Three Kingdoms: Grassroots Farming, from Wubao to Emperor

In the sixth year of Zhongping, Luoyang burned to the ground, and the world was in chaos. The Yellow Turban remnant army was rampant, refugees were everywhere, the princes were competing for the throne, and the Li people were displaced. Chen Mo, a tenant farmer in Yingchuan, had no golden fingers and no family background. He only had farming skills and a tenacious heart. He took his mother to avoid disaster in an abandoned dock. Using the grass as a blade and the wasteland as a foundation, he cultivated wasteland to grow grain, appease the refugees, and strengthen the dock. He did not seek fame, nor was he fond of killing. He deeply cultivated the skills of farming and mulberry farming in the Eastern Han Dynasty, developed water conservancy, cultivated grain crops, promoted farming, and established a foothold in pragmatic farming; Taking advantage of the chaos in Guandu and Chibi, he expanded his territory in Huaiyang and competed in the Central Plains. He broke down the clans, calmed the people's hearts and established laws. From the leader of Wubao to a separatist regime, he finally ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor. Using the strategy of farming to rejuvenate the country, we propped up a piece of pure land in troubled times, and wrote a story of a grassroots counterattack and peace of the world through agriculture...