The Ashes of the Fourth Generation of the Late Han Dynasty

Modern history enthusiasts travel back in time to the young Yuan Shao, who served as a constant servant and brought troubles to the government. The people of the world were in dire straits. Zhang Jiao, the Taiping Taoist master, used talisman water to treat illnesses. In more than ten years, believers spread all over the eight states of Qing, Xu, You, and Hebei. Hundreds of thousands of poor people joined him. In the year of Jiazi, he rebelled against the Han Dynasty. The "Yellow Turban Uprising" broke out, and the general He Jin ordered the redress. The edifice of the Han Dynasty was on the verge of collapse in the wind and rain, and with the monstrous heritage of the Four Generations and Three Dukes, he knew the full outcome of the Yellow Turban Uprising, the Eunuch Disaster, Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing, and the defeat of Guandu, and tried his best to reverse the situation. He led troops to eliminate the Yellow Turbans, painstakingly advised He Jin to advance, tried his best to prevent the recruitment of foreign troops to the capital, won over counselors in advance, cultivated private soldiers, and avoided fatal mistakes in history. But fate has its own destiny. The conflicts among the nobles, eunuchs, and relatives are entrenched, and various accidents happen one after another. All his plans can only delay the disaster, but cannot change the general trend. He Jin still could not escape the danger of death, Dong Zhuo still stepped into Luoyang, and the separatism of the heroes took place as scheduled. Knowing that the road ahead is full of defeats, he can only struggle in the established historical torrent and fight for a different way of life for the Yuan family in troubled times.