In the winter of 263 AD, the Shu Han regime was in turmoil. Deng Aiqi's troops sneaked into Yinping and arrived at the gates of Chengdu. Liu Chan, the later master, wanted to surrender after being persuaded by Qiao Zhou and others. On the front line of Jiange, General Jiang Wei fought against Zhong Hui's 100,000 troops alone. He was shocked by the bad news and was filled with grief and anger. The morale of the entire army was on the verge of collapse. At the time when the country was overthrown, Chen Mo, a history student from the future, accidentally traveled through time and became an unknown military secretary under Jiang Wei. With a deep understanding of this period of history and an analytical perspective that transcends the times, Chen Mo stepped forward in despair, analyzed the crisis to Jiang Wei, and urged that Shu Han still had a glimmer of hope. He offered a series of ingenious strategies of "preventing surrender, stabilizing the sword pavilion, and dispatching reinforcements", and with extraordinary courage and wisdom, assisted Jiang Wei in launching a desperate counterattack against time. With Jiang Wei's trust, Chen Mo used his knowledge to improve ordnance, intimidate Zhong Hui in Jiange, break through the natural barriers in Luo Valley, and finally march to Chang'an City. Not only did he have to strategize and fight against the powerful Wei generals and complex political conspiracies, but he also had to face the cruelty of war. In the tempering of blood and fire, he deeply understood the heavy price of rejuvenation and the righteousness of his family and country. This book uses a rigorous historical framework as the background and focuses on a group of heroes in the last years of the Shu Han Dynasty who were unwilling to sink and knew that they could not do anything but did it. It tells how a modern soul finds its place in troubled times, fights side by side with Jiang Wei and other Shu Han loyalists, and tries his best to protect the faith in his heart and the banner of the Han family in the turbulent waves of history, composing a soul-stirring apocalyptic tragedy. This is a story about loyalty, courage, wisdom and holding on to hope in desperate situations.
Reader comments
What the hell is this? A character dies and doesn't even know that he is resurrected inexplicably later?
The writing is impassioned and high-spirited, but it's just a little confusing. Huang Hao had already appeared in the Battle of Chengdu, but he actually came out again.
What the hell is this? A character dies and doesn't even know that he is resurrected inexplicably later?
The writing is impassioned and high-spirited, but it's just a little confusing. Huang Hao had already appeared in the Battle of Chengdu, but he actually came out again.