New Romance of the Three Kingdoms Time Travel Edition

The modern soul Chen Mo accidentally traveled to Yingchuan in the late Han Dynasty in 184 AD, which coincided with the outbreak of the Yellow Turban Rebellion. With no golden finger and only a thousand-year historical memory, he survived by chance from a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood, and witnessed the cruel truth that "in troubled times, human life is as cheap as grass." Different from the heroes who strive for hegemony, he takes "saving one person as one person" as the idea, and grows from a poor refugee to a pragmatic and capable official. He governs counties and counties in the cracks between Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan, promotes agriculture and mulberry crops, builds water conservancy, and helps refugees, turning the barren land into a paradise in troubled times. He personally witnessed the Guandu Beacon Fire, Chibi Tide, and Yiling's tragic defeat. He avoided the whirlpool with the sobriety of a historical observer, but he rescued thousands of refugees in Changbanpo, took in displaced people in Jingzhou, and used his limited power to protect peace. When the Three Kingdoms returned to the Jin Dynasty and the world was unified, he declined the fame, burned all the foreknowledge manuscripts, and hid in the mountains of Wuling. He witnessed the rebellion of the Eight Kings and the southern crossing of Yongjia at the age of 100. He turned his wisdom on world governance into the "Book of Farmers in the Mountains" and "Experimental Prescriptions in the Valley". In the years of war, "the smoke from the kitchen stove" became an eternal pursuit that transcended the changes of dynasties. This is a historical time-travel epic in a realistic style, without the fantasy filter of Goldfinger, to show the story of ordinary people struggling, persevering and inheriting in troubled times - when the king's map finally turns to dust, only the fireworks of the world and the fire of civilization are the eternal watchdogs.