At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, the "Eight Kings' Rebellion" led to the decline of the country's power. The Xiongnu, Xianbei and other barbarian cavalry invaded the Central Plains, Luoyang City was destroyed, and the people were trapped in the bloody purgatory of the "Five Husbands Chaos". Chen Wu, a history student, traveled through time and became an armed leader of the refugees. He relied on advanced historical knowledge and modern strategies to break the situation in a desperate situation.
He outwitted the Jie cavalry, resolved internal disputes, broke ethnic barriers, and formed a Hu-Han coalition. Faced with the calculations of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the coercion of Later Zhao Shile, Chen Wu used the strategy of "response from the north and the south" to unite Zu Ti's old troops and launch the Northern Expedition. Under the city of Luoyang, he cleverly used his ingenuity to defeat the Xiongnu, regained the lost territory, ignited the rejuvenation of the Han people, and vowed to rewrite this dark history.
