Chen Fan, who has a doctorate in modern history and physics, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and possessed the twenty-year-old Cao Cao, a "capable minister" who had not yet made his mark but had great ambitions. At this time, the Yellow Turbans were at peace, Dong Zhuo had not yet entered, the government was in turmoil, and the plague was rampant. The young Cao Mengde was dismissed from office for impeaching the eunuch, and was dormant in the back alleys of Luoyang, full of passion but nowhere to show it. Chen Fan woke up, faced the crisis of troubled times, and swore: "In this life, I will not be a traitor, but a wise leader who will end the troubled times." He used microbiology to curb the plague, used engineering to improve weapons, and used strategy to avoid disasters and seek benefits. There is no system, no magic weapon, just thousands of years of wisdom and scientific thinking, setting off a "technological revolution" in this cold weapon era. Assassinate Dong Zhuo? He chose to endure the layout and preserve his strength.
Chibi Fire Attack? He improved the warship in advance, predicted the wind direction, and defeated the fireproof coating.
Employing people based on their talents only offends the aristocratic family? He balanced the poor and the nobility, promoted the prototype of the imperial examination, and exchanged technology for loyalty.
Hua Tuo and Kong Rong were killed by mistake? He restrained his suspicious nature, reused talented people, promoted medicine and promoted education, and reversed the tragic fate. From the northern captain of Luoyang to the king of Wei, he broke historical inertia step by step:
Guandu defeated more with less, retreated from Chibi, marched west to Bashu, and settled in Wuhuan in the north. Finally, the three parts were unified, and the whole world fell into Wei. This is not only a battle for hegemony among time travellers, but also an ultimate interpretation of "knowledge is power".
When scientific thinking collides with the machinations of the Three Kingdoms, and when modern humanistic care merges into the conquests in troubled times, a different Cao Mengde will personally end this century of troubled times and write a glorious chapter belonging to "Wei".
