Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the early years of Cao Wei and Huangchu, which coincided with the time when Sima Yi first took over the military power but was jealous of Cao Pi. He has no fantasy powers and no system assistance. He only relies on his familiarity with the historical trends of the Three Kingdoms to hide under Sima Yi's curtain.
At first, Chen Mo stood out as a "refugee offering advice" by hoarding grain and improving ordnance, and gradually attracted Sima Yi's attention. He avoided being suspected of being a "foreseeing prophet" and only spoke at key points through "situation deduction" - reminding Sima Yi to prepare for Zhuge Liang's Jieting deployment in the first northern expedition, offering suggestions to stabilize the Yongliang defense line to drain the Shuhan's national power, and suggesting secretly accumulating the power of the Huainan nobles to deal with future rebellions.
In his dealings and cooperation with Sima Yi, Chen Mo witnessed his forbearance and strategy, and also used a modern perspective to make up for his strategic shortcomings. From assisting Sima Yi in capturing Meng Da and fighting against Zhuge, to assisting Sima Shi and Sima Zhao in consolidating their power, Chen Mo has always hidden behind the scenes, using historical knowledge as a pen to gradually promote the Sima family to clear out Shuwu, quell internal troubles, and finally witness the unification of the nine states.
