The Supremacy of Mohism

Mo Fu travels back in time to the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, where he assumes the identity of a Mohist disciple. Quoting the famous lament that "Feng Tang ages too soon, and Li Guang finds no reward," he intervenes to help the ill-fated Li Guang never lose his way again, while also ensuring that the elderly Feng Tang departs this life without a single regret. Mo Fu obtains superior crop seeds from the Western Regions directly from the explorer Zhang Qian, and he redirects Su Wu's destiny—turning him from a lonely shepherd into a commander who breaches the northern seas. He engages in profound debates on state salt and iron policies with the minister Sang Hongyang, and exchanges military doctrines with the legendary general Huo Qubing. He even presents to Emperor Wu the ambitious blueprint for the Grand Canal. Amid the great intellectual clash of the Hundred Schools of Thought, Mo Fu leads the Mohists to unparalleled preeminence, securing their sole veneration while simultaneously propelling the Han dynasty to even greater heights of glory.