Chen Mo, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the Taihe period of Cao Wei, just when Sima Yi was emerging but was repeatedly hampered. Relying on his solid historical foundation and pragmatic thinking, he hid under Sima Yi's curtain, not seeking to be visible, but only to assist him in clearing the world.
He made suggestions to stabilize Guanzhong's logistics and help Sima Yi resist Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition; he pointed out the key to the Liaodong war situation and shortened the time of countering the rebellion; in the undercurrent of the court, he reminded Sima Yi to avoid disaster, accumulate strength, and wait for the opportunity. He did not rely on the "prophet" to act rashly, but adapted to the current situation, optimized military and political details, and made up for omissions in decision-making. This not only protected himself, but also gradually became Sima Yi's most relied-upon mastermind.
From resisting the Shu Han and pacifying Xianbei, to formulating strategies for the Gaoping Ling Revolution, to assisting Sima Shi and Sima Zhao in stabilizing their foundations, Chen Mo used his mortal wisdom to witness and promote the Sima family's step-by-step disintegration of Wu and Shu, the integration of Cao Wei, and the unification of the world in the turbulent and chaotic times of the Three Kingdoms. This is a realistic chapter in which a small character uses the glimmer of history to help the hero establish the kingdom of Jiuzhou. It is full of strife and wisdom in governing the world in troubled times.
