Wei Yan: Loyal to Han, Reviving the Han Dynasty Three Times

Protagonist: Wei Yan, courtesy name Wenchang. Chen Yue, a modern man aged 30 with a passion for history and expertise in military theory and organizational management, dies suddenly after getting drunk. He wakes up as Wei Yan, who has just distinguished himself in the Battle of Hanzhong.

· Starting point: Autumn of the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219). Liu Bei declares himself King of Hanzhong, and Wei Yan is exceptionally promoted to Grand Administrator of Hanzhong and General Who Guards Afar, causing an uproar throughout the army.

· Ending point: Late winter of the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an to early the twenty-fifth. Guan Yu launches the Xiangfan Campaign. Wei Yan must handle Cao Wei's pressure in Hanzhong while navigating the subtle links with the situation in Jingzhou.

· Core conflicts:

1. Internal dissent: Wei Yan’s “overnight rise” draws suspicious looks from veteran commanders like Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. The generals in Hanzhong openly question him, and he must prove himself to win their respect.

2. Powerful enemies outside: Cao Wei has stationed large forces in Guanzhong and Longyou, including Cao Zhen, Zhang He, and Guo Huai, and could invade south at any moment.

3. The torment of knowing history: He knows Guan Yu will be defeated, but he has little influence and cannot intervene directly. He must protect himself while finding a way to leave Shu Han a path forward.

4. No golden finger: No System, no modern weapons, and no conjuring things out of thin air. His only “cheat” is his modern military thinking, management experience, and knowledge of how history will unfold.