What Happened to the Mascot? I Can Still Spoil It!

Qin Zhuo traveled through the late Han Dynasty and dreamed of becoming a top strategist who could make perfect plans. It's a pity that the cold reality gave him a cruel blow! As a counselor, his skills are not good! Gradually, Cao Ying discovered a strange thing. Whenever Mr. Qin concentrated on thinking about strategies and stayed up late to light the lamps, the wild dogs near the camp stopped barking so much, and everyone slept very peacefully. When he went out with the army, even if he just stayed quietly in the logistics team, the wheels transporting grain and grass seemed to be less susceptible to damage than before. Xun Yu's migraine and Guo Jia's cold syndrome would always be inexplicably relieved for a few days after he occasionally visited and chatted. Xiahou Dun was the most outrageous. Once during a drill, he was about to fall off his horse, but he "happened" to be caught by a clump of soft grass. He got up and yelled: "Did Mr. Qin just bask in the sun over there?" Therefore, Qin Zhuo found his own unique ecological niche in the group of counselors with Guo Jia's "rich schemes", Xun Yu's "talented Wang Zuo", and Cheng Yu's "ruthless and decisive" counselors: A humanoid soothing agent that allows scroll kings to feel a little more at ease with their "involution". Before the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao couldn't sleep at night and summoned his advisers to ask for advice. Guo Jia said "ten wins and ten losses", Xun You offered "burn the black nest", and everyone argued until dawn. Only Qin Zhuo couldn't bear it and fell asleep leaning against the pillar. When he woke up, he found that Cao Cao's cloak was draped over his shoulders. The blood in Cao Cao's eyes had not receded, but his spirit had already cheered up. He smiled and said: "Wen He is here, I feel very at ease. The strategies have been decided, and you all can use your lives!" Liu Bei had Zhuge Liang who "devoted his whole life", Sun Quan had Lu Su's "strategy on the bed", and Cao Cao had Qin Wenhe who made his advisers and generals inexplicably more stable.