The greatest emperor of all time? Even in modern times, he still has to work!

Thinking about the revenue from live streaming, everyone had an idea and stopped pestering Qi Xi.

But everyone's reluctant looks were enough to show that they were still concerned about their jobs.

Qi Xi could only pretend not to see it.

Shu Han, the fourth year of Jianxing.

Liu Chan, the second emperor of Shu Han, woke up from his dream, jumped up from the bed with his chubby body, and shouted anxiously to the door: "Come here, Prime Minister Xuan!"

After shouting in a hurry, he realized that it was getting late and that his father-in-law was tired of running back and forth, so he shouted again: "Forget it, come back and change my clothes. I want to go find my father-in-law!"

Liu Chan had a round and fair face, a faint blush on his cheeks, big and bright eyes, and a hint of firmness in his innocence. His tender face carried the childishness of a teenager. He suddenly said that he wanted to go find his father-in-law. He did not look like an emperor, but more like a child who was going to act like a spoiled child to his parents.

"Your Majesty, it's so late, are you going to cancel it?" Liu Chan's chief eunuch stepped forward intentionally to stop him. Of course, it was not that he didn't want Liu Chan to see the Prime Minister, but at this time, Your Majesty had his own ideas, and it would be bad to disturb the Prime Minister.

Your Excellency the Prime Minister is already very tired.

Liu Chan shook his head and held out his hand for the palace maid to put on her clothes. "No, I want to go find my father-in-law. This is a big deal!"

The eunuch could not say anything when seeing this, after all, the other party was the emperor.

"Yes."

Poor Prime Minister, he is busy with government affairs during the day and has to comfort the emperor who has nightmares at night.

It was really hard work.

Liu Chan had no idea what his eunuch was thinking, so he needed to tell the Prime Minister the news he got from his dream as soon as possible.

This matter still needs the decision of the father.

At this moment, the night had already fallen, but in the towering Prime Minister's Mansion, there was still flickering candlelight. Through the window lattice, one could see a figure swaying inside the house. It turned out that Prime Minister Zhuge Liang was still busy dealing with government affairs.

Zhuge Liang was dressed in a white robe, his posture was as tall as a pine or bamboo, his face was thin and angular, his eyebrows were full of wisdom and calmness, as if he was hiding endless strategies and a bottomless ocean of wisdom.

His eyes were as deep as a dark pond, and within their calmness they revealed a sharp insight that showed through everything.

Under the high nose bridge, his thin lips were slightly pursed, and there seemed to be a faint smile at the corners of his mouth. It was a kind of calmness that only those who were in control of the overall situation could have.

A wisp of beard hanging on his chest adds a touch of elegance.

Zhuge Liang sat in front of the desk, his face solemn and focused, writing on the bamboo slips with a brush in his hand. Every word embodies his wisdom and decision after careful consideration. These words not only record his way of handling various affairs, but also the precious insights and experience he has accumulated over many years of political career.

Zhuge Liang already had a clear plan in mind: when the spring of next year comes, he will personally lead the army to station in Hanzhong and actively prepare for the Northern Expedition. This battle is of vital importance to Shu Han, and it is related to the rise and fall of the country. However, the journey is long and life and death are uncertain, and he knows that the responsibility is heavy.

Thinking of this, Zhuge Liang couldn't help but sigh. After this expedition, many affairs of the court would probably have to be handed over to His Majesty himself.

He hopes that the young Majesty can continue to grow and mature in the process and take on the responsibility of governing the country.

After all, the future of Shu Han depends on Your Majesty!

"Xiangfu! Xiangfu!"

This person really couldn't help but mutter. Zhuge Liang was just thinking about His Majesty, and now His Majesty's voice was heard outside.

Zhuge Liang thought he had heard it wrong until Liu Chan rushed in like a cannonball.

"Father!"

Liu Chan smiled brightly at Zhuge Liang.

Zhuge Liang chuckled, he is still a child.

"Your Majesty, why are you here so late?"

Zhuge Liang put down the bamboo slips and stood up to greet Liu Chan.

Liu Chan hurriedly stepped forward and stopped Zhuge Liang from getting up. "Father, no need to be polite. I came here to tell you something. It's a matter of great importance!"

Liu Chan looked serious, and Zhuge Liang raised his eyebrows with a questioning look in his eyes.

"What is your majesty going to say?"

Liu Chan looked around and said nothing.

Zhuge Liang thought it was funny, but he also raised his hand and waved to the two people serving him, "Go out and close the door."

"Yes, Prime Minister."

The attendants withdrew and the windows and doors were closed.

After making sure that no one was in the room, Liu Chan took Zhuge Liang's hand and whispered, "Father, I dreamed of something strange."

Zhuge Liang was puzzled, "Dream?"

"Yes, it was a dream. I was sleeping soundly, but suddenly a strange voice appeared in the dream. It sounded very cold and I couldn't describe the feeling. It told me that I was recruited to work in the afterlife and would be taken to the afterlife early tomorrow. I could make money to exchange for things in the afterlife and build Shu Han."

Liu Chan spoke in a very magical way, with vivid expressions and even gesticulations.

Zhuge Liang did not distrust Liu Chan, nor did he think that the other party was just teasing him. This was a child who grew up under his care, and he would not play such ignorant things in the middle of the night.

Zhuge Liang has always had a clear understanding of Liu Chan. Although he does not have the talent to govern a country in troubled times, he can still become a moderate and stable king. This child has a good character and a clear self-awareness.

"Later generations?"

Zhuge Liang was in deep thought, his brows slightly furrowed.

"Father, do you think this is true? I think it is true. The voice said it very realistically, and I can remember it. Normally, I can't remember things even in my dreams, but I remembered it this time."

Liu Chan felt that it must be true. If it was true, he would ask his father what he should do if he went to work tomorrow.

He did whatever his father told him to do.

Zhuge Liang pinched his fingers for a long time and sighed softly.

"Your Majesty, I cannot calculate it, but if Your Majesty really leaves tomorrow, you must remember one thing. No matter who you meet or what the situation is, protecting yourself is the most important thing. Do you understand?"

Seeing his father-in-law so serious, Liu Chan naturally nodded immediately.

"Father, I understand, but what exactly is this afterlife?"

Zhuge Liang raised his hand and straightened Liu Chan's slightly messy hair. The child obviously got up from the bed in a hurry and rushed towards him.

"Your Majesty, think of it this way. The Qin Dynasty is to Your Majesty what your Majesty is here today."

"ah?!!"

Liu Chan was shocked. "Then I can see the Shu Han Dynasty a hundred years later! I thought the future was somewhere around here!"

Zhuge Liang's brows were furrowed the whole time. He didn't know whether such a strange thing was a good thing or a bad thing for His Majesty and Shu Han.

However, if it really happened in the future, Zhuge Liang knew that he could not stop it, and he did not even have the ability to protect His Majesty.

Thinking of this, Zhuge Liang turned around, sat down, took out the wooden slips and started writing.

"Father, what are you writing?"

"This is the letter I wrote. If Your Majesty really goes to the afterlife tomorrow, please hand this wooden slip to the people of the afterlife."

Zhuge Liang hoped that the other party would understand that His Majesty was kind-hearted and would not pose any threat to him.