The previous work was not very conspicuous.,Here's a re-post.。

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The book "Guo Jia" was indeed completed in a hurry, and I felt that I was in a hurry. But since this book is called Guo Jia, not the Three Kingdoms, I think it should end here, and there is nothing to do with the protagonist in the back, why do you still write it? Cao Cao's death symbolizes the end of a generation, and the 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 "Zhao" character comes from this. This is also an important reason why the protagonist insisted on pushing Sima Yi out in the later stage and playing soy sauce with peace of mind.

-Pig-Pig-Island-Small- Say- 2, although Sima Yi is loyal to Guo Jia and takes great care of Sima Zhao, he never intends to make wedding dresses for others, Sima Yi has always planned to let Sima Shi succeed him, in fact, after Sima Yi's death, it was Sima Shi who took over.

3. It is precisely because of this that Ming'er decided that Sima Yi would not "return" the world to Guo Jia in the future, so he insisted on attacking Wei.

4, Ming'er descended to the South Barbarian with the help of Zhu Rong. On the empty city plan, playing Cai Wenji's tune, Sima Yi retired out of tripartite considerations (feelings, policies, and Guo Jia). (Actually, I really wanted to write this scene of the empty city plan at the beginning)

5, Ma Tan's loss of the street pavilion was Zhuge Liang's nepotism's mistake, and Ming'er was cheated by his younger brother. So it was Ming'er who killed the horse, and it was Zhuge Liang who cried the horse.

6, after Ming'er left Qishan for the fifth time, Guo Jia agreed with him with "foresight" that he would come back immediately if he lost. But after the defeat, Ming'er insisted that Guo Jia give her one last chance. Six out of Qishan, Guo Jia personally went out to bring Ming'er back. The Shu army carried the dummy back, Sima Yi did not chase him, and "Zhuge Liang" "died".

7, Guo Huan, the person who killed Zhen Mi as the queen in history, so he arranged so many rival scenes with Zhen Mi. Extremely ambitious, an important figure in the later period. At the end of this book, Guo Huan recognized Sima Zhao's identity and began to carry out a series of actions.

8, after Ming'er was brought back by Guo Jia, she was even more dissatisfied with Sima Yi. Guo Huan once again instigated Ming'er and used his hand to intervene in politics by pretending to be Guo Jia's name. Later, Guo Jia was old, and Guo Huan basically handled all the big and small things.

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

10, Sun Jun, the son of Guo Jia and Sun Shangxiang, born in 219 (the one who sent back Sun Wu, the year that was specially selected according to history), in 253, Sun Jun killed Zhuge Ke, was promoted to the prime minister's general, and successfully controlled the power of Wu.

11. In 255, Wei generals Wuqiu Jian and Wen Qin rebelled, which was the second rebellion of the "Huainan Three Rebellions". Wuqiu Jian, Wen Qin and Wei fought against Yu Lejia, and at the same time, Sun Jun led the hussar general Lü Ju and the left general Liuzan to attack Shouchun. Sima Shi noticed the abnormality, led an army of 100,000 to conquer, and secretly killed Guo Huai. During this period, Wen Qin's son Wen Yang led troops to attack the camp, Sima Shi was too frightened, and there was a tumor on his eye, which often bleeds pus, causing his eyes to shock out of his socket and he died of serious illness.

12. After Sima Shi's death, Emperor Cao Chao of Wei ordered Sima Zhao to guard Xuchang, and ordered Shangshu Fu to lead the six armies back to Beijing. Sima Zhao used Zhong Hui's (Zhong Xuan's son) strategy to lead the army back to Beijing. When he arrived in Luoyang, he was promoted to the rank of general, and he was in charge of the Chinese and foreign armies, recorded the affairs of the scholars, assisted the government, and wore a sword to the palace, and Sima Zhao resigned.

(At this point, the account is basically explained.) Guo Jia is also over 80 years old, if he hadn't "retired" early and had been practicing Wufowl Opera, he would have died a long time ago. There are several tragedies in this book: one is Tang Ji, shortly after Wei Wei's death, Tang Ji died of illness. The second is Ming'er, who has no ambition in her life, at least she doesn't think she has succeeded. The third is Brother Yun, six out of Qishan, after Ming'er was brought back, Zhao Yun was not reused in Shu (to be continued.) )