Three Kingdoms: Starting from Rescuing Liu Qi

Traveling through the late Eastern Han Dynasty, he became Lu Heng, a scholar in Nanyang. In the sixth year of Guanghe, the undercurrent of Taiping Road is surging, and chaos is about to begin. Lu Heng, who is familiar with history, knows that Jingzhou is about to become a purgatory, and everyone knows that they should vote for Uncle Liu Huang, Prime Minister Cao, or the young Sun Zhongmou. He set his sights on Liu Qi, the eldest son of Liu Biao who died early in history and was ostracized by his stepmother. From then on, Lu Heng used the knowledge of later generations to fight for a chance of survival for him: to save his life under Cai Mao's sword, to fight for power from his father's suspicion, and to find a third way for Jing Xiang in the pinch between Liu Bei and Cao Cao. No longer watch on the sidelines amid the beacon smoke at Chibi, and place new pieces in the world's chess game. This is a bet that starts from a negative point of view: to raise the loser of history from the dust with his own hands and teach him to fight against fate and heaven. When Liu Qi's banner was planted on the top of Luoyang City, people all over the world were shocked to see that a completely different flame was burning in the ashes of the Han Cauldron.