Three Kingdoms: Chancellor, Please Stop Pushing Yourself. I've Already Checked Out

Guo Yu transmigrates to the late Han Dynasty, where he becomes Guo Jia's younger brother and awakens a Merit-Growth System. As long as he renders meritorious service and establishes himself, he can keep growing stronger.

But if he goes too long without earning merit, even a minor offense will trigger a punishment mechanism that sends him back to his original world.

So Guo Yu, who wants nothing more than to go home, sets out to sabotage Cao Cao.

"In that case, I'm calling it quits!"

But every scheme he comes up with ends up having the opposite effect on Cao Cao, and works astonishingly well.

In Xu Province, he suggests using their already scarce grain to feed the surrendered people. He expects them to run short and retreat, but the people of Xu Province gather grain of their own and rally behind Cao Cao.

When rebellion breaks out in Yan Province, he advises Cao Cao to leave for Xu Province and ignore Zhang Miao and Chen Gong. Instead, the people spontaneously resist, Lu Bu is driven off, and Cao Cao takes both Yan and Xu Provinces.

Years later, Guo Yu holds a high-ranking position and has earned more merit than anyone else.

He cries out in anguish: "What have I done?! I really just wanted to call it quits!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.