Three Kingdoms: a Junior Official from the Prime Minister's Mansion Descended from the Sky

Three KingdomsNo SystemCP A sudden thunderstorm brought Chen Yi, who was worshiping Marquis Zhuge Wu at Dingjun Mountain, to Yong'an Palace where Zhang Wu lived for three years. When Liu Bei passed away, Chen Yi, in order to protect himself, silently wrote down Liu Bei's unpublished edict, as well as Liu Bei's words to Zhuge Liang on his sickbed. The imperial edict shocked Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Qiao, and Zhuge Liang ordered Chen Yi to be placed under house arrest. On the eve of Liu Bei's coffin returning to Chengdu, someone claiming to be Liu Bei's eldest son came to recognize him. Zhuge Qiao recommended Chen Yi, and Chen Yi cleverly set up a trap to identify the fake prince. From then on, Chen Yi fell into Zhuge Liang's eyes. After returning to Chengdu, Chen Yi predicted that Nanzhong would be in chaos. When the military report arrived, it was exactly what Chen Yi said. Zhuge Liang gradually believed Chen Yi's identity. Zhuge Liang talked with Chen Yi at night, and then ordered him and Deng Zhi to go on a mission to Soochow. Chen Yi's exports were successful and he suppressed Zhang Wen, a famous scholar in Jiangdong. In order to seek money and food, Chen Yi planned an economic war, and then offered the method of making salt to assist Zhuge Liang in managing Shu brocade. Just as the economy of the Shu Han Dynasty was improving, Cao Wei's secret work that had been hidden for many years quietly arrived, and Chen Yi slowly fell into a hunt...