Chen Feng uses the modern soul to travel through the late Han Dynasty and incarnate as Chen Dao as the main line, breaking the fetters of kindness and righteousness in the traditional late Han Dynasty narrative. With "establishing rules and establishing systems" as the core, he interprets a passionate epic from raising troops in troubled times to creating a prosperous age and then to the inheritance of civilization.
In the seventh year of Guanghe's reign, the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out. Chen Duo woke up in the troubled times and refused Liu Guan and Zhang's invitation to become sworn brothers. With his insight into people, he subdued Lu Bu, Zhang Liao, and Zhao Yun as his three heroes, and based on his military wisdom, he raised troops in Yuyang. With modern knowledge, he created practical artifacts such as ice mirrors, banknotes, and gunpowder, and innovated logistics, economy, and military affairs; he rewrote history in classic battles such as the Battle of Dong, Guandu, and Chibi. He gradually conquered You and merged with Hebei, settled Hebei, captured Jingyi, and pacified Jiangdong. He ended the troubled times of competing heroes and established a unified Chinese dynasty.
He established a martial arts school, opened an imperial examination, opened up the Silk Road, and replaced clan divisions with the rule of the system, creating a prosperous age of martial arts when barbarians came to the dynasty. He also had a close friendship with Zhen Jiang, witnessing the heroic regret that the three heroes grew old and the old tribe withered. In his later years, Chen Dao wrote "Wu Mu's Posthumous Notes", and this wisdom has gone through thousands of years of ups and downs, been passed down by Yue Fei, Qi Jiguang and others, and reappeared in modern archaeology, completing the soul closed loop between the modern protagonist and Chen Dao, allowing the true meaning of "rules" to extend from military to civilized inheritance.
