Han Zuo Hongtu

In the first year of Zhongping, the Yellow Turbans broke out, Han Zuo collapsed, and his bones were exposed in the wild. Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of History, died suddenly and became a small postman in the western Liaoning border who could not even get a full salary. You start with a blunt knife and half a bowl of wheat cakes. There are yellow turban bandits looting in front of you, Huns cavalry around you behind, and even princes spying on the artifact. In troubled times, life is like a piece of grass. He was well aware of the outcome of the troubled times at the end of the Han Dynasty, and he did not want to be a piece of fish on the chopping board, let alone see the Han family fall apart. From rising to prominence by repelling the yellow turban thieves in the posthouse, to taking charge of soldiers to guard the borders and resisting barbarians; from going south to quell rebellions and accumulating capital, to befriending heroes and winning people's hearts; from playing games in the court to avoid disaster, to competing in the Central Plains to command the heroes. Kill the thieves, defeat the barbarian cavalry, appease the people, promote agriculture and mulberry trees, train strong soldiers, and fight against the princes! In this life, Chen Mo does not seek to break the earth and become king, but only seeks to turn the tide before it falls, to support the building that is about to collapse, to protect the Han Dynasty, and to open up a prosperous future for all generations!