Centenary Lu Chen: the Real Wu Huan Hua

The Three Kingdoms returned to Jin, and Taikang established Ding. Everyone thought that the troubled times were over and the world would be peaceful forever. Little did he know that Sima Yan had planned everything and destroyed the Han family with his own hands. The soldiers of the states and counties were dismissed, the kings of the separatist regimes were feudal, and millions of Hu tribes were allowed to live in the Central Plains. The internal strife of the eight kings emptied the country's foundation, and Empress Jia's chaos overthrew the government. In 304 AD, Liu Yuan raised troops and the Five Husties Rebellion officially began. Yongjia fell, Luoyang massacred the city; Chang'an overthrew, and the Western Jin Dynasty was destroyed. The Central Plains land was sinking, two-legged sheep were everywhere, and the Han people had been displaced for hundreds of years. The sixteen kingdoms took turns to be emperors, and barbarians traveled across the mountains and rivers. This is China's darkest 135 years. No time travel, no system, no whitewashing. Only the bloodiest and most authentic epics of the Wei and Jin Dynasties are restored.