Travel through history, conspiracy, Three Kingdoms, Shu Han, counterattack, strong country, struggle for hegemony, emperor style, drama
In the autumn of 234 AD, Prime Minister Zhuge Liang died of illness in Wuzhangyuan, and the sky in Shu Han seemed to collapse. At this moment, the modern man Liu Zhe transformed into the later master Liu Chan, who was known as the "Adou who cannot be helped".
Faced with internal strife among powerful ministers, internal strife among generals, powerful Wei forces looking at him externally, allies with Wu alienated from others, and undercurrents from the Yizhou gentry at home, Liu Zhe did not despair. He knew that this was the worst of times and the best starting point.
From the panic that awakened in front of Zhuge Liang's death, to the decisive decision to secretly quell the Yangyi Rebellion in Wei Yan; from the promulgation of the "Edict of Sin" to the forbearance to recuperate, to the establishment of an "inner guard" directly under the emperor to gain insight into the world; from the ten years of agricultural and business innovation and military training, to the silent observation of the changes in the world in Cao Wei's "Gaoping Ling Incident" and "Three Rebellions in Huainan"...
What Liu Chan wants to take is a road that no one has traveled. He used modern thinking to inspire technology, used historical foresight to lay out the world, balance the internal and external, and cultivate direct lineage. When the time is right, the dragon will come out of Qishan, swallow up Guanlong, and completely occupy Liangyi, and finally become a new force.
But this is just the beginning. When the Jin Dynasty and the Wei Dynasty were established, the world was in turmoil, and the final battle scroll slowly unfolded. The imperial commander personally went on a three-pronged expedition to conquer the two capitals and sweep across Liuhe... What he wanted to accomplish was not only Zhuge Wuhou's Northern Expedition legacy, but also to end this troubled world and let the banner of the Han Dynasty once again fill every inch of China's mountains and rivers.
This is not a simple change of destiny against the will of heaven. This is how a time-traveling emperor uses wisdom, strategy and courage to personally rewrite a history that is destined to be tragic.
Reader comments
The overall watchability is acceptable. Although there are a lot of inner monologues, it is not a mindless story. The struggle in the court and the mediation of various factions also have their own merits. We will see how the author writes war scenes in the future. I hope to keep up the good work. Come on
The overall watchability is acceptable. Although there are a lot of inner monologues, it is not a mindless story. The struggle in the court and the mediation of various factions also have their own merits. We will see how the author writes war scenes in the future. I hope to keep up the good work. Come on
The writing is very good and the logic is tight.