Ji Han Changge

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Guan Yu flooded seven armies and shocked China. In the same year, Lu Meng crossed the river in white clothes, Jingzhou fell, and Guan Yu died. Since then, the Shu Han Dynasty has lost half of its territory. Liu Bei resentfully marched eastward and was defeated in Yiling. Zhuge Liang left Qishan six times, but in the end he was unable to recover. ——This is history that everyone knows. Chen Ke also knew. He is a doctoral student studying military logistics in the Han Dynasty. He is familiar with every grain and grass account and every military order and dispatch in the 24 years of Jian'an. Then he traveled through time. He became a clerk in charge of accounts in Nanchang, Jiangling City. There are still three months until Bai Yi crosses the river. He has no military power, no force, and no one knows him. All he has is the mind of a logistician and a fading historical memory. He knew Mi Fang would surrender. Know that the beacon tower will be pulled down. Knowing that Guan Yu would defeat Maicheng. But so what if you know? How could a little man counting grain in a warehouse convince the proud Guan Yunchang that Soochow was coming? The first step to change history is not to kill the general with a sword, but to turn an extra page in the ledger.