The Soul Travels Through the Three Kingdoms and Continues Han Zuo

A middle-aged financial worker who was laid off opened his eyes and became Liu Heng, a fourteen-year-old boy from Luoyang in the late Han Dynasty. He remembers everyone's ending, so he specializes in grabbing key frames of fate: intercepting Guo Jia before he surrenders to Cao Cao, capturing Jingzhou before Liu Biao dies of illness, holding out his hands when Zhao Yun is in the air, and rewriting Diao Chan's script before she enters the game. He has no golden fingers, only a familiar history of the Three Kingdoms, and a set of modern financial and institutional logics - collecting copper to hide money, always providing loans, using chambers of commerce as weapons, wealth as a battering ram, and people's hearts as a moat. He claimed to be a member of the Han Dynasty. He saved hundreds of lives from a fire in Luoyang, met a hero and a beauty in Chang'an for the first time; then went to Shu to dominate, conquered Wu across Jing Dynasty, and conquered the world in the north - rewriting a troubled time written to death by novels into a revival that continued Han Zuo. Liu Bei and Cao Cao are still there, Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong are their own masters, and Sima Yi is making camp step by step. This time, all the famous scenes were cancelled, and history was rewritten by his own hands. Eleven life and death games, three near-death games, and two eternal farewells - he has completed a journey from "surviving" to "returning the world to the next generation."