Change the World

"The Change of the Ding Dynasty": When Lin Fu, a modern military researcher, ran across the fragments of war strategies in ancient books with his fingertips, an accident threw him into the flames of war in the last years of the Yong Dynasty. The severe pain of his broken left arm had not yet dissipated, and the roar of the barbarian cavalry could be heard in his ears. The setting sun was like blood, reflecting his figure falling on a strange land. This was a troubled time when feudal towns were divided like chess, and barbarians were spying on the Central Plains. He dragged his injured arm to hide in a cave, used gravel to deduce the terrain, and used traps to ambush his pursuers. However, he always encountered a mockery of fate in desperate situations - flash floods destroyed the captured grain and grass, and he was framed by corruption just after breaking military supplies. He finally stabilized his position, and was pushed into the most dangerous outpost by factions. His calmness is like a knife, cutting open the lesions of troubled times; his wisdom is like a lamp, illuminating the cracks that break the situation. From a scout on the border to planning a master plan in front of the tent, Lin Fu spent all his money in the dilemma of shortage of food and grass, chipped away at the iron wall of the barbarian siege, and made his way step by step in the quagmire of factions. Every time there seems to be a bright future, there is a deeper reef hidden; behind every tragic victory, there is the price of rebirth. This is not a smooth road of cheating all the way, but a battle between wise men and trapped beasts on the chessboard of destiny - with a mortal body, resisting the tide of the times, seeking survival in defeat, and forging revolution in desperate situations.