Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Zhuojun in the sixth year of Zhongping, and happened to meet Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei at the beginning of their friendship in the Taoyuan. With a thousand years of historical knowledge, he knew that the Shu Han was destined to be ill-fated, so he decided to assist Liu Bei in turning things around.
He abandoned fantasy and joined the camp with pragmatic strategies: first he proposed military training methods to strengthen soldiers, and then he proposed the strategy of uniting Wu to consolidate allies. In the Battle of Chibi, he skillfully presented the details of fire attack to help the coalition defeat Cao's army. When taking Xichuan, he presented geographical maps and strategies to appease the people, quickly establishing the foundation of Shu. In the Battle of Hanzhong, he presented strategies to surprise Dingjun Mountain and stabilize the Shu Han portal.
He worked among Zhuge Liang, Pang Tong and other think tanks, complementing each other's strengths and weaknesses; coordinating Guan Zhang, Zhao, Ma and Huang generals to unite the morale of the army. Faced with the inertia of history and the numerous barriers of Cao Wei and Dongwu, he used history as a mirror but was not trapped in history, correcting the trajectory of Shu and Han step by step. From raising troops in Zhuo County to sweeping the world, Chen Mo used his mortal wisdom and sincerity to assist Liu Bei in decades of battles, finally breaking the three-part pattern, helping the Han Dynasty regain unification and achieve immortal hegemony.
