I have always thought of myself as a "traveler rewriting history", carefully avoiding historical traps, promoting reforms, and dealing with various forces, trying to end the troubled times and avoid the century-old division of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. It was not until I put down the three rebellions in Huainan, defeated Sima's attempt to usurp Wei, and integrated the three forces of Wei, Shu and Wu that I accidentally discovered that I was not "rewriting history" but "creating history."
The "History of the Three Kingdoms, Wei and Jin" I learned in my previous life was actually the "simplified version of the sequelae" of a series of decisions I made after time travel - the land reform I implemented that year laid the economic foundation for the new dynasty; the township meeting system (the prototype of democracy) I advocated broke the monopoly of the gentry; every step I took between the Sima family, Cao Wei, and Shu Wu invisibly determined the direction of the world. The so-called "Sima clan usurped the Wei" and "the troubled times of Wei and Jin" were originally the ending of a parallel time and space without me, and I am the one who fundamentally determines the fate of this dynasty and ends the troubled times. I am not a spectator of history, but an operator of history itself.
