Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms, Starting from the Yellow Turban Rebellion

A man from science and engineering, dressed as an unknown soldier during the Yellow Turban Rebellion. He doesn't know martial arts, he doesn't know how to recite poems, and he doesn't know how to make wind and rain. But he knows how to make iron harder, more food, clearer accounts, and stronger soldiers. In 184 AD, Lin Mo accidentally traveled through the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty. There is no system, no golden fingers, and no peerless martial arts - he only has a mind in science and engineering, a pair of hands that can work, and a normal heart that "makes this place a little better than before he came here." At the Zhuojun market, he met Liu Bei by chance and became the fourth person outside Taoyuan. From Daxing Mountain's three hundred and three thousand, to Guangzong's camp being flooded on a rainy night; from Wancheng's tunnels burning the city, to Anxi County's Yamen clearing his land - he never strives for credit, but works hard at every step. While others were fighting on the battlefield, he was building city walls, collecting grain and grass, compiling manuals, and running schools in the rear. While others were fighting for territory, he was building forts brick by brick on the wasteland. What he assists is not the emperor's hegemony, but a promise to "let the people live". From the Yellow Turban Beacon to the Flames of Chibi, from the Years of Jingzhou to the Remaining Sound of the White Emperor, he accompanied Liu Bei to Chengdu, accompanied Guan Yu back from Maicheng, and accompanied Zhuge Liang to Wuzhangyuan. When everyone left, he was still there - not standing in front of the stage, but standing behind the scenes, being the one who set up the stage. This is a different novel about traveling through the Three Kingdoms. There is no Long Aotian, no harem, and no brainless crushing. Only an ordinary person spent his whole life doing something extraordinary.