Three Kingdoms: Winds Rise in Xudu, and the Guo Clan's Brocade-Clad Investigator

Guo Yu transmigrates to the end of the Han Dynasty, becoming a son of a collateral branch of the Guo family and Guo Jia's younger brother. When he transmigrates, he chooses Wuzhu as his companion.

Cao Cao welcomes the emperor and commands the feudal lords, making Xuchang the capital, which comes to be known as Xudu.

Just as Guo Jia emerges from seclusion and wins Cao Cao's favor, he takes charge of the School of Affairs, overseeing the officials.

From that moment, Guo Jia's influence grows, drawing the envy of the great clans, the imperial relatives, and those loyal to the Han. Spies from the north and Eastern Wu, along with Liu Bei and others, watch for an opportunity. Currents stir beneath the surface...

And so Xudu loses a dissolute young noble but gains a young School of Affairs officer, clad in brocade, and a blindfolded swordsman to shoulder the burden of the School of Affairs.

The two sweep away internal threats and pacify the realm. They can govern the world with their literary talent and predict the future, or kill with a flick of the finger and seize the enemy from amid a million troops.

Later, he is named the Imperial Brocade Guard, with the right to advise the emperor on matters of state in his presence.

Cao Cao: "With these two men of letters and arms, the realm is mine."

Guo Yu: "Prime Minister Cao, please call me a councilor."

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