I, Han Xin, Helped the Prime Minister in the Northern Expedition in the Three Kingdoms

Han Xin, the Marquis of Huaiyin, helped the Great Ancestor conquer the Three Qin Dynasties, pacify the Four Kingdoms, and surround Gaixia. However, he ultimately left an eternal regret in Changle Palace. Before his death, he was left with endless lamentations: Regret for being too sharp, regret not knowing how to advance or retreat, regret not being able to start well and end well. When he opened his eyes again, it was already the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty four hundred years later. The drums of war were beating loudly at the foot of Dingjun Mountain, and he became an ordinary soldier named Han Xin in the Shuhan camp. Just as Cao Jun's hundreds of thousands of troops were pressing on the border, the Shuhan defense line was on the verge of collapse, and life and death were only a matter of time. With a lifetime of military strategies accumulated on the battlefield, and profound lessons from his previous life, Han Xin completely restrained his pride. He no longer relies on his talent and is arrogant, and no longer takes credit for himself. He only hides his unparalleled talents with a humble heart. In the face of danger, he rallied his troops to regain their morale and defeated the powerful enemy in one battle, shocking the whole army. From then on, Shu Han gained an unfathomable and peerless general. During the fierce battle in Hanzhong, he turned the tide and stabilized the foundation of Shu Han; During the crisis in Jingzhou, he deployed defenses in advance to resolve hidden dangers on the eastern front; In the dangerous area of Yiling, he led his troops to rush to rescue and protect the main force of the army; During the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains, he joined forces with Prime Minister Zhuge. Marquis Wu took charge of the rear of the government, and the Bingxian led the army to determine the battlefield, guard the street pavilion, anchor Longyou, and close the pass. They were invincible along the way. The civil and military officials of the entire court respected him, the officers and soldiers of the three armies obeyed him, Prime Minister Zhuge regarded him as a lifelong confidant, and even his opponents praised him for "having the style of a Huaiyin Marquis". But Han Xin always remembers the lessons of his previous life. He does not take power, does not get involved in politics, and does not take credit. He only sticks to one original intention: In this life, I must help the Ming Dynasty revive the Han Dynasty, retire with success, live up to the name of Han Xin, and live the life I want most.