Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined the army of Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao. At that time, although Jingzhou was a prosperous land, it was hampered by the decentralization of power by the noble clans such as Cai and Kuai, and was surrounded by Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and Liu Bei from outside. Liu Biao also lost his ambition to compete for hegemony due to his increasing age.
Relying on his familiarity with the situation at the end of the Han Dynasty, Chen Mo first proposed strategies to reclaim wasteland, store grain, and train local braves to stabilize Jingzhou's people's livelihood and military armaments. He also mediated and resolved the conflicts between the nobles and clans, and helped Liu Biao stabilize his internal rule. When Cao Cao sent his troops south to attack Nanyang, he proposed strategies to rely on the natural dangers of the Han River to deploy defenses to temporarily hinder Cao's army. Later, he urged Liu Biao to put aside his suspicions and form a temporary alliance with Liu Bei, who was stationed in Xinye, to fight against foreign enemies.
He worked step by step and gradually gained Liu Biao's trust, which not only helped him regain his ambition for progress, but also promoted Jingzhou's transformation from a peaceful place to a foundation for hegemony. Since then, Chen Mo has accompanied Liu Biao's camp through battlefield battles and court games, vowing to use his own ability to reverse history and help this underestimated prince embark on a new journey to unify the world.
