Three Kingdoms***

A fantasy rebirth novel, set in the chaotic and changing Three Kingdoms period, with the ghost genius Guo Jia as the protagonist. More than a thousand years later, Chen Ming was reborn in the ghost genius Guo Jia by mistake. A man carrying modern civilization and ideas returned to the Three Kingdoms period and changed the trajectory of the roulette wheel of history. But how will the roulette wheel of history change? What is the final outcome? This book allows us to walk into the history of the Three Kingdoms with such questions, and into the collision of ideas between ancients and modern people. It is also a relatively interesting rebirth article.

In that turbulent era, talented people emerged from generation to generation. The Three Kingdoms is also where many literati gathered for business. As a modern person who loves the history of the Three Kingdoms, the author deeply regrets the untimely death of Guo Jia. However, by chance, he traveled to the Three Kingdoms and became Guo Jia. From then on, he began to use the wisdom of a modern man and the ability to predict the future of history to show his strategy, power, iron blood, and war during that period. Everything was vividly displayed.

If you could travel back in time to the Three Kingdoms period, what political ambitions would you have? In a plane crash, Chen Ming traveled back in time to the Three Kingdoms period and resurrected himself as Guo Jia. Chen Ming never dreamed that he would become Guo Jia, who sighed after reading the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms many times. A generation of counselors died young. This book tells the story of Chen Ming's ambitions and actions in the Three Kingdoms as Guo Jia. The protagonist does not have amazing talents, but has endless conspiracy and power to carve out his own world in troubled times. This book brings us a different view of the Three Kingdoms and allows us to understand the political situation of the struggle for power at that time.

There are many strategists in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but since ancient times, people have recognized Zhuge Liang as the number one. Various novels and novels have portrayed Zhuge Liang as a god who has no plans left, plus his excellent moral character of "devoting himself to death". To be honest, although Zhuge Liang is the embodiment of wisdom in the minds of many people, he really can't be ranked as the number one resourceful person in the Three Kingdoms. Why? When we evaluate a counselor, we cannot just look at his reputation, but must consider many aspects such as the height of his strategy, the purpose of his strategy, and his success or failure record. The so-called level of strategy is the level of strategy. Is it based on the long-term overall situation of national development?

A very good book, worth reading.

It's very good, the plot is rich and colorful, the plot has ups and downs, and there is a battle of wits and courage.

Not bad, not bad, very good

This book is very nice

Well written and beautiful

It's too short. The author could have written it pretty well.

Come on, write well. The relationship between Guo Jia and Cao is so weak. What did Guo Jia think of?