Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, just when Liu Biao was in Jingzhou and the heroes were vying for the throne. He didn't have a golden finger at his side. He only relied on history books and a pragmatic mind. He started as a small official in the county and quietly integrated into the Jingxiang camp.
Although Jingzhou was prosperous at that time, it was hampered by aristocratic families inside and surrounded by Cao Sun and Cao Sun. Liu Biao became even more conservative in his later years. Lin Fu worked step by step, first stabilizing the place and accumulating prestige with political policies, and then admonishing Liu Biao to improve military discipline and recruit talented people, win over Zhuge Liang, Pang Tong and other undiscovered talents, and appease the influence of aristocratic families such as Cai Kuai.
He took advantage of the historical opportunity of the Battle of Guandu to advise Liu Biao and Yuan to fight against Cao and seize the opportunity; on the eve of the Red Cliff storm, he prepared the navy, stabilized the river defense, and reversed the passive situation in Jingxiang. From managing Jingzhou as the foundation, to sending troops to the north to the Central Plains and to the east to resist the powerful Jiangdong forces, Lin Fu used his mortal wisdom to assist Liu Biao and his son to overcome the dilemma, integrated the power of Jingzhou and Yi, bucked the trend in troubled times, and finally led the Jingxiang cavalry to defeat the heroes, reshape the world pattern, and achieve the great cause of unification.
