[Three Kingdoms] A Strategist's Guide to Getting Promoted

This novel will be free to read on January 16. I hope you enjoy it, and may the new year bring you peace, happiness, and good fortune~ 1. In Yingchuan, famous scholars are more common than dogs. As a direct descendant of the Xun clan of Yingyin, Xun Yu had an uncle, a father, and another uncle who were all famous scholars of their time, collectively known as the Eight Dragons of the Xun family. From childhood, he was expected to be learned and quick-witted, handsome in appearance, and graceful in manner. Xun Yu's response: No challenge at all. He'd grown up surrounded by it all, so it had become second nature. The most interesting thing to him was discovering all kinds of talent, recognizing a gem in the rough. 2. One day, Xun Yu suddenly had a nightmare: the land was shattered, and warlords rose up everywhere. Corpses littered the fields, and the people suffered terribly. Supporting the Han dynasty was a shared ideal for many, but in the end, he was the only one still holding on to it. Some called him the last Han loyalist. When he looked back, all he saw was ruin, and his friends and family were scattered. Xi Zhicai, Guo Jia, Xun Yue... none of them were there anymore. The wind stirred the shadows of the bamboo. It was as if old friends had come to smile and bow farewell. When he opened his eyes, he was barely twenty, in Yangzhai, and none of it had happened yet. 3. A strange group arrived in Yangzhai. They called themselves "players" and described the place as a "full-dive game." They tried again and again, without giving up, to abduct Guo Jia and three-and-a-half-year-old Zhuge Liang. They also kept surrounding Xun Yu to "complete quests." The players took up farming, and within a year the people had enough to eat. Within three years, the granaries were full. The players raised livestock, so there was no shortage of chicken, duck, or fish, and they had the finest oxen and warhorses. Someone even handwrote a volume titled "Postpartum Care for Cows" and gave it to Xun Yu. The players trained the troops, and no one dared invade this land, fought over on all sides. 4. The full-dive role-playing game "Three Kingdoms Guide to Getting Promoted" is holding its closed beta today. One thousand lucky players will be selected at random. Popular videos on a certain streaming platform: Live-streaming a horseback ride to Xuzhou, using a lollipop to lure Kongming. Building infrastructure in the Three Kingdoms with Wenruo [heart hands] A Student's Diary in Yingchuan: Fengxiao Bullies Me Every Day Xun Yu is so handsome, he fulfills all my fantasies about talented ancient gentlemen. Help, no wonder the history books certified his beauty. I fell for him at first sight. His elegance is incredible, radiating from his very bones. @Liu Bubei #This infuriating game won't let you respawn# [Coming Soon] "A Three Kingdoms Opportunist" Qiao Tai transmigrates with a homemade Three Kingdoms card game, and the very next second, someone cuts him down with a single slash. Health at 9%. Fatal injury warning! He opens the game interface. Nearby characters: 1. Your cheap dad, Qiao Xuan Profile: The poorest Grand Commandant in history. Qiao Xuan held many high-ranking posts in the late Han dynasty, serving as Minister over the Masses, Minister of Works, and Grand Commandant. He drew the highest salary, yet after his death, his family couldn't even afford a coffin. At this moment, Qiao Xuan's youngest son, Qiao Zheng, has been kidnapped right outside their home. The kidnappers demand a ransom, but Qiao Xuan is short on cash. With no choice, he orders a pursuit. The kidnappers fly into a rage and kill their hostage... That's right. You're Qiao Zheng. 2. Cao Cao, the investigator, and his subordinates, who are slacking off Profile: Cao Cao, Commandant of the Northern District of Luoyang (the head of a police precinct), has come to rescue the hostage. Unfortunately, you die far too quickly for him to save you, and he is deeply regretful. Though he didn't manage to help much, Cao Cao's bravery and decisiveness in capturing the kidnappers earn him the admiration of Grand Commandant Qiao Xuan. Slacking off is fun, but it's not great for you, the hostage. 3. Jia Xu, passing by to buy sesame flatbread Profile: An aspiring strategist, Jia Xu can read the changing seasons from a falling leaf. From the fact that a kidnapper stabbed you, he senses that Luoyang is about to descend into chaos. He decides to feign illness, resign from office, and return to his hometown to keep himself out of trouble... Qiao Tai silently put every attribute point into constitution, barely managing to cling to life. From then on, a strange character joined the strategists' alliance: the strongest fighter among strategists, and the greatest strategist among warriors. A brilliant tactician whom every warlord desperately wanted. Qiao Tai: Thanks for asking, I'm just trying to make a living. I really never wanted to become a lord! Also, that social media feed someone wanted to destroy has been posted again. "The Evil Imperial Tutor in an Imperial Exam Novel" Gu Tingjun transmigrates into an imperial exam novel as the evil younger brother. In the original story: He was inferior to his elder brother, Gu Tinghua, in every way. To seize the family's noble title and monopolize its estate, he laid a trap that sent Gu Tinghua back to the country estate, where he was framed and imprisoned. He also passed off his brother's poems as his own, earning himself a reputation as a literary talent. His celebrated poem belonged to someone else, he got his jinshi degree through exam fraud, and he bought his official position... Through a series of muddled circumstances, Gu Tingjun is chosen to be the emperor's tutor, the Grand Preceptor. The regent doesn't want the young emperor to amount to anything, so he deliberately picks a man with a considerable reputation who is actually all show and no substance, hoping he'll ruin the young emperor's education. Meanwhile, Gu Tinghua escapes death, changes his name, and takes the imperial exams. He rises steadily through the ranks, leads troops despite being a civil official, and beats the rebels so badly they question their own existence. Along the way, he wipes out the entire Marquis of Huai'an's household. Don't ask. The rebels did it. At this time, the Marquis of Huai'an is his younger brother, Gu Tingjun. But Gu Tingjun doesn't die either. His exam fraud has come to light, and he's already in prison. He then uses the young emperor's dependence on his tutor to escape punishment, and keeps courting disaster all the way to the end. When Gu Tingjun transmigrates into the story, the original owner is already causing trouble QAQ What's the point? The Marquis of Huai'an's household has long since fallen into decline. What's there to fight over? Inheriting the family estate is exhausting. In his previous life, Gu Tingjun inherited the family business and worked himself to death. This time, he's going to take it easy. His elder brother can become a powerful minister while he enjoys life. Every stage of the journey has its own beautiful scenery. He won't have to worry about daily necessities, and someone else will shield him from the wind and rain. How great is that? So the brothers go to school together. His elder brother is the top student, while he is the school bully. His catchphrase: My brother's got my back. The imperial examination's palace exam is underway. The officials are envious: That impoverished Marquis of Huai'an has raised two fine sons. The emperor is torn: Should I name the elder brother or the younger brother the top scholar? They're like Yu and Liang, both so outstanding. The chief grand secretary catches the emperor's questioning look: Young Master Gu is a graceful, handsome youth. By convention, the title of Third Place Scholar is surely his! Gu Tingjun: Why, thank you. Later, the brothers are both recorded in the History of Yong: Gu Tinghua as the Senior Chancellor, and Gu Tingjun as the Junior Chancellor. Their story is adapted for film and television several times, and without exception, the role of Gu Tingjun is played by a handsome actor. A treat for fans of good looks. Viewers are baffled: The Junior Chancellor Gu was such a spendthrift, yet he ushered in a golden age and extended the Great Yong dynasty's life by two hundred years! [Completed] "The Great Qin's Imperial Uncle," "The Three Kingdoms: Guo Jia's Growth Diary" Theme: Recognizing hidden talent and turning the tables against all odds.