Drunk to Death and Dreaming of Life: Traveling Through the Yellow Turban to Fight Tigers

Liu Chang accidentally traveled through time and became an eight-year-old Taoist boy on Taiping Road in the late Han Dynasty. He was familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms and planned to use his prophetic advantage to lead the "yellow scarf thieves" on Taiping Road away from their original fate and embark on a path completely different from history. "A young man with a free spirit can wander a hero with millions of soldiers; a man with sheep's skin and tiger's skin can't accomplish anything, and a phoenix-feathered chicken can't accomplish anything if he's brave." Is history a record of achievements depicting the heroic deeds, or a pocket book describing the struggle of common people to survive? Who can tell?