In the third year of Zhang Wu, Liu Chan woke up on the eve of Bai Di's entrustment.
Everyone thought that Adou couldn't help him, but he insisted on standing up by himself.
He did not rely on the system or create magical weapons. He only relied on a piece of historical knowledge from later generations to break down the fate of the Shu Han's defeat into verifiable, retreatable, and accountable lists.
Tuogu not only needs to trust ministers, but also needs to be held responsible; the Northern Expedition is not only about courage, but also about food; famous generals' ingenious plans should not be denied, but should be turned into military proposals that the country can use repeatedly.
From Baidi City to Chengdu, from the Hanzhong Liang Road to the mouth of Ziwu Valley, Liu Chan supported Zhuge Liang and also caught Wei Yan's sword.
In this life, the man does not bet on his fate, but only counts every step he takes to win.
