The Three Kingdoms Rebelled Against Fate

In 168 AD, the first year of Jianning in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the second party-related disaster broke out. Liu Fang traveled through time and became an eight-year-old sick boy. His mother drowned in a river and his father ran away. He was rescued from the eunuch's sword by a man in black. At the foot of Xinghua Mountain, he started from a few dilapidated mud houses, opened schools, built brick kilns, built water trucks, and collected refugees. He used the management thinking of two thousand years later to build a paradise in troubled times on a piece of barren land. When he stepped into the Luoyang court, quarreled with the Confucian scholars, and shocked the world by saying "officials don't understand the people, and the people don't trust the officials", the real test had just begun. The more talents gather together, but because they want different things, some people will eventually stand on the opposite side. Liu Fang knows the fate of every historical figure, but he only doesn't know how far he can go. History is like iron, and fate cannot be violated, but this is not a story about a time traveler who is omnipotent, but a story about knowing the ending but still struggling in the cracks.