Han Dynasty: Jian Yong's Plan for the World

I became Jian Yong, just when Liu Guan and Zhang Taoyuan finished kowtow. When he woke up, he was trapped in Zhuojun in the late Han Dynasty, and became Liu Bei's little friend Jian Yong who was said to be "excellent in traveling around the world". In front of me are the impassioned Duke Xuande, Yun Chang with a face as thick as a jujube, and Yide with a curly beard and ringed eyes. The beacon smoke of the yellow scarf has been lit on the horizon. In these troubled times, heroes and butchers are only separated by a knife, and benevolence and hegemony often run counter to each other. I know their fate, but I don't know what kind of storm I, a moth flying into history, will stir up. What I want to do is very simple: let the people who deserve to live live, let the battles that deserve to be won be fought beautifully, let the Lord shed a few tears, and let the broken mountains and rivers be reunited as soon as possible. Therefore, Yuan Zhi, wait a moment, that letter from home may be an enemy trick. Shiyuan, avoid the path leading to Luofengpo. Yun Chang, there are no tigers or wolves in Jiangdong, Jingzhou needs to curb its pride. Yide, be gentle with your soldiers and don't give opportunities to villains. From Youyan to Jingxiang, from Xichuan to the Central Plains, I used this wild and wild debauchery as a mask, hiding a heart from the future, wandering among heroes, witnessing Zhuge Liang's dedication, Cao Cao's generosity, and Sun Quan's forbearance... This is not a legend of one person's counselor, but an epic of a group of idealists who, with their faith, wisdom and passion, try to redeem regrets and support their ideals in the huge waves of the times. The ripples of change have already appeared. Is the final way back, the abyss or the sea of ​​stars?