In the twelfth year of Jianxing's reign, Liu Chan, the later leader of the Shu Han Dynasty, committed suicide on the day Luoyang City was destroyed. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to Baidi City where he was Tuogu, facing his dying father Liu Bei and the weeping Prime Minister Zhuge Liang.
Liu Chan, who was reborn with the memories of his previous life, was fully aware of his reputation as "the unsupportable Adou" and also understood the final fate of the Shu Han. In this life, he vowed to change everything. He is no longer the incompetent monarch, but a wise monarch with great ambitions, knowing people well and doing his job well.
After ascending the throne, he respected Zhuge Liang as his "father-in-law", treated him like his own father, accepted advice with an open mind, and fully supported the Northern Expedition. He opened up his voice, recruited talented people such as Jiang Wei and Fei Yi, rectified the administration of officials, and developed the economy. With Zhuge Liang's assistance, he showed extraordinary political wisdom, balancing the forces of all parties in the court, and cooperating in diplomacy.
After experiencing major historical events such as the pacification of the Southern Barbarians, the six expeditions from Qishan, the alliance with Soochow, and the Northern Expedition of Cao Wei, Liu Chan changed the trajectory of history step by step. In the end, he defeated Sima Yi, regained the Central Plains, destroyed Soochow, unified the world, and created a strong nation.
When Zhuge Liang was dying, the dedicated prime minister finally told Liu Chan a shocking secret: It turned out that all of this was the last chance given to the man by God. And Liu Chan lived up to his trust and completed the great cause of reviving the Han Dynasty.
