The Three Kingdoms: the Beauty of the Country

The protagonist Guo Xiao travels back to the Han Dynasty in May of the sixth year of Han Zhongping. The protagonist is Guo Xiao, the son of General Guo Tai, the commander-in-chief of Bai Bo. He made great achievements in the beginning, established a firm foothold, married his wife Zou Rui, was granted marriage to Cai Yan by the emperor, and had Du Qi, the most beautiful woman in Bingzhou, got his wife Diao Chan, and his daughter Zhen Mi. Guo Xiao took the emperor to order the princes, Cai Yan's son Zi Guo Yin was recognized by most people with the help of Cai Yan. In the end, the Han Dynasty was mainly divided by five forces: Guo Xiao, Cao Cao, Yuan Shu, Sun Quan and Liu Bei. The five parties had friction with each other, but they were still in peace within a few years. Guo Xiao often stayed with several other wives, and he was particularly fond of Diao Chan and Zhen Mi, both of whom were currently pregnant. Guo Xiao said that if one of the two of her gives birth to a boy first, she will designate whose child is the heir. Cai Yan knew that Guo Xiao could definitely do such a thing. Ever since Guo Xiao took in one beautiful concubine after another, Cai Yan had expected that such a day might come, but she didn't know that this day would come so quickly. Cai Yan went to see her father, and the plan could be implemented. A year later, at a banquet, Guo Xiao suddenly fell ill in front of everyone, and doctors from all over the city were unable to do anything. Fortunately, Cai Yan and Guo Yin stepped in and quickly stabilized the situation at home and outside. Since Guo Xiao never got better, a group of counselors had no choice but to assist Guo Yin with all their strength. Without Guo Xiao, Guo Jun relied entirely on Guo Yin and Cai Yan behind him for support. However, although Cai Yan was knowledgeable, he had no experience, and his counselors also had their own ideas. This caused the Guo Group to fall apart very quickly, and it fell apart within five years. It was then divided up by Yuan Shu, Cao Cao and others, and Guo Xiao also died in the hands of the rebels. The laws of nature are unpredictable, and after that, history will turn back to its proper direction. It's a pity that the final ending is not very good.

The monsters of the Three Kingdoms...

It's so rubbish. If you say you can't write, just don't write it. In the end, it's the male lead who's written to death. You're second-rate.

The ending is so hasty

This author and poet, I read well before, but the ending is direct. Five years later, tell me that the heroine plotted to kill the protagonist, and I can't continue writing. If you use AI to continue writing, it will not be better than your B ending.

It's a story that's hard to describe in one sentence. I probably won't be able to write it down anymore. A second-married wife and her family have been harmed.