Three Kingdoms: Jingxiang Liu Lang, Sanxing Han Dynasty

Liu Xing, the eldest son of Liu Bei, has the appearance of an eternal hero: he has the heart of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty to know people and be kind to his subordinates, the majestic spirit of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to be decisive and powerful, and he also has the softness of the old sword of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty in his heart. With his original and domineering aura, he was unparalleled in the world. Together with Zhou Yu, he was known as Nan Zhou Lang and Bei Liu Lang. The two heroes were equally famous all over the world. His military skills and strategies are superior to those of the ten sages of the martial arts temple. The layout of the battle at Yiling was exquisite, and the strategy of attacking and encircling the enemy was better than the Chu-Han Gaixia ambush from all sides, forcing Lu Xun to surrender, regaining Jingzhou, unifying the south in one fell swoop, and laying the foundation for the confrontation between the north and the south. He issued a letter of challenge to Cao Mengde, the most powerful lord in the world, and hunted with Cao Guild in Nanyang. Whoever wins will dominate the world. The whole battle is split 50-50, and no one can do anything to anyone. The protagonist comes to the battlefield and creates the best conspiracy in the world to annihilate Cao Cao's army. The Wei Dynasty was destroyed in Nanyang on the tenth day. This was a war that had not been surpassed for five thousand years. In one battle, the world was settled and the world was settled. After he ascended the throne, he was named the Shenwu Emperor. When the world was settled, he wrote "Liu Lang's Letter to Mengde", which taught all about offensive and defensive strategies and military tactics, and the art of war has been passed down through the ages. But few people know that he has an unprecedented system of governing the country: he created eleven chapters of imperial art, established twelve iron laws that will govern the country forever, implemented the Guangwu Zhongxing Law, and broke the dynasty periodic law from the root; he also created the three-point imperial examination to balance the poor families, reorganize the court, and check and balance the various forces in the harem. The young man went to the east of the Yangtze River in a boat, fought alone with the Confucian scholars, discussed with Zhou Yu to defeat Cao Cao's plan, and joined forces with Wu to resist Cao Wei's million-strong army.