Liu Chen, King of Northern Shu Han Dynasty

In the last years of Jianxing, Han Zuo was in decline. He traveled through time and became Liu Chen, the king of the northern land. He stood on the edge of the cliff of history and saw with his own eyes that the Shuhan edifice was about to collapse: outside, Cao Wei's army was pressing down on the country, and Soochow was taking advantage of the situation to plunder. Inside, the emperor was ignorant and the court officials were disloyal. There is no golden finger, only courage and foresight; there is no retreat, only a fight to the end to survive. He turned the tide, refused to surrender to protect the country, integrated the remaining forces of the Shu Han, united Jiang Wei, Huo Yi and other loyal men, fought bloody battles on the two-front battlefield, and stabilized the foundation amidst internal and external troubles. From guarding the city of Yong'an to resisting the enemy in Hanzhong, from recuperating to leading the Northern Expedition, Liu Chen shouldered the important task of reviving the Han Dynasty with courage and courage. This is not a simple change of fate against nature, but a soul's awe and resistance to history. A magnificent new chapter of the Three Kingdoms is slowly unfolding in his hands.