In the sixth year of Zhongping (2012), Luoyang palace changed, and the nine-year-old Chenliu King Liu Xie woke up in the cold wind of Beimang Mountain.
He was originally a young man who studied the history of the Han and Wei dynasties in later generations. Once his soul was revealed, he became the Han Xian Emperor who was about to be proclaimed by Dong Zhuo. History books have already written his fate: he was deposed by Dong Zhuo, hijacked by Li Jue and Guo Si, hijacked by Cao Cao, and finally forced to abdicate by Cao Pi, becoming the last puppet emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
But in this life, he no longer wants to be a jade seal that can be changed hands by others.
He had no soldiers, no food, no confidants, only the body of the nine-year-old emperor, the historical knowledge of a thousand years later, and a broken but still significant "Han Dynasty" status. Dong Zhuo's butcher's knife, Wang Yun's staunchness, Jia Xu's ruthlessness, Yuan Shao's family background, Cao Cao's talents, Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, and Sun Ce's sharpness will all become forces that he must control or check.
What he wanted to do was not to simply kill a certain powerful official, but to re-establish order in the chaotic world: preserve court documents, recruit scholars, place Liangzhou soldiers, set up the emperor's farm, rewrite the edict on clothes and belts, use Cao Cao to bring peace to the world, and prevent Cao from usurping the Han Dynasty.
When the flames of history burn towards Luoyang again, he wants to make the three words "Emperor Xian of Han" no longer just a posthumous title for the conquered king.
But the beginning of the resurgence of the Lord.
