Guo Jia transmigrates to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, becoming an illegitimate son of the Guo family of Yingchuan. After losing his mother at the age of ten, he awakens memories of his past life. Seeing through the corruption of the great clans, he borrows grain for three hundred households with Xun Yu's help, establishes a charity school for refugee children, and secretly builds a circle of trusted followers. The mysterious Taoist Zuo Ci appears and declares that Guo Jia's fate has changed, and that he is destined for greatness. With the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the warlords' division of the realm drawing near, this "Little Taigong" decides to stop waiting for a worthy lord and take it upon himself to set the winds of this chaotic age in motion.
The writing is so good, but no one has read it. It interprets Guo Jia's life from childhood to adulthood with very real details. Although I don't know whether it is true or false, it is very interesting and the writing style is also very good.