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Besides Zhuge Liang, who else succeeded in extending life with the seven-star lamp?

Another man continued his life with a seven-star lamp. He is Liu Bowen, but unlike Zhuge Liang, Liu Bowen was reborn successfully with the seven-star lamp.

Seven-star lantern was originally a means to prolong life spread in Shang Dynasty. It is said that as long as the lights don't go out, the man can survive as long as he has a breath. Although it has been circulating for so long, only Zhuge Liang and Liu Bowen have done experiments.

During the Northern Expedition, Zhuge Liang was overworked and became ill from overwork, but he was in danger and could not fall, so he continued his life with seven-star lights. However, during the renewal period, a sudden gust of wind blew out the lamp, so Zhuge Liang failed to renew his life and soon died in Wuzhangyuan.

Liu Bowen was originally a junior official in the Yuan Dynasty, but because the eunuchs were in power in the Yuan Dynasty, the court was very corrupt and the people were displaced, Liu Bowen resigned from his post and began to live in seclusion in the mountains.

However, because all he saw was the current situation of people being displaced, he felt very uncomfortable. As a result, he was depressed all day and eventually became seriously ill and died soon.

But Liu Bowen was also a fortune teller, so in his later years, he figured out that a real dragon emperor would come to him, and this person could change the status quo of the imperial court, so Liu Bowen used the seven-star lamp to renew his life for himself and let himself wait until the real dragon emperor arrived.

A few years later, someone really asked him to come out of the mountain, and that was Zhu Yuanzhang. Liu Bowen began to follow Zhu Yuanzhang, helped him lay the world, created the Ming Dynasty, and changed the people's miserable life.