Three Kingdoms: My Strategy Simulator

Putting aside the fact that Sun Quan's intentions were somewhat bad, Guo Jia, who had exposed his true nature in front of his fellow apprentices early on, really needed such a fool to pass him a ladder, otherwise Guo Jia would be in trouble...

To use a word that the teacher said unintentionally, it is pretentious.

Once upon a time, Guo Jia was also quite puzzled about the meaning of the word "装杯". Why was it so catchy to pronounce and yet so deeply rooted in people's hearts that Guo Jia could not forget it.

I still remember that the teacher pondered for a while, put his hands behind his back, and explained.

"A cup is a vessel. Since ancient times, the vessels used by kings and nobles have varied according to their rank. Therefore, the secret of using a small vessel to make it look like a large vessel is precisely this."

Suddenly, Guo Jia understood.

It is pretentious to display the temperament and demeanor of a prince or even an emperor with the status of a duke.

From then on, Guo Jia found a hobby that could be ranked on par with fine wine, and that was cup filling.

"Teacher, why not call it a device?"

“Because it doesn’t go over well.”

……

At this moment, Guo Jia's mouth corners could no longer stop rising completely, he sighed leisurely and said.

"My fellow apprentices are all extremely intelligent. Although none of them has been able to defeat me so far, they are still my excellent students."

here we go again……

Suddenly, many students showed pain on their faces.

Even Zhuge Liang, who was upright in character, and Sima Yi, who was scheming, had a look of worry on their faces.

Senior Brother Guo Jia is good in every way. He is knowledgeable, resourceful, and never hides anything when teaching his fellow disciples.

Unfortunately, it has an extra mouth that can be used for both drinking and talking.

Immediately, Guo Jia suppressed his joy and let out a sigh that sounded more like a laugh than a sigh, and said.

"But the teacher will soon order me to accompany General Zilong to Youzhou in the north. I don't know how long it will take for me to come back and see you brothers again. Brother... I really can't bear to leave."

Although he said he was reluctant to leave, Guo Jia was actually so happy that he could hardly hide his smile.

The pursuit of a strategist is to plan and strategize, turn what he has learned into strategies, and offer a plan to defeat the enemy and achieve a great victory.

Youzhou?!
Suddenly, many people in the school had shining eyes.

In order to broaden the horizons of his disciples, Li Ji would often discuss with them the current changes in the world.

Of course, Li Ji also did this to avoid making things easier for others. If some of his disciples turned traitor and defected to others, wouldn't that be aiding the enemy?
Therefore, although the situation analyzed by Li Ji is generally objective, he will also frequently point out the shortcomings of other forces, subtly implying that his own force is the one destined to succeed.

Most students are clear about the situation north of the Yellow River.

Liu Bei and Gongsun Zan were good friends who were brothers in the same school, so the reason why Guo Jia went to Youzhou was vaguely known.

"Could it be that war has broken out in Jizhou?" Pang Tong asked.

Guo Jia replied with a smile. "I am not in a position to tell you the details. If you are curious, you can just ask the teacher."

For a time, many people in the school secretly cursed Guo Jia.

Deliberately whetting people's appetite but avoiding the topic.

Of course, most of the eyes looking at Guo Jia revealed deep envy.

Being able to stand on one's own as a military strategist is what many people aspire to do.

Especially some smart people have already made some associations. When they think that Guo Jia is going to Jizhou in person to meet the heroes of Hebei, they feel even more envious and yearning.

Among them, Xu Shu, the oldest, was the most emotional, but he quickly calmed down and even spoke to comfort him. "My fellow apprentices should take this as an encouragement to work harder and learn as soon as possible, so that we can be useful."

Suddenly, the impetuous atmosphere that had arisen in the school quickly dissipated before Guo Jia could take the initiative to suppress it.

This, in turn, made Guo Jia feel neither good nor bad. He thought that this time he would stimulate several of his fellow apprentices to challenge him and fight for the opportunity to assist their teacher on a daily basis.

Li Ji, who was standing at the back door of the school, couldn't help but nod slightly.

These disciples really make Li Ji worry-free. With a little bit of fertilizer, they can blossom on their own. They are indeed figures who will go down in history.

By taking advantage of his foresight, Li Ji gained a great advantage.

After all these disciples have graduated and have demonstrated their astonishing abilities, it is possible that Li Ji will leave another mark in history books as a "good teacher".

Of course, except Sun Quan...

Sun Quan's mind was not on self-improvement at all. Instead, he started thinking about internal struggles at a young age.

The only heroes in the world are Cao and Liu. If I had a son, I would hope he would be like Sun Zhongmou.

Whenever he thought of this, Li Ji couldn't help but sigh that Sun Quan was really only worthy of being a son.

However, even though Li Ji disliked Sun Quan in his heart, he had to give Sun Quan some face for the sake of Liu Bei and Sun Ce, and even for the sake of his own son.

After all, Sun Quan's sister Sun Ren was about two years older than Li Xiang. She often played with Li Xiang and A Dou, and they had a very good relationship.

Immediately, Li Ji, who was slightly distracted for a while, moved a little closer to the school and waved to Guo Jia.

Guo Jia immediately understood, and after letting the students rest for a while, he hurried out and saluted Li Ji with some trepidation.

"It would be better if you told me in advance when the teacher would arrive, so that I can meet him at the mountain gate."

"It doesn't matter. Wouldn't it affect your pretentiousness if you let Guo Fengxiao come to greet him personally?"

Li Ji made a joke, which made Guo Jia look embarrassed.

In front of others, Guo Jia naturally loved to show off, but in front of Li Ji, Guo Jia obviously did not dare to embarrass his teacher.

Immediately, Li Ji took Guo Jia to a deserted corner and said.

"Zilong has returned to report to the lord. Everything has been prepared in advance. We will set sail for Youzhou tomorrow..."

After a pause, Li Ji's tone became slightly more serious and he asked, "Do you know what to do when Feng Xiao goes there?"

Guo Jia's expression also became serious at this moment, and he gave the answer he had considered in advance.

"Teach Yuan Benchu ​​and Gongsun Bogui, both of whom were injured and unable to move south to the Central Plains, to buy time for the Lord to occupy the Central Plains first."

Guo Jia also respected and admired General Gongsun Zan.

However, although Guo Jia may seem out of touch, he will never let his personal preferences affect his strategic decisions.

From the standpoint of the lord unifying the world, it is most beneficial to weaken the other princes as much as possible.

In response, Li Ji nodded slightly, and did not speak immediately, but said something meaningful.

"You can't do it."

Guo Jia's expression changed, and he answered with a puzzled look on his face. "Jia, I will do my best."

Li Ji shook his head and explained.

"This is not a question of Fengxiao's ability, but I have been in contact with Gongsun Bogui for some time, and I know that he is stubborn and self-righteous, and it is difficult to believe good advice. Sooner or later, he will be defeated by Yuan Benchu." (End of this chapter)