This is not a saga about magical calculations or invincibility.
Lin Mo, a modern business management consultant who traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, did not carry a gunpowder formula, did not understand blast furnace steelmaking, and could not even remember the details of the Battle of Guandu.
His only weapon is "systematic thinking" engraved in his bones.
When the turbulence of the Yellow Turban enveloped him, when the iron hooves of the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry shook the earth, and when the heroes of this era were still fighting for the world with their personal bravery and strategy, Lin Mo embarked on a completely different path. Cao Cao regarded him as an unreasonable scabies, Liu Bei felt that he lacked the warmth of kindness, and Sun Quan saw in him uncontrollable power. And Zhuge Liang, in the autumn wind of Wuzhangyuan, may understand what kind of strange future this confidant and rival is building. Let's see how a modern manager can ignite a completely different kind of fire for Chinese civilization in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms without relying on a sword or a gun.