In the original Zhuge Liang Temple in Wuzhang, the wind and rain were like darkness.
Lin Chuan mistakenly entered the Bagua array in the temple, and when he walked out of the end of the maze, he was no longer a thousand years later, but Zhuge Qiao in the first year of Zhangwu. He was in Zhuge Liang's mansion, and the Yiling War was about to break out.
He knew better than anyone in this era that that fire would burn away Liu Bei's last remaining energy, burn away the most precious capital of the Shu Han Dynasty, and also burn away the most critical glimmer of hope for the revival of the Han Dynasty.
But he also understands better than anyone that knowing history does not mean changing history.
He is not the prime minister, not the emperor, not a veteran in charge of military power, but Zhuge Qiao, the adopted son of Zhuge Liang. With a delicate identity and an embarrassing situation, he must not only win the trust of the Shu-Han court, but also deal with the Wu, Shu and Zhuge families; he must not only prevent the defeat of Yiling, but also win back the fortune of the Han Dynasty step by step in troubled times.
Save Yiling first, then plan for Jingzhou.
First stabilize the big man, and then fight for the world.
In this life, he no longer wanted to stand in front of the Wuzhang Temple and sigh for Wuhou after a thousand years.
He wanted to rewrite Shu Han's fate with his own hands before the fire broke out.
