Back to the Three Kingdoms to Marry Guo Jia
回到三国嫁郭嘉
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- Completed
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- 421k Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
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- 17y ago
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Actually, there's no historical record saying Guo Jia was lustful. "Unrestrained in conduct" simply means he wasn't bound by worldly etiquette and acted impulsively without considering others' opinions; don't interpret it literally. Cao Cao was known for his lust; how would he have felt if someone had reported Guo Jia for this?
It's illogical that the female lead was taken away by Cao Cao's eldest son. Guo Jia wasn't a weak or incompetent person; this was a very humiliating situation. The timing is also wrong. It wasn't the Three Kingdoms period; every strategist under a warlord was a valuable asset. Strategists were all waiting to be sold.