Stars Return to Luoyi: Reviving the Han Dynasty Three Times

On the Wuzhang Plains, the autumn wind swept away a shining star. Zhuge Liang passed away, carrying with him his boundless regret over restoring the Han dynasty. But when he opened his eyes again, he had returned to the sixth year of Jianxing, on the eve of his first northern expedition!

The despair of the Wei River sobbing beyond the tent and funeral banners whipping through the camp had become a thing of the past. Before him lay the faint morning light in the Chancellor's residence in Chengdu, the gentle scent of ink rising from his desk, and the young Jiang Wei, still carrying the uncertainty of a recent surrender. Memories of his past life surged like a tide: the agonizing loss at Jieting, the grueling stalemate at Chen Cang, the frustration and helplessness caused by Li Yan's blunders, and his final days on the Wuzhang Plains, utterly spent. Twenty-eight years of tireless devotion, yet he had never once crossed the Wei River, leaving behind an eternal lament: “My campaign was not yet victorious when death took me.”

Given another life and a script handed to him by time itself, Zhuge Liang would never let the tragedy repeat. He immediately summoned his generals to plan the northern campaign. This time, could he avoid the trap at Jieting, see through Li Yan's excuses, and break through Cao Wei's defenses? Could his lifelong wish of restoring the Han dynasty finally come true in this life? A northern campaign to rewrite fate was quietly beginning in the morning light.