Han: Starting from the Seven Stars Chongming

In the autumn of the twelfth year of Jianxing, Wuzhangyuan. Prime Minister Zhuge Liang lit up the seven-star lantern to pray for twelve years of longevity. On the last night, Wei Yan urgently reported the military situation. When he broke into the tent, a strong wind suddenly rose - the main lamp was swaying and about to go out. Zhuge Liang stretched out his hand to protect the light, but his palms were burned, but the lamp did not go out. Destiny rewritten. Zhuge Liang, who succeeded in renewing his life, had to face a dilemma: he had been cautious all his life and firmly believed that Wei Yan "had a traitor in his head"; but the moment when he put out the main lamp but saved the main lamp, he began to doubt whether he had seen this person wrong. At the same time, Wei Yan learned that he had been included in the prime minister's secret order to "kill after death" and was disheartened, but he had to continue serving because the prime minister was not dead. In the cold night of Wuzhangyuan, the two had a conversation that changed the direction of history. Zhuge Liang decided not to kill Wei Yan and let him make his last northern expedition. Twelve years of life, a general whom he had never truly trusted, and a desperate war - the fate of the Shu Han was completely rewritten at the moment when the seven-star lantern was illuminated again.