In the Name of Mediocrity, I Will Protect the Soul of Han Dynasty.

In 347 AD, Huan Wen, the general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, destroyed the Han Dynasty and garrisoned in Chengdu. He walked into the Zhaolie Emperor Temple and found a sealed box behind the shrine. Four words are engraved on the fire lacquer seal - "descendants for future generations". Inside the box are dozens of scrolls of bamboo slips, written in neat Han official script, and the ink color remains fresh over time. The opening chapter of the first volume reads: "In the first year of Taikang in the Jin Dynasty, Empress Shu mastered Zen's final works." "I am unworthy and cannot carry on the ambition of the late emperor. However, I have something that I dare not tell future generations about -" After Huan Wen finished reading, his complexion changed several times and he could not speak for a long time. Because the Liu Chan recorded on the bamboo slips is completely different from the Liu Chan recorded in Chen Shou's "Three Kingdoms" - "Three Kingdoms" says that Liu Chan was "weak", and the bamboo slips record that he used political wisdom to stabilize the balance between the Jingzhou and Yizhou factions after Zhuge Liang's death; "The Three Kingdoms" states that Liu Chan surrendered because "the people were exhausted", and the bamboo slips record that he had secretly surrendered before surrendering. Zhong and Jiang Wei agreed on a plan to restore the country; "Three Kingdoms" records "I am happy to miss Shu here", and the bamboo slips reveal that it was a carefully designed performance - the purpose was to make Sima Zhao relax his vigilance and gain the final opportunity for Jiang Wei to restore the country. He is not a mediocre person. He used forty-one years of forbearance to save hundreds of thousands of people from massacre; he used a lifetime of "incompetence" to deceive Sima Zhao, deceive Chen Shou, and deceive everyone in the world; he carved the truth into bamboo slips and sealed it in the secret compartment of the Zhaolie Emperor's Temple - first class, which lasted for hundreds of years. This is a man who has been misunderstood for 1,700 years, an emperor who knows what cannot be done but does it, and a night watchman who protects everyone with his "incompetence". His name is Liu Chan. History books say that he was a mediocre ruler. The bamboo slip said - he is not.