Emperor Wu of Wei in the Late Han Dynasty

Zhao Yi, a young man in the 21st century, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty (184) when the war was raging. He was penniless, hungry and cold, and was forced to start as a yellow scarf soldier. With the forward-looking vision and pragmatic methods brought by modern knowledge, he first showed his talents in logistical chores and struggled to survive in troubled times. Collect Zhoucang, recruit Zhao Yun, recruit Zhang He, intercept Guo Jia, rescue Huang Zhong... He quietly accumulated strength in the land of Hebei. When the princes attacked Dong, he rose to prominence; in the fierce battle in Hebei, he joined forces vertically and horizontally. In the battle of Guandu, Yuan Shao was defeated; in the battle of the Central Plains, Cao Cao was defeated. Finally, with the Qing, Ji, You, and Bing prefectures as the base, he sent his troops to conquer the south, conquered Sun Liu, completed the unification of the world, ascended the throne as emperor, and founded the new Wei Dynasty. However, it is easy to conquer a country but difficult to defend it. How do modern souls face the governance problems of ancient empires? How to balance the arrogant and powerful generals under your command? What's even more troublesome is that the intricate forces behind the five princes have made the struggle for heirs turbulent...