For an almost impossible ideal (reviving the Han Dynasty), one man (Zhuge Liang) used extraordinary wisdom and will to fight against the destiny of the entire era, knowing that it was impossible to do but still doing it. Zhuge Liang has a strong sense of tragic heroism: he dedicated his life to death. This ultimate spirit can deeply move everyone who has struggled for their ideals.
Not only Zhuge Liang, but also the cautious Liu Chan, the stubborn Wei Yan, the loyal Zhao Yun, the rival Sima Yi... Every character is full of drama.
What would have happened if the street pavilion had not been lost? What would have happened if Zhuge Liang lived ten more years? Is Wei Yan's Ziwu Valley Strategy really not feasible? These "what ifs" are a constant source of conversation among history buffs.
Please wait and see what changes the male protagonist of this novel will bring to history through his accidental time travel.
