There are no what-ifs in the history in our books, and perhaps in another parallel time and space, they will derive another story
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In 543 AD, during the Battle of Mangshan, Gao Huan adopted Chen Yuankang's words to pursue the victory of the Western Wei Dynasty and captured Yuwentai alive. From then on, the two Wei Dynasties were unified.
In 549 AD, Gao Cheng took advantage of the rebellion of Hou Jing to go to Yizhou and conquered Jiangling. He was accepted by the Emperor of Wei and changed his name to Yongqing. His country was named Qi.
From the age of ten, Gao Cheng's life has been as smooth as a happy article with a golden finger. He was handsome, wealthy, romantic, and powerful. From the crown prince, to the general assisting the government, to the emperor who unified the nine states, even if there were occasional disasters, he could always turn them into safety. He is God's favorite, a shining star, and the beloved of thousands of girls.
Until he left the palace by mistake and took off the aura that had been with him since he was ten years old.
The emperor is missing, powerful ministers are fighting each other, powerful neighbors are on the lookout, and the kings are ready to take action. The sweet words they once had turned into murderous swords.
When he lost his golden finger, Gao Cheng gradually realized how much effort he had to put in to become a truly beloved male protagonist in Da Qi.
In a different chapter of the post-Three Kingdoms period, can the rich, handsome, and handsome man who has been stamped in the history books be able to justify his literary, Taoist, and military strategies? As the gears of fate slowly turn, can Daqi escape the fate of asking the king to hunt for a siege?
Concept: In a parallel world, can people escape from character flaws and the shackles of fate?
