In the Late Han, I Use Strategy to Shape the World

In the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty, the Yellow Turbans ran rampant, Dong Zhuo seized power, the realm fell apart, and warlords fought for supremacy in the Central Plains. Chen Mo, a gifted scholar from the northern lands, lies low in the countryside after his family is unjustly accused, yet he harbors ambitions for the realm and unmatched strategic brilliance. Unwilling to sink into obscurity amid the chaos, he rises from desperate circumstances, wielding strategy as his blade.

He builds a foundation through a system of military farming, forms alliances with heroes by predicting events with uncanny precision, and divides powerful enemies with schemes of discord. When Dong Zhuo throws the capital into chaos, Chen Mo offers an ingenious plan that stirs the coalition of warlords. At the Battle of Guandu, he devises the plan to burn Wuchao. On the eve of Red Cliffs, he urges Sun Quan to ally with Liu Bei against Cao Cao, steadily establishing his place on the chessboard of a turbulent age.

As the realm splits into three, he defies the tide and breaks the stalemate. Through political maneuvering and bloody battles, he ultimately restores the Han, brings order to the land, and ushers in a peaceful era in which the four seas are united, writing a legendary tale of triumph through wisdom in the late Han dynasty.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.