The Sequel to the Marquis of Wu

Zhuge Chen transmigrates to the late Three Kingdoms period, where he meets Zhuge Liang, who is on the verge of dying from illness. He presents Zhuge Liang with a new Longzhong Plan and persuades him to withdraw to Shu. From then on, he boosts Shu's agriculture, develops manufacturing across the Three Kingdoms, and guards the borders. At home, he reforms the court, sidelines Liu Shan, and brings down the eunuchs. Abroad, he campaigns against Sima Yi and unifies the Central Plains. Shu flourishes, a new Land of Abundance is established, and the basin stretching a thousand li is turned into fertile land. Chengdu's central axis is extended by 100 kilometers, and the banks of the Fu'nan River grow prosperous, lined with shops and taverns. The roads of Bashu become easy to travel, and Shu becomes the wealthiest state of the Three Kingdoms, ultimately unifying the Central Plains with ease and causing Wei and Eastern Wu to collapse on their own! This is how, after Zhuge Liang, the Han was revived and the great cause of unification achieved.

The history of the Wuhou Shrine brings together Liu Bei's compassion for the common people and his benevolence and righteousness, which represent the value of trust. Zhuge Liang's wisdom represents the diligence and intelligence of the Han people.

This is a beautiful wish for history, nothing more than an imaginative tale that brings modern mechanical engineering ideas to ancient times, applies modern financial thinking to history, and introduces modern agricultural technology to the Three Kingdoms.

If all of this had existed back then, that era would have surpassed everything!