Three Reconstructions of the Han Dynasty: I Helped Zhuge Liang Perfect the Longzhong Plan

The Han Dynasty collapsed at its end, and the imperial court crumbled. Liu Bei's life was filled with hardship, while Zhuge Liang's Longzhong Plan, seemingly aimed at dividing the empire into three, had in fact sown the seeds of defeat. Jingzhou was destined to fall, Yizhou would remain a precarious state, and the Northern Expedition was doomed. The autumn wind at Wuzhang Plains became a timeless lament. Some souls returned to this chaotic world, becoming a scholar in Shu Han. He had witnessed the regrets in history books, read the tragic tales of heroes' downfall, and knew the plight of the common people displaced by war. Having been given a second chance, he could not allow tragedy to repeat itself. His purpose was not to submit to fate, but to use his foresight to complete Zhuge Liang's strategies and restore the Han Dynasty. He would support the crumbling edifice, save the people, rectify national policies, and stabilize the Central Plains. This time, the Han Dynasty would not perish, and the imperial court would rise again!