In 194 AD, the fourteen-year-old Han Xian Emperor Liu Xie was taken into exile by a warlord. The emperor has no food, hundreds of officials starve to death, and the great man has only one name left.
Then the consciousness of a graduate student in the Department of Modern History woke up in the body of this young man.
His name is Chen Du. There is no golden finger, no system - his only weapon is the knowledge of hereafter. He knows the ambitions and Achilles' heel of every warlord, the outcome of every battle, and the real root cause of this dynasty. But he knew more: a fourteen-year-old puppet emperor with no soldiers or food in his hands could die if he made one wrong word.
From the first mouthful of porridge in the exile camp, to the first conversation with the hero on the tip of a knife, to the first institutional sketch drawn in the dark - his goal is not to be another Cao Cao, but to build a world that does not need Cao Cao.
This is a story about "a person who knows the fate of everyone, but chooses to go another way." The starting point is a starving emperor on the road of exile, and the end point is a civilization reshaped by the system.
