In the twelfth year of Jian'an, Liu Bei's youngest son was born in Xinye County.
His name is Liu Chan, but he is not the Adou who cannot be helped. From the moment he opened his eyes, he was a modern soul holding a check-in system that could change history.
Sign up for attribute points daily, sign up for skill drawings monthly, and sign up for cross-era technology annually. Starting from the dilapidated thatched house in Xinye, Liu Chan quietly accumulated his trump cards.
History repeats itself, but the outcome is changing.
In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Maicheng. The tragedy of Guan Yu's defeat was cut off in advance, and Jingzhou was saved. The fire of Yiling did not burn up, Liu Bei was not defeated, there was no Tuogu in Baidi City, and Zhuge Liang did not die of illness in Wuzhangyuan. At every turning point in history, Liu Chan stood up and used his strength to turn things around.
From a zero-year-old baby to a young commander-in-chief, he used modern technology and powerful cavalry to help Liu Bei, who was living in a corner, become the leader of the world.
Liu Bei stood at the top of the city of Chang'an, watching the banners of the Han Dynasty re-populated the Central Plains; Zhuge Liang smiled and closed the book of war, and his long-cherished wish was fulfilled; the Han Dynasty was revitalized, and the world was unified.
Reader comments
Prenatal wear is better than soul wear! The front is not bad either
A very interesting book. In the early stage, I watched the rise of Liu Bei's power from the perspective of Liu Chan as an infant, and participated in the process appropriately. Author, please update, it's not enough [laughs]
There are too many parallel sentences, once in three paragraphs on average, but I like the subject matter
Prenatal wear is better than soul wear! The front is not bad either
A very interesting book. In the early stage, I watched the rise of Liu Bei's power from the perspective of Liu Chan as an infant, and participated in the process appropriately. Author, please update, it's not enough [laughs]
There are too many parallel sentences, once in three paragraphs on average, but I like the subject matter