Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the Taihe period of Cao Wei, which coincided with the beginning of Sima Yi's military power. He has no fantasy powers and no system blessing. He only relies on his solid knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms and his pragmatic mind to conceal his identity and join the Sima camp.
When he was just a junior official, Chen Mo used his accurate prediction of the timing of Mengda's rebellion to help Sima Yi quickly pacify the new city and show his talents. Later, during the expedition to Liaodong, he offered strategies for dispatching grain and grass to solve the Wei army's logistical dilemma, and gradually gained Sima Yi's attention. He was well aware of the hidden secrets of Sima's generation in the Wei Dynasty, and with the thought of "pacifying the world", he helped Sima Yi avoid the traps of political enemies in secret battles in the court, and assisted him in organizing military equipment and planning strategies in the army.
From the confrontation at Qishan to the Gaopingling Incident, Chen Mo always based himself on the historical context and used mortal wisdom to assist Sima Yi and his heirs in consolidating their power, laying a solid foundation for the Western Jin Dynasty to unify the world in the future. Chen Mo also found his mission and destination as a historical participant in the troubled times.
