Lin Fu, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, unexpectedly traveled to Zhuo County in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became a humble official under Gongsun Zan. At that time, Gongsun Zan had just defeated the Yellow Turban and gained great power in northern Xinjiang, but he faced the dilemma of being surrounded by Yuan Shao, internal constraints, and lack of logistics. Relying on his solid historical knowledge, Lin Fu stood out in every detail. He first offered suggestions to stabilize Youzhou's grain roads, and then helped Gongsun Zan improve military discipline and recruit Wuhuan elites, gradually gaining trust.
He urged Gongsun Zan to abandon his short-sightedness, put off the fight with Yuan Shao, and instead cultivate deeply in Youzhou, appease the refugees, promote new agricultural methods, and accumulate strength; he also used diplomatic skills to divide the alliance between Yuan Shao and Gongsun Du and gain a breathing space. In the critical situation of the Battle of Jieqiao, Lin Fu offered advice to reverse the situation and help Gongsun Zan stabilize his position.
After that, he assisted Gongsun Zan to resist Yuan Shao in the south, defeated Gongsun Du in the east, and allied with Ma Teng in the west, gradually integrating the northern forces, and then sent his troops south to compete with tycoons such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan in the Central Plains. Along the way, Lin Fu learned from history, exploited his strengths and circumvented his weaknesses, helped Gongsun Zan make up for his shortcomings, and unite people's hearts. After dozens of battles, he finally led the Youzhou cavalry to defeat the heroes, support the Han Dynasty, and start a journey of unifying the world and regaining our Han territory.
