Jiang Wei: Penetrating the Three Kingdoms from 253

In the first month of the year 253, Hanshou. When Jiang Wei woke up in the military tent, bad news came from outside the tent: General Fei Yi had been assassinated. He knew who he was—Jiang Wei, the great general of the Shu Han Dynasty, a native of Didao, Liangzhou, and the successor of Zhuge Liang. But he also knew another identity: a military history researcher in 2024 who died suddenly after staying up late to write "Critique of Shu Han Strategy". He also knew what would happen next: the great victory of Taoxi in 255, the crushing defeat of Duangu in 256, Hou He's retreat in 262, and the destruction of the Shu Han in 263. He himself will be cut into pieces by the rebel army, his wife and children will all be killed, and his entire family will be exterminated. But he also knew a secret - Fei Yi's death, all parties in the court had their own agenda. Chen Zhi was watching, Huang Hao was moving, and Liu Chan was silent. Outside the tent, the generals were waiting for his decision. Inside the tent, he looked at the unfamiliar face in the bronze mirror and whispered: "From now on, I am not the Jiang Wei who knew he couldn't do anything but did it. I am the Jiang Wei who wants Shu Han to live and myself to live." From 253 to 275, twenty-two years. From the time Fei Yi was assassinated to the return of the empire to the Han Dynasty, twenty-two years passed. Some people say that he is militaristic, while others say that he is a lonely minister in Liangzhou. But when he stood at the top of Luoyang City, looking at the thousands of miles of rivers and mountains at his feet, he only remembered one sentence: Prime Minister, I didn't embarrass you.