Three Kingdoms: Under the Leadership of the Emperor, in Charge of the Secrets of Heaven

In the fifth year of Jian'an, I opened my eyes and became the first divine divination of the Three Kingdoms - Guan Ren. In my previous life, I was the chief strategist of a think tank, specializing in analyzing international crises. In this life, I hold the "Zhouyi" star map in my hand, and I want to use magic as a blade to open up a thrilling chess game of power in this chaotic era of the late Han Dynasty. They all say that I am good at judging mysteries. Xun Yu invited me to Yecheng to expose Tai Shiling's conspiracy to curse Cao Cao with a fake star map at the stargazing ceremony. As the copper coins rose and fell, I figured out the truth about Yinghuo Shouxin in public, and also counted myself into the Cao Wei whirlpool. Cao Cao asked me, "The destiny lies with Yuan or Cao?" I replied, "The celestial phenomena can be changed, but people's hearts are unpredictable. When the fire in the Crow's Nest is about to start, God's will is in the hands of those who dare to set the fire." From then on, I became the most special eyes of Sikong Mansion. In the battle between the princes, I used my physiognomy to see through Cao Pi's forbearance and Cao Zhi's arrogance; on the eve of Red Cliff, I used the east wind to deduce and played chess with the Jiangdong warlocks across the river; in Luoyang Palace, I broke through the century-old layout of the Tianming Pavilion and found that they actually wanted to use magic to lock China's destiny. Zhuge Liang invited me to promote Qimen Dunjia together, and Sima Yi and I secretly discussed the mysteries of the "Book of Changes". But I know that the biggest secret in these troubled times is not who can rule the world, but who can stop the world from being toyed with by the word "destiny". "Gongming", Cao Cao asked me for the last time in his later years, "Whose hands will this world eventually fall into?" I looked at the starry sky in Beiman Mountain and threw three copper coins. The hexagram indicated great misfortune and good fortune. "Destiny is not in anyone's hands." I put away the copper coins and smiled slightly. "From today on -", "I will decide it."