Zhuge Liang: Why Is Adou So Ferocious?

In 228 CE, Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition, for which he had poured his heart and soul into preparations for five years, came to an abrupt end after Ma Su was defeated at Jieting. Just as he was preparing to withdraw his army, a pair of eyes opened in Jianfu Palace in Chengdu. Li Shimin, who had single-handedly ushered in the prosperous Zhenguan era, had somehow transmigrated into the body of Liu Shan, the Later Lord of Han. From that moment on, the heavens over the Han Dynasty changed. Zhao Yun: His Majesty always brags that he was half a step ahead of me at Changban Slope. Now it seems he was telling the truth. Jiang Wei: I thought the Chancellor was already invincible, but His Majesty is even wiser! Sima Yi: If I had to choose between the two, I would rather wear women's clothes in front of Zhuge Liang than run into Liu Shan. Cao Rui: Liu Shan, you're an emperor, not a great general sent to conquer the north. Can't you just stay put in Chengdu? Sun Quan: Our families are related! Can't you stop attacking me? Zhuge Liang: Why is my Adou so valiant? Li Shimin: Chancellor, stop staring into space. There are still plenty of countries out there. Come on, let's go conquer them together!