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Liu Heng traveled through the late Han Dynasty and became the chief of a small pavilion in Anyi County, Hedong County. Originally, he just wanted to hear it and reach the princes, so as to survive in troubled times. Until one day, he met a red-faced man who was on the run. ... Years later. Liu Heng stood on the Taihang Mountains, looking southward at the flat land of the Central Plains. He had a firm belief: he wanted to whip the world and reestablish the order of the Han family.

In the second year of Hanzhongping (185). Although the Zhang Jiao brothers who caused trouble in the world have been crowned, the rebellion has not completely subsided. Dozens of rebel armies, large and small, either occupy the mountains and forests to temporarily recuperate, or directly attack counties and dominate one side. The Han Dynasty is still at war. Among them, the one with the most urgent situation is undoubtedly Liangzhou. In the spring of March, the Liangzhou warlords Beigong Boyu, Bian Zhang, Han Sui, Li Wenhou and others led tens of thousands of cavalry to invade Sanfu under the pretext of killing the eunuchs. The capital was shocked, and Situ Cui Lie once again raised the idea of ​​abandoning the defense of Liangzhou. But not from the palace. Liu Yu, a time traveler, a clan member of the Han Dynasty, the son of Liu Tao, the admonishing official, and the minister of the Zuo Department, came out angrily and sternly denounced: "Kill Situ, and the world will be safe!" ... This is a story about Han clan members becoming officials in Liangzhou in the early stage, merging the state to start a business in the middle stage, and finally reviving the Han Dynasty.