Reviving the Han Dynasty: Liu Shan Refuses to Forget Shu

In the seventh year of Taishi, Liu Shan looked at the empty bed around him.

He couldn't help thinking of his stern yet kind father, and of the mother who had always cherished him.

He thought of his stern-faced second uncle, and his third uncle, who was always jabbing him with his beard.

He thought of Uncle Zilong, who had carried him through clashes amid thousands of troops.

Of course, he also thought of the son who had died in the chaos of war, right before his eyes...

At that moment, Liu Shan finally let go of every pretense and slowly shed a tear into the empty air.

"Imperial Father... Your son... truly can't do it!"

In the second year of Zhangwu, a great fire consumed all of Liu Bei's hopes.

And in the imperial palace in Chengdu, Liu Shan suddenly awoke…

The author leans toward an approach based on official history, with no nonsensical System or anything that surpasses its era.