Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled through time. It coincided with the end of the Battle of Yiling, the national power of the Shu Han Dynasty was sharply reduced, and the successor Liu Chan ascended the throne for the first time, facing internal and external difficulties. He didn't have a golden finger at his side. He only relied on his familiarity with the history of the Three Kingdoms and his pragmatic style of acting. He started from the bottom of the low-level official and worked step by step.
Faced with the dilemma of numerous factions in the court, declining people's livelihood, and depleted armaments, Lin Fu offered gentle advice to help Liu Chan stabilize the court situation and pacify the southern and central tribes; he implemented the policy of light corvee and low taxes and building water conservancy projects to revive the national strength; he selected talents from poor families eclectically to make up for the talent gap in the late Shu Han Dynasty; he revised the Northern Expedition strategy militarily, and fought steadily, uniting Soochow to contain Cao Wei, and gradually regained the lost territory.
He always abided by his integrity, resolved crisis after crisis with wisdom, and won Liu Chan's complete trust and the respect of his courtiers with his achievements. With his help, Adou, who was regarded as "unsupportable" in the past, faded away from mediocrity and grew into a monarch who could distinguish right from wrong, know people well and do his duty well. The Shu Han people worked together as one, and after decades of hard work and hard work, they finally defeated Wei and Wu, conquered the Central Plains, restored the glory of the Han Dynasty, and wrote a different final chapter of the Three Kingdoms.
