Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Zhuoxian County in the first year of Zhongping, which coincided with the beginning of the Taoyuan friendship between Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei. He has no extraordinary powers, and relies only on the solid historical context and pragmatic ideas in his mind to help Liu Bei achieve the great cause of unification.
When he first entered the camp, Chen Mo started as a low-level staff member, avoiding the misunderstandings of talking about military affairs on paper, and emerged in practical matters such as recruiting troops, collecting grain, and training troops, and gradually gained the trust of Liu, Guan, and Zhang. Based on historical turning points, he offered advice and suggestions in a way that suited the times at key points such as the fight against the Yellow Turbans, the rejection of Lu Bu, and the alliance with Sun Quan: he helped stabilize the alliance before the Battle of Chibi, emphasized appeasing the people when taking Yizhou, and optimized logistics supplies during the confrontation in Hanzhong.
He abandoned the rush for quick success and advocated a steady approach, coordinating internal conflicts within the camp, making up for strategic shortcomings, helping the Liu Bei Group step by step out of the predicament of displacement, and gathering stronger centripetal force. From Jingxiang to Bashu, from Hanzhong to the Central Plains, Chen Mo used his mortal wisdom to accompany Liu Bei through more than ten years of ups and downs, witnessing the benevolent and righteous army defeating all the heroes, and finally establishing the world in troubled times, allowing the Han flag to be re-established in every inch of land in Kyushu.
