Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Liaodong in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became an ordinary staff member under Gongsun Kang. At that time, the remnants of the Yuan family were still alive, Goguryeo was peeping at the border, the three-legged power of Cao, Liu and Sun in the Central Plains was beginning to show, and the peaceful corner of Liaodong was full of dangers.
Lin Fu has no extraordinary power at all, only the detailed historical context and modern governance thinking in his mind. He assisted Gongsun Kang in reorganizing officials internally, encouraging farmers to cultivate mulberry trees, cultivating fields to provide enough food for the army, and improving military equipment to strengthen the army; externally, he appeased Xianbei, divided Wuhuan, sent troops to pacify Goguryeo, and consolidated the foundation of Liaodong.
When his wings were full, he made suggestions and sent his troops into the pass. He took advantage of the war in the Central Plains to form a series of alliances to defeat Yuan Shao's remnants, reject Cao Cao's army, recruit refugees to increase the national strength, and recruit talented people to supplement his think tank. From the shores of the Liaohai Sea to the hinterland of the Central Plains, from separatist rule to competing for the world, Lin Fu learned from history and worked step by step to assist Gongsun Kang in breaking the shackles of history, fighting an iron-blooded journey in troubled times, and finally unifying China, composing a new epic of the rise of Liaodong.
