Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with the defeat of Geng Bi, the governor of Liangzhou, and the Qiang were in chaos. He accidentally joined Ma Teng's command. Knowing well that Ma Teng and his son would eventually die tragically at the hands of Cao Cao and Liangzhou's power would fall apart, Lin Fu gradually gained Ma Teng's trust with his solid historical foundation and pragmatic political philosophy.
He made suggestions to stabilize the various ministries in Liangzhou, rectified military discipline, improved agricultural tools, strengthened the army and enriched the people, assisted Ma Chao in training troops to guard the border, resolved the rift with Han Sui and other Liangzhou princes, and united the northwest to join forces. Faced with Cao Cao's pressure, Yuan Shao's power, Liu Bei's rise, and Sun Quan's separatism, Lin Fu worked step by step, first consolidating the foundation of Liangzhou, and then plotting Guanzhong, uniting Wu to fight against Cao, dividing the princes, and finding a new way in the troubled times.
He abandoned fantasy, put people's livelihood first, and used strategy as his edge. He assisted Ma Teng and his son to escape the shackles of history, led the Liangzhou cavalry to conquer the north and south, wiped out the heroes, and finally re-established a unified order in the fragmented Central Plains, turning the glory of the Li family in Jincheng into a symbol of unification for the world.
