Lu Yan, a graduate student in the Department of History, found a page of handwritten annotations in the "Three Kingdoms" when sorting out his father's belongings: "The empty city plan is not a scam. Sima and Zhuge were complicit. Following this line, we can see the beginning of true history."
That night, he was forcibly pulled into the Empty City Strategy dungeon.
There are 150,000 Wei troops outside the city and 2,000 old and weak soldiers in the city. While other players were running for their lives, Lu Yan stared at the three broken strings in Zhuge Liang's music - he discovered a secret that had been buried in history books for thousands of years: the empty city strategy was not a strategy, but a political deal.
Sima Yi needed Zhuge Liang alive because he was his only talisman in the Wei court. Zhuge Liang needs Sima Yi to retreat because he is waiting for someone - someone who can change everything.
Lu Yan put his hand on the brick seam of the tower and touched a chess piece with the word "Xun" engraved on it. His father's handwriting.
From the Three Kingdoms to Changping, from Fengshen to Journey to the West, from Liaozhai to Red Mansion. Lu Yan travels through trillions of copies of Chinese history, gods, demons, monsters, and classics. He does not rely on force to crush, but only relies on logical deduction to tear apart the illusion of the original work, dismantle the rules and traps, and subvert the established destiny.
With every step he takes, he is getting closer to the truth - his father's disappearance was not an accident, but was "erased from existence." The Guigu ancient jade in his hand is the key left by another "Lu Yan" three thousand years ago.
Three thousand years to make a lock, three thousand years to break a lock.
This time, he will use the word "deduction" to break open the ultimate prison of the Eternal Reincarnation Script Club.
**"Yan'er, it's dawn."**
This time, the person who said this was himself.
