The video takes us to ancient times; Li Er transforms into the Tongtian Emperor of Shu Han.

"In the end, it was Chen Tai who made a mistake."

"How can we allow any living person from Sichuan to escape!"

In the end, Zhang Liang could only shake his head in frustration.

Thinking about it from Liu Chen's perspective, it seems to be true; whether or not he takes action, there are still great hidden dangers.

If we don't take action, there's still room for maneuver. But once we start, a Sichuan version of the War of the Eight Princes might be just around the corner.

"Why don't we just tell him directly? We can say that the emperor wants to return the empire to the Han dynasty, or more precisely, he wants to hand it over to Liu Chen. Let him take action and stop wasting time."

"So that we don't have to play the role of guards so diligently every day."

Wen Yang scratched his head and made a suggestion.

"Your suggestion is good, but don't bring it up again next time."

"His Majesty's original purpose was to see how capable Liu Chen was, whether he was a promising talent. If he was, then there would be a story to tell. If he was not, then the world would still have to be taken back."

"All we need to do now is be a spectator; what happens is none of our business."

Zhang Liang stated that this is why he dislikes communicating with martial artists.

I don't know what's going on in these people's heads; they're all so straightforward and single-minded.

Wen Yang scratched his head, indicating that this was why he didn't like communicating with these scholars.

You can never figure out what kind of nonsense is going on in their heads.

If he wanted to fight, he had three thousand soldiers, and capturing Liu Chen and Liu Shan together wouldn't be a problem.

If he wanted to support Liu Chen, he would lead his men out and chop Liu Shan into eight pieces, doing so cleanly and efficiently.

But they were stuck in a rut, neither advancing nor retreating, having three thousand elite soldiers at their disposal yet unable to do anything, which made Wen Yang very upset.

"If you can't be patient, then tomorrow you can disguise yourself and go to the capital to have some fun. When it's time to make a move, I'll send someone to find you."

Seeing Wen Yang scratching his head in frustration, Zhang Liang chuckled.

No matter how invincible he was on the battlefield, he was still just a child at heart.

It's really asking too much of a young person to patiently read all this.

"That would be best, what I saw today was truly infuriating!"

"Then I will await your message, sir. If you require me to take action, I will not hesitate!"

Wen Yang was just waiting for him to say those words.

The capital city was bustling, something he had never really had the chance to experience before.

Now that I've been ordered to take leave, I'm naturally more than happy to accept it.

To avoid witnessing such mistreatment in this palace!

……

Everything unfolded exactly as Wen Yang had predicted. What happened in the palace next was so unbearable that even Zhang Liang was furious.

He welcomed Liu Shan back to the palace and restored Liu Shan to the throne, while he himself requested to abdicate and become the King of Beidi.

In every aspect of etiquette, there was not a single fault in what he did.

After receiving the letter, Jiang Wei briefly made arrangements for the city's defenses before obediently returning to the capital.

Just as everyone expected, he himself had no ambition whatsoever, and his only wish was to fulfill Zhuge Liang's last wish and to restore the Han Dynasty!

Naturally, he had thought of the same points as Liu Chen.

Having just occupied the capital, their foothold is not yet secure.

The Han Dynasty is now too powerful to withstand an internal conflict.

Most importantly, he himself was equally aware of this.

There are many loyal ministers in Shu, but no capable generals left.

Loyalty cannot feed you, nor can it be relied upon in the future.

He felt that after returning to the capital, he would most likely only receive some verbal reprimands and have his salary reduced, and he would still be able to lead troops as before.

That's what he thought, and Liu Chen thought the same way.

In a sense, Liu Shan may have thought the same way.

But clearly, Huang Hao didn't think so.

Putting aside everything else, the fact that Jiang Wei once wrote a memorial to the emperor requesting that he be executed was enough to make him hold a grudge for a long time.

How could he possibly let such a good opportunity slip by?

In the eyes of people like Huang Hao, the Han Dynasty had already returned to the capital, and it was only a matter of time before the people returned to their hearts.

Whether Jiang Wei existed or not was no longer important to the Han Dynasty.

But the absence of Jiang Wei was very important to him.

So, after Jiang Wei returned to the capital, before he could even meet the emperor, Huang Hao led his men to arrest him and imprison him.

Then he turned to Liu Shan and reported that Jiang Wei, relying on his high merits, had returned to the capital and slandered the emperor, threatening to discard him after he had served his purpose. He had now been captured.

Although Liu Shan was a bit simple-minded, he wasn't stupid.

He knew that although Jiang Wei was somewhat arrogant, he wasn't so brainless.

So after hearing Huang Hao's report, he said he wanted to see Jiang Wei in person and hear for himself how Jiang Wei slandered him.

It would have been better if these words hadn't been said. By bringing them up in the open, it was tantamount to forcing Huang Hao to take the initiative and eliminate any future troubles!

Under the watchful eyes of countless people outside the canopy, the greatest hero who led the army back to the capital was silently strangled in prison, and then hung from the roof beam to make it look like a suicide.

Li Er and the others had already turned their heads away, somewhat reluctant to do so.

A man like Jiang Wei deserves to die on the battlefield. Even if his final plan harms three wise men and he dies in the chaos of battle, it would still be a fitting end for him.

Huang Haoqian shouldn't have, he shouldn't have, let such a famous general die such a pathetic death!

"Damn it, that eunuch, how dare he, how dare he!"

Liu Bei's eyes turned red as he watched.

"Kongming, spur your horse onward and bring all affairs to a halt in Shu! I must find him, and I will tear him to pieces!"

Nothing is more painful or infuriating than watching the hope of restoring the Han Dynasty be extinguished once again.

Nothing could be more disheartening than having a son who is a foolish emperor who favors eunuchs.

After a series of blows, he almost couldn't even stand up.

Seeing this, Zhuge Liang quickly stepped forward and helped him steady.

"Your Majesty, please calm your anger. I have already sent people to investigate. As soon as we find this person's registered address, we will bring him to Baidi City immediately so that Your Majesty can deal with him personally!"

At this moment, his heart was also bleeding.

It's not hard to see from the previous review and his performance in this challenge against Jiang Wei.

This person is his carefully chosen successor!

However, he died before the restoration of the Han Dynasty, in such a stifling prison.

He died at the hands of a eunuch!

"Incompetent bungler!"

"Therefore, eunuchs must never have the opportunity to interfere in politics!"

"As someone who drafts and transmits imperial edicts on behalf of the emperor, there is far too much one can do if one has any improper thoughts."

"Furthermore, once they gain some power, have their own people and their own influence, tragedies like Jiang Wei's will continue to occur!"

Zhao Kuangyin sneered, then instructed those around him to write his words into the ancestral precepts.

The Song Dynasty may perish, but it will not accept dying because of cowardice, nor will it accept dying at the hands of eunuchs like in the story!