Lin Fu, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with the beginning of Sun Ce's pacification of Jiangdong. At that time, the Sun family's foundation had just been established but the foundation was not stable. Sun Ce bravely won the three armies but acted impetuously. Cao Cao and Yuan Shao in the north were eyeing him, and Liu Biao of Jingzhou and Liu Zhang of Yizhou each occupied one side. Lin Fu had no extraordinary abilities, but relied on his solid historical knowledge in his mind to join Sun Ce as a staff member.
He urged Sun Ce to be wary of hidden murderous intentions and avoid the disaster of assassination in history; he offered suggestions to appease Shanyue, rectify the administration of officials, and stabilize Jiangdong's rear; he assisted Sun Ce in adjusting his strategy militarily, suspending the Northern Expedition and taking Jingxiang first as a barrier; he also recommended talented people, improved agriculture and mulberry trees, and enhanced national strength.
Lin Fu and Zhou Yu cherished each other and assisted Sun Ce to fight steadily. He first pacified the counties in Jiangdong, then took Jingzhou and Dingyizhou to unite the princes to contain Cao Cao. From a corner of the Yangtze River to the Central Plains, he used his mortal wisdom to make up for the shortcomings of history, helped Sun Ce unite people and integrate forces, step by step break the chaotic situation, lead the Sun Group on the journey to unify the country, and write a legend of hegemony against the trend in the magnificent scroll of the Three Kingdoms.
