeat the mistakes of the past:
At Phoenix Slope, he urges Pang Tong to take another route.
In Jingzhou City, he roots out threats such as Mi Fang and Fu Shiren.
On the banks of the Yangtze, he trains the navy in advance to guard against a surprise attack from Eastern Wu.
In the military camp, he patiently tutors Guan Ping and Guan Xing, cultivating a new generation of Shu Han generals.
Zhuge Liang gently waves his feather fan, a trace of puzzlement passing through his eyes. “Yunchang's recent military decisions seem almost prescient.”
Guan Yu strokes his long beard, his gaze blazing. “The rise or fall of the Han house will be decided here.”
From shaking all of China to restoring order to the world, this time he will rewrite the fate of the Han Dynasty with his own hands.
Basically bid farewell to this industry