Embers of Han Zuo

The moment the poisonous wine penetrated his intestines, Liu Xie thought he would become a burial object of the Han Dynasty for the rest of his life. However, when his consciousness returned, he was back in the carriage in which he was escaping from Chang'an - the thirteen-year-old himself was being chased by Li Jue and Guo Si's rebel soldiers, with nowhere to go and nowhere to go. In the first half of his life, he was a clay doll in the hands of Dong Zhuo and a chess piece in the hands of Cao Cao. He watched helplessly as Dong Guiren drank poison, Queen Fu was humiliated, and watched the Han Dynasty's dragon flag crumbling in the wind and rain. In the end, he ended up with the false name of "Shan Yang Gong" and ended his remaining life with a glass of poisonous wine. In this life, he returned with the memory of thirty-one years of blood and tears. He knew Li Jue and Guo Si's wild ambitions, knew Cao Cao's true plan to "serve the emperor", and Ming Sima Yi's forbearance under the watchful eyes of eagles and wolves. He also knew more clearly who was the last flesh and blood of the Han Dynasty and which roads were the only way to save the country. On the way to escape, he will no longer cower in the chariot; in the court, he will personally overturn the tables of powerful officials. Although the dragon robe is light, it is bound with the soul of the Han family for four hundred years; although the sword blade is cold, it will surely cut off the demons of the troubled times. Liu Xie looked at the shattered Chang'an behind him and the uncertain Luoyang ahead, and said word by word: "I, Liu Xie. I want to recast this Han tripod with my own hands!"