Three Kingdoms: A Prince's Study Companion, Thirty Years of Sign-Ins in the Imperial Palace

Hmm... Just like what the comment said, Zhang Jiao died in the first, but came back to life later. The most important thing is that he is obviously capable of saving the prince and has a good relationship with him. Hey, he has to be ignored. There was no remedy for the prince after he became possessed. In the end, he died and his brothers couldn't save him, so he practiced martial arts! He has the ability and has been able to solve all these problems many times. If he doesn't quit, the author will simply pave the way for the protagonist. It's disgusting. The summary of the plot is that it is both convincing and established.

When I saw that I was only thirteen after five years, I was just pulling a small horse and a big cart, and I didn't want to look at it at the same time. The overall trend was a bit broken.

Zhang Jiao is dead in the front, and there is Zhang Jiao in the back. There is something wrong with the writing.

It's neither martial arts nor Three Kingdoms. The plot is bloated and it's all about bragging about the protagonist.