In the first year of Zhongping (184), modern young man Lin Yan traveled through Julu, Jizhou in the Eastern Han Dynasty and possessed a dying refugee boy. When the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out, he joined the local warriors to survive with modern knowledge (wound treatment, water purification), met old soldiers by chance, learned marksmanship and military formation, and gradually accumulated strength. He personally experienced the chaos of the Tang and Zhou Dynasties, such as the Tang and Zhou Dynasty's whistle-blowing, Lu Zhibo's strike, and Dong Zhuo's political chaos. He led his followers to Yingchuan and hid there, using agricultural improvements to store grain and recruit talents. Later, he established a foothold in the frontier, trained cavalry, and fought against foreigners. Finally, he emerged in the competition in the Central Plains, seeking a way out in the torrent of the Three Kingdoms, and trying to rewrite the pattern of troubled times.
