Three Kingdoms: The Legacy of the Late Han

Zhuge Zhan’s soul transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms, becoming Zhuge Zhan from that era.

Yes, the eldest legitimate son of the chancellor.

Yes, the Zhuge Zhan who was said to be “not wise enough to support the crisis, not brave enough to resist the enemy.”

Yes, the Zhuge Zhan for whom it was said, “Whoever Zhuge Zhan is, they can all command troops.”

But this Zhuge Zhan is not that Zhuge Zhan.

“Chancellor, we must not launch a northern expedition.”

At only eight years old, Zhuge Zhan stood before Zhuge Liang and shouted.

Zhuge Zhan: “The Chancellor’s Longzhong Plan had already set the world’s three-way division in stone. The frequent northern expeditions before this were contrary to heaven’s will; the results were meager. How could they succeed? They only wasted the people’s resources and harmed the state’s finances. How can the disadvantages of northern expeditions be unknown to the Chancellor?”

Zhuge Kongming: “It is easy to know heaven, but hard to go against it. If one knows how difficult it is, why not do it anyway? Whenever the state is on the brink of collapse, righteous men and heroes rise up. Throughout the ages, it has never been only me. It will never be only me. If one lifetime is not enough, then two. My body may be forsaken, but my resolve cannot be changed. Reviving the Han dynasty remains my enduring will.”