In the 16th year of Jian'an, Zhang Song presented a picture to the police, and Emperor Zhaolie Liu Bei sat in his tent in shock. Before that, he had been in the underworld. He had witnessed Guan Yu's defeat in Maicheng and Kong Mingxing's fall in Wuzhangyuan. He had also witnessed the biting cold when Adou surrendered to Wei when the "Han" flag fell to the ground at the top of Luoyang City. The judge thought that Han's good fortune had not ended after four hundred years, and allowed him to return with the memories of his previous life. This was the life and death point of the decision to enter Sichuan.
This time, he abandoned his benevolence as a woman: he refused to bring Pang Tong into Shu and left him to guard Jingzhou with Zhuge to avoid the disaster of "the death of a young phoenix"; he forced Mi Fang and Fu Shiren to resign from their posts in Jingzhou and follow the expedition to lock up the traitors; at the Fucheng banquet, a cup was thrown as a sign, and the guards broke up the banquet with a sword. He captured Liu Zhang on the spot to control Yizhou, and settled Shu in March, avoiding three years of fierce fighting.
He knew that the Shu Han was weak in cavalry and was trapped in the territory, so he sent Zhang Qian's descendants to the Western Regions, led the Shanshan and Khotan protons into Shu, and recruited the chainmail heavy cavalry and horn-bowed cavalry from the Western Regions to make up for the Shu Han's lack of combat power. In the Battle of Hanzhong, Zhuge's crossbows were used to control the enemy and stabilize the army. Xia Houyuan was quickly killed in the Battle of Shan, and he controlled Hanzhong one year earlier than in the original history; he also abandoned the danger of "Guan Yu's Northern Expedition" and ordered Zhuge Zhenjingzhou to practice water training. He and Ma Chao split up the two routes in the western region of Hanzhong. They used stone chariots to destroy Tongguan and light cavalry to harass Wei Liang, and pressed on Luoyang step by step.
From the mountain battle of the Tengjia soldiers in Yizhou to suppress the rebellion, to the heavy cavalry confrontation on the south bank of the Wei River, to the battle between buildings and boats under Jianye City, each battle conforms to the geographical structure of the Three Kingdoms and restores the actual combat details of Huanshou Dao, Changshan, and Zhuge Liannu. In the end, Liu Bei defeated Yecheng and surrendered Sun Quan. He looked back when he was enshrined in Mount Tai - the tragic scene of the country's subjugation seen in the underworld finally became the prelude to the rebirth of Han Zuo. After four hundred years, the Han Dynasty was finally reunited in his hands.
