Guo Wei, Uncle of the Great Zhou Dynasty

Guo Jin, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, was transported to the early years of the Later Han Dynasty due to an accident and became the nephew of Guo Wei who had not yet made his fortune. At this time, Guo Weigang assisted Liu Zhiyuan in establishing the Later Han Dynasty and served as a privy envoy. However, he was tabooed for his high achievements and undercurrents were everywhere. Guo Jin carried the memory of the troubled times of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and gradually entered the inner circle of Guo Wei from a marginalized clan boy, helping him put down the rebellion and establish the Zhou Dynasty on behalf of the Han Dynasty. In the end, Guo Wei had no children... He inherited the unification as the emperor's nephew and continued to write the foundation of the later Zhou Dynasty...