Three Kingdoms: I Yingzheng, Starting with Baidi City Tuogu

The candles in Dune Palace went out. Ying Zheng died with unfulfilled obsessions. Four hundred years later. Baidi City, Yong'an Palace. Liu Chan, the sixteen-year-old empress of the Shu Han Dynasty, slowly opened his eyes on the third day after his father Liu Bei passed away. He glanced at his hands, which were white and thin. He glanced at the map on the wall, and the mountains and rivers were shattered. He heard someone calling him Your Majesty outside. Ying Zheng smiled coldly. "It turns out that I'm not dead yet." The moment Prime Minister Zhuge Liang pushed the door open, his eyes met. Mr. Wolong's eyes narrowed slightly. "Your Majesty woke up today, not like Your Majesty." Two ancient heroes met formally in Baidi City. The ending of the Three Kingdoms was completely rewritten from this day on.