Chen Mo, a modern history buff, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined Liu Biao, the shepherd of Jingzhou, and became an inconspicuous staff member. Although Jingzhou was prosperous at that time, there were constraints from aristocratic families inside, Cao Cao and Sun Quan were looking at it from outside, and Liu Biao was also conservative.
Chen Mo has no extraordinary power, but relies on his familiarity with historical trends and pragmatic strategies. He first gained Liu Biao's initial trust by offering suggestions to stabilize people's livelihood through the food shortage, and then assisted in rectifying the government, training new infantry, and resolving conflicts between Kuai and Cai to gather internal strength. He urged Liu Biao to abandon his conservatism, united with Liu Bei to reject Cao Cao, and made contacts with Yiliang to open up a retreat. On the eve of Red Cliff, he deployed defenses in Jianghan and hoarded grain and grass, gradually building Jingzhou into an indestructible foundation.
In the following years, Chen Mo assisted Liu Biao and his son to conquer Jiaozhi from the south, capture Bashu from the west, and fight against Cao Wei from the north. He bucked the trend in troubled times and pushed Jingzhou's power to its peak step by step. He vowed to help Liu Biao rewrite history, redefine the territory of the Han Dynasty, and end the disputes at the end of the Han Dynasty.
