The Founding Era at the End of the Han

At the end of the Han dynasty, heroes rose one after another. The realm and its beauties, legendary heroes and distinguished scholars, renowned generals and brilliant strategists all revealed their talents.

Because of a fragment of the Eastern Emperor Bell, Li Weiyi transmigrated through time and space, arriving in a time-space bubble set during the late Han dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period. He landed in the body of Chen Ying Chengzhi, son of the wily Chen Gui Hanyu and younger brother of the great scholar Chen Deng Yuanlong. Carrying the remnant soul of Chen Ying, he traveled upstream from the year 197, when Chen Ying died in Shouchun, to May of the fourth year of Guanghe in Wan County, Lujiang Commandery. The army had just suffered a crushing defeat, the city stood undefended, and the rebel Huang Rang was leading tens of thousands of soldiers toward Wan County. What should he do? Follow history and flee Wan County, hoping to rise again, or go against the tide, hold the city, and fight the rebels in hopes of soaring to success?