Wei Que of the Three Kingdoms

Chen Mo, a doctor of modern history, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty in 175 AD and became a student of Luoyang Imperial College. Knowing that the Han Dynasty was about to fall, he chose to assist Cao Cao, who had yet to make a fortune, trying to find a different way out for Chinese civilization in troubled times. With his knowledge that transcended the times, he became the most far-reaching planner of the Cao Cao Group: reforming Luoyang's public security, pioneering the farming system, establishing an intelligence network, and establishing victory in the Battle of Guandu. However, the collision between modern ideas and ancient reality is everywhere - the idea of ​​equality encounters strict hierarchy, and the institutional blueprint faces the dissolution of human feelings and sophistication. In the mutual acquaintance and mutual respect with counselors such as Xun Yu and Guo Jia, and in the complex relationship with Cao Cao from mutual appreciation to subtle checks and balances, Chen Mo pushed history to quietly turn. This is not only a story of assisting heroes to fight for world supremacy, but also a story of how an idealist practices his ideas in troubled times and plants the fire of civilization deep in the cracks of the times. Knowing that I have sinned against myself, it is only the Spring and Autumn Period. He helped an era and reshaped the trajectory of the future. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.