Beginning with the Gaopingling Incident: Sanxing Yanhan

Liu Xu's soul traveled to the post-Three Kingdoms era and became the son of the powerful minister Liu Fang. But Sima Yi was about to make a coup, and he was forced to help Cao Shuang under "God's will". Facing Sima Yi, Sima Shi and others, how could he, a later generation, resist? Fortunately, God gave him a past life library, and he could read past life books in his dreams for two hours every night. He reviewed "Three Kingdoms", read "Militia Training Manual", pondered "Zizhi Tongjian", and studied "Tiangong Kaiwu". Du Yu said that Liu Xu "has thousands of volumes in his chest, as full as a storehouse." Zhong Hui said: "With Wen Sheng and I's plan, we will be safe." However, Jiang Wei angrily rebuked: "The descendants of the Han Dynasty lead troops to destroy the Han Dynasty, how unfilial!" Faced with praise and criticism, Liu Xu could only spread his hands and said helplessly: "In the future, a great scholar will debate the scriptures for me!" The courtiers repeatedly petitioned Cao Mao to take the throne. Liu Xu said angrily, "It's really a shame for me!" This is the story of a man who came late to revive the Han Dynasty. "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Chronicles of Emperor Zhaowu of the Central Ancestor": Fang Qi supported the young emperor, defeated Sima, defeated Guanzhong, defeated the puppet Shu, and conquered Sun Wu. How can he neglect his loyalty and courage? He could have just sat back and watched Sima conspire to rebel, but instead used his body to remonstrate with his father and save his savior alone. This can be said to be loyal. It was wise to urge Cao Shuang to quell the rebellion in Guanzhong. He saved the people from fire and water, abolished the system of farming, and entered Chengdu without committing any crimes. This can be said to be benevolent. He made an oath by pointing to the Minjiang River and vowed not to kill the Lord of Shu. This can be said to be a sign of faith and righteousness. Emperor Zhaowu had benevolence, justice, propriety, wisdom and trust, but faced the danger of death, he resigned from office and returned home, promising to punish Luoyang. This is the dangerous situation it is in, and the people's hearts turn to it. When he was in the Zen position, Emperor Zhaowu refused to accept his resignation, and until his death he became the Grand Sima, which shows his sincerity.