The Emperor of Tang Traveled Through Time and Became Liu Chan: from Baidi City to Luoyang

The wind from Baidi City carried the moisture from the Yangtze River and hit Liu Chan's face. He looked at the scene in front of him blankly. No, this is not the Chang'an he is familiar with, nor is it the magnificent Luoyang Palace. What is this place? He, Li Shimin, actually became Liu Chan? That Adou who can't help him? Only then did he realize that he was in the scene of Tuogu in Baidi City. Zhuge Liang's expression was solemn, everything was terrifyingly real. Li Shimin, no, it was Liu Chan now. He suppressed the shock in his heart. He knew that he had to live, and live better. He couldn't let Shu Han make the same mistake again. He wants to change history. Returning to Chengdu, Liu Chan began to observe secretly. He found that although Zhuge Liang was loyal, he had to do everything by himself and his power was too concentrated. This is not conducive to the long-term development of Shu Han. He began to put forward some different opinions in the court, intentionally or unintentionally, to test Zhuge Liang's reaction. He knew that to change the fate of Shu Han, it would not be enough for him alone. The Northern Expedition was Zhuge Liang's established strategy. Liu Chan knew that the Northern Expedition wasted money and had little effect. But he could not directly object, he could only give round-about advice, suggesting that Zhuge Liang should rest and accumulate strength. Although Zhuge Liang was a little confused, seeing Liu Chan becoming more and more mature, he gradually let him handle some government affairs. Liu Chan seized the opportunity to vigorously develop agriculture, build water conservancy projects, and reduce the burden on the people. The Shu Han's economy gradually recovered and its national power became increasingly powerful. A few years later, Zhuge Liang died of illness in Wuzhangyuan. Liu Chan continued to implement Zhuge Liang's policies, while boldly recruiting new people and rectifying the administration. He worked hard to govern, and under his governance, Shu Han glowed with new vitality.