The untimely death of the genius Guo Jia robbed the Three Kingdoms era of so many extraordinary moments. Eighteen hundred years later, Chen Ming accidentally returns from the dead in Guo Jia's body!
He changes the course of history, but the wheel of history quietly turns back to where it started. What will the final outcome be?
Mantou takes you into a different Three Kingdoms world. The protagonist has no kingly aura, no peerless talent, and none of the tiresome business of having three wives and four concubines. All he has is endless schemes and political maneuvering, ironclad resolve, and war.
The reborn genius Guo Jia;
The mysterious organization Dark Moon;
The Sky Wolf who stirs up the chaotic age;
Human nature that overturns history;
All bringing you a different Three Kingdoms.
The Three Kingdoms are more exciting with Guo Jia: bloody battlefields, strategies laid from a thousand miles away, deception and intrigue!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What kind of books can you read on a monthly subscription that will irritate you to death?
Monthly subscription is a scam, I'm sorry, *is this how Ma Fei Lu Library deceives readers?
Author, are you the one who wrote the book? How much did Cao Cao respect Guo Jia? He helped Cao Cao win the Battle of Chibi, but in the end he blamed the protagonist. The protagonist's woman was murdered inexplicably, and Cao Pi also wanted to marry the protagonist's adopted sister. The protagonist was like a pig, completely irritating the readers.
This is not to make me laugh to death. Cao Cao collected the heaviest taxes among the princes. Farming under Cao Cao's hands can only be said to starve to death with less food. You can't even think of loving him. People under Cao Cao would rather go hunting than farm.
Oh my god, I'm here for archaeology, written in **, nb
If Guo Jia is really like this, forget it, time travel ruins people's reputations
Damn you, you killed the wrong person, you killed me.
Commentary on the chapter "The Story of Guo Jia Yi of the Three Kingdoms" written by the children of the Cai family, Volume 1, The Battle of Chibi, Chapter 2, Target New Fields.
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About the "Three Kingdoms: Guo Jia Yi Biography" written by the children of the Cai family. Volume 1: The Battle of Chibi. Chapter 1: Resurrection of a Borrowed Corpse?! Chapter review.