The related works posted before are not very conspicuous, so I will post them again here.

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The book "Guo Jia" is indeed quite hasty, and I feel it hastily. But since this book is called Guo Jia, not the Three Kingdoms, I think it should be over to write it here. If there is no protagonist in the future, why do you still write it? Cao Cao's death symbolizes the completion of a generation, and this book is over.

1. Sima Zhao is the first son of Guo Jia and Cai Wenji. Although it is a hint, it is also obvious. Cai Wenji was originally Cai Zhaoji, and Sima Zhao's word "Zhao" comes from this. This is also an important reason why the protagonist insisted on pushing Sima Yi out in the later stage and was content with soy sauce.

2. Although Sima Yi was loyal to Guo Jia and took great care of Sima Zhao, he never planned to make wedding dresses for others. Sima Yi always planned to let Sima Shi succeed him. In fact, after Sima Yi died, Sima Shi was also the one who took over.

3. It is precisely because tomorrow I believe that Sima Yi will not "return" the world to Guo Jia in the future, so I insist on attacking Wei.

4. Tomorrow, with Zhurong's help, I played Cai Wenji's song on the empty city plan. Sima Yi withdrew his troops for three reasons (feelings, policies, Guo Jia). (In fact, I really wanted to write this scene of the empty city plan at the beginning)

5. Ma Su lost Jieting because Zhuge Liang made a mistake by appointing others to be close to others. Tomorrow he was cheated by his younger brother. So it was Ming'er who killed Ma Su, and Zhuge Liang who cried Ma Su.

6. After going out to Qishan for the fifth time tomorrow, Guo Jia agreed with her to lose by "foreseeing" that she would come back immediately if she lost. But after failure, tomorrow insisted that Guo Jia give her another last chance. When going out to Qishan for six times, Guo Jia took the opportunity to bring tomorrow back. The Shu army carried the dummy back, but Sima Yi did not pursue him, and "Zhuge Liang" "dead sick."

7. Guo Huan, the person who killed Zhen Mi as the queen in history, arranged so many rivalries with Zhen Mi. He was extremely ambitious and an important figure in the later period. At the end of this book, Guo Huan saw through Sima Zhao's identity and began to take a series of actions.

8. After being brought back by Guo Jia, he was even more dissatisfied with Sima Yi. Guo Huan once again instigated Ming'er to use her hand to pretend to be Guo Jia's name and intervened in politics. Later, Guo Jia became old and basically all the big and small matters were handled by Guo Huan.

9. Under the influence of Guo Huan, in 251, Wang Ling (Wang Yun's nephew and Guo Huai's brother-in-law) rebelled, which was the first rebellion of "Three Rebellions in Huainan]￡style_txt;". He failed and Wang Ling committed suicide. In June of the same year, Sima Yi was seriously ill and dreamed of Jia Kui. Wang Ling was at work and died soon after.

10. Sun Jun, the son of Guo Jia and Sun Shangxiang, was born in 219 (the one who was sent back to Sun Wu, and he was specially selected based on history). In 253, Sun Jun killed Zhuge Ke and promoted him to prime minister and general, successfully controlling the power of the Wu Kingdom.

In 11, 255, Wei general Wu Qiu Jian and Wen Qin rebelled, which was the second rebel of the "Three Rebellions in Huainan". Wu Qiu Jian and Wen Qin fought with the Wei army Yu Lejia. At the same time, Sun Jun led General Lu Ju, the Left General Liu Zan to attack Shouchun. Sima Shi noticed the abnormality and led a 100,000 army to conquer, and secretly sentenced Guo Huai to death. During this period, Wen Qin's son Wen Yang led his troops to attack the camp. Sima Shi was too scared, and there was a tumor on his eyes, which often caused pus to flow out of his eyes and caused his eyes to shake out of his eye sockets and died of serious illness.

12. After Sima Shi's death, Emperor Cao Mao of Wei ordered Sima Zhao to guard Xuchang and ordered Shangshu Fu Ji to lead six armies back to the capital. Sima Zhao led his army back to the capital by using Zhong Hui's son (Zhong Yao's son). When he arrived in Luoyang, he was promoted to the general and was appointed as the chief officer, and was in charge of the army in China and abroad. He recorded Shangshu's affairs and assisted the government affairs. He brought swords and shoes to the hall. Sima Zhao refused to accept it.

(At this point, I have basically explained what I should explain. Guo Jia is over 80 years old. If he hadn't "retired" early and had been practicing the Five Animal Play, he would have died long ago. There are several tragedies in this book: one is Tang Ji. Tang Ji died of illness shortly after Wei Feng died. The second is that tomorrow, he will not be successful in his life, at least she did not think she had succeeded. The third is Yun, who went to Qishan six times and was brought back tomorrow, and Zhao Yun would not be reused in Shu Kingdom) (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!