Juancheng Jinglan

In the last years of Jian'an, the Han Dynasty collapsed, the clans divided the court, Sima undercurrents lurked, and the world was at war. Cao Zhi was framed and moved to Juancheng, surrounded by heavy troops from prefectures and counties. In the eyes of outsiders, he was just a down-and-out vassal king who indulged in poetry and had no ambitions. Surrounded by spies and shackles everywhere, everyone in the government and the public was convinced that this person would be trapped in the small town for the rest of his life, with no possibility of turning around. But within the high walls, Wubao was a well-trained and elite man. He endured and lay dormant, coldly seeing through the evils of the late Han Dynasty and the root causes of the troubled times. Xu Yuanzhi, who escaped from northern Xinjiang, was tired of the filth in the court, traveled thousands of miles through wind and frost, and abandoned his false name to join the army. A lonely lantern in a bamboo house, a long discussion was held to determine the contract between the king and his ministers, the frustrated mastermind found his confidant, and the vassal king who had been dormant for several years gathered all the civil and military officials. In every corner of the city, an undercurrent has arisen. Cao Zhi took a corner of the country as his foundation, overturned old disadvantages, gathered people's hearts, and sharpened his skills by taking advantage of the opponent's pressing step by step. He quietly made a move in the chess game in troubled times, vowing to end the war, reorganize the Han family's mountains and rivers, and save all the people from being displaced.