Three Kingdoms: The Hidden Chancellor of Shu Han

A true recluse keeps his blade sheathed and his strategies concealed in shadow, speaking through silence and acting without fanfare. In a pivotal year when Cao Cao sharpens his military might against the southwest and Liu Bei searches desperately for talent to save the realm, Chen Mo transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms era. During a candlelit night with Zhuge Liang, Chen Mo poses a difficult question: if the Han cannot be restored and chaos eventually consumes the land, what then? Zhuge Liang replies that he will do all within his power and await heaven’s will, pledging to serve the Han until his dying breath regardless of the outcome. When Chen Mo suggests that such brilliance would be better rewarded in the north, Zhuge Liang refuses to serve usurpers and instead challenges the young man to aid Liu Bei himself. Though Chen Mo initially fears that joining the oft-defeated lord would only bring hardship, he is gradually won over by Liu Bei’s unwavering compassion for the common people during the turmoil at Xinye. From being entrusted with governing commanderies in Xiangyang to receiving a solemn charge at Baidicheng to guide and protect Liu Shan as an elder brother, Chen Mo rises from a hidden observer to become the indispensable pillar of Shu Han’s campaign to reclaim the Central Plains.