The Heavenly Khan of Ji Han

(A friendly note: pure history, slow-paced.) At the end of the Han Dynasty, bones lay scattered in the wilderness, and not a chicken crowed for a thousand miles. The common people were like grass seeds, and the mortal world was like a living hell. Liu Shengzhi journeyed all the way from Xuzhou, crossing a thousand miles of the late Han realm. To prove the meaning of the words “the kingly way,” he would carry on Liu Bei’s bloodline and save the lives of all the people. But a butcher stood in his way, and the realm was turned upside down. Tell me, young man, do you dare to overturn the world? The white-robed gentleman comes with sword in hand, and every hero under heaven bows his head. His long sword shatters the bones of nobles and ministers; turning back, he rides with ten thousand horsemen into Chang’an! Who says the spirit of Han’s sons is gone? Has a thousand years left us with nothing but regret? Behold, I am the Great Khan of Han, restoring the Han dynasty three times! Slay Cao and destroy Wu! I have a book. I invite the sons of Ji Han to step into the urn!