Those Things in the Late Jin Dynasty

World view and historical entry point: The story is set in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, when clan politics came to an end and poor generals began to rise. The protagonist Huang Lin did not travel through time to become a king and Xie Gaomen, but started as a low-level military household or a refugee commander, taking advantage of the power vacuum before and after Liu Yu's Northern Expedition to secretly accumulate strength. Core conflict and main line: "Usurping Jin" and "Resisting Liu" are the dual main lines. Huang Lin not only has to deal with the decadent Sima royal family, but also has to engage in an all-round game with Liu Yu, the "son of luck" who is at his peak. From the struggle for military power, food and grass logistics to court public opinion, an epic showdown spanning decades unfolds. Beauty bond and harem structure: Many heroines are not just vassals, but core nodes of various forces. Including a noblewoman from a top-notch family who was disappointed in her family, an orphan of a merchant who controlled the fate of Jiangnan's water transportation, and a heroine general in Liu Yu's camp who defected due to disagreements with his ideas. They had a profound bond with Huang Lin in political marriage, intelligence probing, and economic warfare. Strategy for hegemony and breaking the situation: Abandoning the traditional frontal force, Huang Lin adopts the strategy of "building walls high, accumulating grain widely, and slowly becoming king". Taking advantage of the internal conflicts caused by Liu Yu's eagerness to proclaim himself emperor, he united with the Hu tribe in the north and the local gentry in the south to disintegrate Liu Yu's Beifu soldiers' base from the inside, and finally completed the counterattack in the decisive battle.