Three Kingdoms: Beginning with Liu Chen's Accession to the Throne

When Soochow Wu put away its sneak attack on Jingzhou, when Guan Yu's reputation was not lost in Maicheng, when Zhang Fei's roar was still under his tent, the history of the Three Kingdoms had changed. In 221, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor in Chengdu, and the Wu-Shu alliance was unbreakable; in 226, Cao Pi passed away, and the young ruler Cao Fang came to the throne, and the twenty-year standing pattern was officially settled. Years passed by 245, and the eighty-four-year-old Liu Bei ran out of oil. Liu Chan, the emperor's grandson Liu Chen, as well as veteran generals such as Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, and Ma Chao gathered in front of his sick bed. Huang Zhong's son Huang Ying and Zhuge Liang were also among them. Under the watchful eyes of the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty, Liu Bei defied all opinions and passed the throne of Shuhan to his grandson Liu Chen. The chess game in troubled times once again set off a storm. "Chen'er, I'll leave this country to you." "I want to use all the troops from across the country in the Northern Expedition, and I want to baptize Luoyang with blood!" "Father, is this the big man you have been guarding for 20 years? The kid finally understands." "Your Majesty, remember, the people's will is the future of the Han Dynasty."