Casting a Tripod in the Late Han Dynasty: Sun Quan Succeeded to the Throne and Obtained the Imperial Template

In the fifth year of Jian'an, Sun Ce died suddenly. The ancient weapons engineering student traveled through time and became the young Sun Quan, and awakened Zhu Zhanji's imperial mind of checks and balances. Facing the crisis of joint pressure from Jiangdong families and turmoil throughout the country, he established Tiangong Pavilion to improve ordnance manufacturing, established free schools to promote poor families, and established Jiangnan Nan Pavilion to sustain education and inherit craftsmanship. He went to Jingxiang to recruit Zhuge and Pang Tong, went west to control Jingxiang, went north to pacify the heroes, unified the troubled times, and made Luoyang the capital. During the prosperous period, the North Tower of Luoyang Zhenguo was built, and the three tripods of Zhenjun, Zhennong and Zhenwen were cast. A complete set of classics on farming, war and governance were sealed and buried deep in Mang Mountain. The South Pavilion guards the foundation of educating people, the North Pagoda stores the scriptures of all nations, and the Three Cauldrons preserve the Taoist tradition for eternity - the Sun family can be destroyed, but the Chinese fire cannot be extinguished! Thousands of years later, the ancient tripod has reappeared, and a map of advanced craftsmanship has emerged, witnessing the inheritance of civilization that spans thousands of years.