In the distant 41st millennium, countless races clashed within the galaxy. The ravenous Devourer had extended its tentacles here, the former galactic overlords were gradually awakening, and the whispers from the warp grew ever stronger. Lin Yuan, by accident, arrived in this cesspool-like universe. Watching the heroes and warriors battling it out in the galaxy, he was filled with despair. "I was just joking, I really didn't intend to serve the Emperor." Good news: Lin Yuan acquired a system. Bad news: He resurrected in the Undercity, and the first thing the system summoned was the Zerg from StarCraft II... Lin Yuan looked at the Zerglings and cockroaches hopping around him, and the Xenomorphs circling above his head, his despair deepening. "Damn it, is this really not Tzeentch's blessing?!"

This is a story about "Zhuge Liang, the teacher of all ages".

In the first year of Jian'an (200 AD), Lü Bu raided Xiapi in Xuzhou, while Yuan Shu attacked Huaiyin. The time traveler Zhuge Jin was trapped in Huaiyin by Yuan Shu's forces and had no choice but to help Liu Bei, who was in dire straits, to turn the tide and defeat the enemy.

Since those usurpers of the Han dynasty have offended us, don't blame us for bringing out our second brother, Zhuge Liang, ten years ahead of schedule and dealing with them one by one.

An upgraded version of the "Longzhong Plan," and a Zhuge Liang whose wisdom surpasses historical fact, what kind of new world will he create?

It is well known that a writer's intelligence determines the upper limit of a character's intelligence. Because Luo Guanzhong's intelligence was not as high as Zhuge Liang's, he failed to perfectly portray Zhuge Liang's wisdom and instead left behind the regret of "being so intelligent as to be almost supernatural."

Although I am not as brilliant as Zhuge Liang, let's try to make up for this regret.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the north was engulfed in war and littered with corpses; while the south, with its tranquil bridges and flowing water, was a picture of peace and prosperity. Amidst the internal and external troubles of this dynastic decline, a cunning office manager rises to power, sounding the final clarion call for China. True heroes change destiny. The brutal and tragic ancient wars, the realistic portrayal of Ming Dynasty life, and the history created by ordinary people unfold a magnificent yet tender and poignant panorama of the late Ming Dynasty. Book club QQ group: 145034435

Hair like chives, cut it and it grows back; head like a chicken, cut it and it crows again!

Officials should not be feared, but the common people should never be underestimated!

In chaotic times, people are like ants, and their lives are as insignificant as grass.

Does the tide of the times sweep over individual destinies?

A fate swept along by the times can only rise and fall with the times.

The situation in the country has deteriorated to the point of collapse, and the once powerful Ming Empire is now in its twilight years.

Border soldier Chen Wang looked up at the shattered land of China and gripped the goose-feather saber at his waist.

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The eighth year of the Chongzhen reign.

The Southern Zhili region suffered calamity, the central capital Fengyang fell, the imperial tombs were destroyed, and the whole country was shaken.

The emperor ordered that the bandits be quelled by June. Hong Chengchou led troops from four provinces out of Tongguan to suppress the rebellion. The bandits fled west and re-entered Shaanxi.

With the defeat and fall of the Southern Mongols, Ejei, son of Ligdan Khan, surrendered with the Imperial Seal of the State and submitted to the Later Jin.

In the sixteenth year of the Chongzhen Emperor's reign, the Ming dynasty was on the verge of collapse. Should the Ming surrender to the Qing or resist them?

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The protagonist: Unlucky enough to be caught in the time-travel trend, only to arrive in a desolate land. His parents: A weak nation and impoverished family, driven by anger, they crossed the ocean to struggle in a foreign land. Opportunity: This barren land, however, becomes a treasure trove in later generations, overflowing with minerals and oil. Theme 1: Establishing a nation through gold mining, focusing on large-scale construction, and maneuvering for their dreams. Theme 2: The Russo-Japanese War, the weak and incompetent motherland, leading to the partition of Tsarist Russia and the establishment of a Far East presence. Theme 3: World War I and World War II, the collapse of the world order, the rise of powerful nations…</li>

Reborn at the end of the Han Dynasty, he became Liu Shuo, a transparent prince whose name is not recorded in history books.

The eunuchs regarded me as an ant, and my father abandoned me in the bitter cold border region.

They don't know that I have already mastered Huo Qubing's true teachings at the Imperial Archives, and my iron halberd can pacify mountains and rivers!

The Yellow Turban Rebellion has broken out? I have already amassed an army to defend myself! The warlords are attacking Dong Zhuo? My iron cavalry is already arrayed outside the pass!

Cao Cao: "The heroes of the world actually began with a mere child on the frontier?!"

Liu Bei: "Is the hope of the Han Dynasty truly in the hands of the King of Shuo?"

While the heroes of the Three Kingdoms were still vying for supremacy in the Central Plains, I had already planted the dragon banner of the Han Dynasty across the highest peaks of the world.

The plan is to write three sections. First, the Austro-Hungarian Empire: how did an empire with a first-rate geographical location, advanced industry, and profound culture, seemingly with extremely high potential, reach its peak, and where did that peak lie? Second, how did the Russian Empire reach its zenith? Third, the Ottoman Empire or Italy (not yet decided). Join the book's group (878578959) for discussion.

If your eyes could see small print a kilometer away, see everything around you, and even see through everything, how would you use them? That's right, I'm talking about the Konoha Byakugan. Just looking at the lore, every Byakugan user is practically a wide-area human radar. To put it poetically, it's a bloodline limit; to put it bluntly, it's a cheat code—the kind that would get you banned in any game. In a fighter jet battle, if your radar is twice as strong as the enemy's, you can use them as target practice, and some might even be unable to leave the airport. So how should such a talent be used? The Hyuga clan's choice is to engage in hand-to-hand combat, specifically close-quarters combat. Isn't that like fighting in close quarters while wearing binoculars? Every time I see this idea, Hyuga Chomei feels a wave of dizziness…

The distant legends left by the ancient gods have long since vanished! Steam-powered war chariots now traverse the land, and the airships of powerful nations greedily carve up the world. However, this is a world where mages reign as gods of the battlefield. Only mages determine the outcome of wars and the rise and fall of nations! The resurrected gods survey the world… This is the story of an ancient Taoist priest reborn into a magnificent new era, forging a new path.