Ding Ding in the Late Han Dynasty: I Rely on Jiajing to Dominate the World

Introduction to the novel: Lin Mo, a modern history mystery, travels through the late Han Dynasty, and his soul returns to the dying son of a small landowner in Julu County. In front of the hospital bed where his father, Lin Zhong, was coughing up blood, he clutched half of a family heirloom bronze mirror and relied on his memory of the entire Jiajing version of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". As the Yellow Turban was about to rise, he relied on the prophecy of "taking action on March 5th" and fled to Qingzhou in a hurry with his sick father, weak sister and tenants. He used his last five measures of grain to lure the hungry people into submission and raised his first private army. His father's last words to "live on" before his death became his original intention to struggle in troubled times. From Wubao in Jinan to Mufu in Xuzhou, he followed the plot points of Jiajing step by step: using Cao Cao's strong character to defeat the powerful conspiracy, using the "Wuchao Grain Depot" intelligence to make a surprise attack on Qingzhou, and taking advantage of the fire in Chibi to capture the four counties of Jingnan. He gathered Zhou Cang and Huang Zhong, alienated Cao Yuan, checked Sun Liu, and finally unified the south with Qing Xu as the basis, and established the "Hua" Dynasty in Luoyang. That half of the bronze mirror always reflects his trajectory from survival to Dingding.