Lin Fu, a student of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined the army of Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao. At that time, there was great chaos in the Central Plains. Cao Cao took the emperor to order the princes, Sun Quan separatized Jiangdong, and Liu Bei stayed under the fence. Although Jingzhou was rich, there were hidden dangers. Liu Biao was old and soft, and there were many internal factions.
Lin Fu didn't have a golden finger at his side. He only relied on his insight into the historical trend and pragmatic strategies. He first promoted farming in the countryside and improved farm tools to stabilize people's livelihood. Then he went to the shogunate to propose policies to purge officials, eliminate redundant troops, and train new armies. He urged Liu Biao to abandon his conservatism, unite with Zhang Xiu, appease the barbarians, resolve the constraints of Cai Mao, Kuai Yue and other aristocratic families, and gradually gather Jingzhou's joint efforts.
Facing the critical situation of Cao Cao's southern expedition and coveting Jiangdong, Lin Fu assisted Liu Biao to fight steadily, first taking Yizhou to stabilize the rear, and then allied with Wu to fight against Cao to seize the Central Plains. From the battle at Chibi to the battle in Guanzhong, from the pacification of Shu to the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains, Lin Fu assisted Liu Biao with his wisdom to break the historical destiny, integrate Jing Yi's power, defeat the heroes, and finally revive the prestige of the Han Dynasty, allowing Han Zuo to continue based on Jing and Xiang's foundation, and achieve the great cause of unification.
