The autumn wind at Wuzhang Plains scattered the last sparks of Shu Han. When he opens his eyes again, the great Han chancellor Zhuge Liang has become Kong Sixuan, an obscure retainer in the Eighth Prince's mansion during the Kangxi era, shunned by all.
In history, the Eighth Prince, Yinsi, loses the struggle for the throne and meets a tragic end: stripped of his title, forced to change his name, and dying in confinement.
But this time, the man standing behind him is Zhuge Kongming, the peerless strategist who once helped Liu Bei defy fate and change history.
In the struggle among the nine princes, who will claim the throne?
When success is achieved and the outcome decided, will he quietly retire, or remain to assist in governing?
In this life, the Marquis of Wu of the great Han will finally resolve, with his own hands, the age-old regret of “dying before his mission was complete”!
The curtain rises. See how a legendary sage of strategy returns to his old profession in the Qing court.
How could Zhuge Wuhou, the embodiment of loyalty, protect Huru.
Stop writing. It's nothing. Just practice.
The first few chapters are okay, but what about the later chapters?
The eighth child has become an elder brother, and the fourth child has become a younger brother. Brother, didn't anyone remind you of what you wrote?
In the tenth day of Yangzhou in the Qing Dynasty, as long as Zhuge Liang knew about it, he would not assist him. I remember Zhuge Liang said that the Han and the traitors are not at odds with each other and the king's career will not be peaceful.
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Basically, there are problems