[Three Kingdoms Political Intrigue] + [Wits and Twists] + [Cao Wei’s Hegemony]
During the Jian’an era, the realm was in turmoil and strategists abounded. The Jia clan of Wuwei was renowned throughout the land thanks to Jia Xu, the “Poisonous Strategist.” Jia Xu had three sons: his eldest, Jia Mu; his second, Jia Ji; and his youngest, Jia Fang. Each had his own character, but Jia Mu, the eldest, was the most dazzling of them all.
Jia Mu inherited his father Jia Xu’s cunning, but not his restraint. With a witty, humorous nature and an unconventional way of doing things, he surpassed his father in strategy. He never followed convention, and against his enemies he used sinister, unpredictable schemes, each one deadly. Yet he always managed to defuse a crisis with a mocking air. The people of the realm dubbed him the “Poisonous Son,” echoing Jia Xu’s title, the “Poisonous Strategist,” and making the lords tremble at the sound of his name.
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