A Brief History of the Ji Han Dynasty

Everyone says Guo Xun acted alone when he assassinated Fei Yi. But the palace in Chengdu, the Shangshu Tai, and the Hanzhong commandery headquarters had already laid a chain of interlocking schemes.

Liu Shan used one blade to divide power, Chen Zhi maintained a balance from the center, and Jiang Wei used the murder case to secure control of the Northern Expedition forces. His army marched straight into Di Dao, split up to seal off the key routes into Longyou, and steadily devoured the heartland of Yong and Liang held by Cao Wei.

In Luoyang, the imperial clan secretly plotted against Sima Shi. In Jiangdong, Zhuge Ke was defeated and killed. The courts of all three powers were shaken by wave after wave of turmoil.

There are no mindless cheat powers here. Using terrain, supply calculations, and court intrigue to break through each crisis, the story reveals the final, epic game of strategy inside and outside the state of Ji Han before its fall.