Planning for the Three Kingdoms: Starting from Marrying into a Legal Family

In the Three Kingdoms, behind the military offensive is a multi-dimensional duel in internal affairs, law, system, economy and so on. Xia Lang accidentally traveled to Guo Jia, an important counselor during the Three Kingdoms period at the end of Han Dynasty. Although the modern Sharan obtained a doctorate in law through his own efforts, he died in a traffic accident before he could achieve a career. When Xia Lang came to the Three Kingdoms, under the encouragement of the Yingchuan Guo family, he entered the game personally and became the son-in-law of the Yingchuan Zhong family, who was also a legal family. He personally integrated into and broke the original alliance of Xun, Zhong and Chen. However, Guo Jia's troubled family background when he was young, the huge disparity in status between the Zhong family and the Guo family, and the various discriminations suffered by his son-in-law all made him look down upon and full of thorns along the way. The Xun family, Chen family and other Yingchuan noble families could never sit still and wait for death. They launched a fierce power struggle with Guo Jia and others. External forces such as Yuan Shao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan were also eyeing them. In crisis situations one after another, Xia Xia With modern knowledge and intelligence, Lang broke through the situation step by step, and finally established the new Yingchuan gentry alliance with the Guo family and the Zhong family as the core, becoming the core force in the Three Kingdoms struggle for hegemony, completing the great cause of controlling Cao Wei and overpowering Sun Liu.