Reborn in the Three Kingdoms, I stole Liu Bei's uncle

Looking at Yuan Benchu, who was elegant and talkative, Guo Jia thought in a trance that the reason he didn't see him the last few times was that he was indeed busy with official duties.

During the conversation, Guo Jia made several suggestions to Yuan Shao based on the problems he saw in Jizhou.

Guo Jia had carefully considered the suggestion. As long as his suggestion was implemented, it would be enough to raise Jizhou's strength to a higher level.

Hearing Guo Jia's words, Yuan Benchu ​​smiled and praised him highly.

"Feng Xiao is a great talent. He has seen through the current problems in Jizhou in a short period of time. Please accept my greetings."

"Mr. Yuan, please don't do that. I just arrived and said a few random words. I'm sorry to make you laugh."

"Feng Xiao, why should you be so modest? You can stay in Jizhou for the time being. In time, I will definitely make use of you."

Yuan Benchu's words were like a gust of wind that instantly blew away the dark clouds in Guo Jia's heart.

Being happy to hear criticism is the style of the ancients. Everyone says that Yuan Benchu ​​is tolerant and generous, with an extraordinary demeanor. After meeting him today, I find that his reputation is well-deserved.

After leaving Yuan's Mansion, Guo Jia was still immersed in joy.

From Yuan Benchu's performance just now, Guo Jia could see that he attached great importance to his suggestions. He believed that it would not be long before these suggestions would be widely implemented in Jizhou.

Guo Jia even secretly calculated in his heart that if the current trend continued, the one who could end this chaotic world would definitely be Yuan Shao.

As for whether Yuan Shao would be promoted to king after ending the chaos, only God knows.

Guo Jia was not worried about what would happen in the future.

Now that he had just completed his studies and left home, his only thought was to prove himself to the world. One way to prove himself was to be appreciated by Yuan Shao and entrusted with important tasks.

Judging from Yuan Shao’s attitude, this day will come soon.

Guo Jia was looking forward to the fact that his talent would be displayed on this land in the near future.

Soon Guo Jia discovered that the development of things was far beyond his expectations.

The suggestions he made at the beginning were like a stone ox thrown into the sea, and there was no response at all.

At first, Guo Jia thought that Yuan Shao was too busy with government affairs and had not issued the decree in time. However, the longer he waited, the more he lost confidence.

Those problems have always been there, without any change, and are even getting worse.

After a long wait, Guo Jia finally saw Yuan Shao's true character. Although he seemed to agree readily, deep down he didn't take those suggestions seriously at all.

His so-called tolerance and magnanimity is nothing but a means of deceiving others.

All your expectations are nothing but wishful thinking.

From that moment on, Guo Jia decided to leave Yuan Shao.

Before leaving Yuan Shao, he wanted to persuade Guo Tu to leave with him. He made a detailed evaluation of Yuan Shao.

Guo Jia has evaluated many people, but only this time did he feel that his comments were the most satisfying and accurate.

"A wise man can carefully and thoughtfully assess his master, so all his actions are very thorough and every plan can be implemented. But Yuan Gong only wants to emulate Zhou Gong's respect for the wise and humble, but he doesn't know how to use talents. Therefore, he has many plans but lacks the key points. He is good at making plans but cannot make decisions. If he encounters a disaster, he will be in danger."

Guo Tu and others remained indifferent and had no intention of leaving Yuan Shao.

Guo Jia laughed loudly and slowly left in the carriage.

Don't be fooled by his carefree appearance, as if he has seen through the world and is indifferent to it.

But he himself knew how embarrassing this time was.

Guo Jia, sitting in the carriage, felt lonely, unwilling, resentful and painful. He had mixed emotions. He was unwilling to let his talent go to waste.

Just when he was most helpless, he received a letter from Xun Yu. This letter was like a stream of clear spring, instantly moistening his somewhat dry heart.

He knew the name Cao Cao. No matter he disregarded the powerful and wealthy in the early days or assassinated Dong alone, he left a good impression on people.

He knew Xun Yu's talent best. Although he was proud of his talent, it was difficult for him to gain the upper hand in the duel with Xun Yu.

A few years ago, he had competed with Xun Yu in talent many times in his spare time, and he always won less and lost more.

He admired Xun Yu's talent and believed in his vision.

Anyone who can be valued by Xun Yu must be a talent of this era.

Cao Cao must be extraordinary! Guo Jia told himself secretly in his heart.

If it weren't for Man Chong, Guo Jia would have already joined Cao Cao's army at this time.

Man Chong's letter was very straightforward, without any greetings. The whole letter was praising one person, that is, Uncle Liu.

After praising Uncle Liu to the highest heavens, Guo Jia discovered a line of words at the end: Uncle Liu is now in Chang'an, reviving the Han Dynasty. Uncle Liu appreciates your talent very much and asked him to rush to Chang'an as soon as possible.

Looking at Man Chong's words of praise, Guo Jia was in a trance and felt that he had seen it wrong.

He knew Man Chong too well. In this world, there were not many people who could make Man Chong praise them wholeheartedly, and there was even less people who could make Man Chong follow him wholeheartedly.

Harsh, rigid, inflexible, and cold-blooded, this is how Man Chong is seen by the world. He has almost no friends except himself.

He was like a lone star in the night sky, dazzlingly bright, yet seldom approached by other stars.

Although Man Chong was talented, his character was a big problem. In the eyes of some secular people, Man Chong could be said to be an outlier.

The fact that Liu Yu was able to employ Man Chong also fully demonstrates this man's broad mind.

Guo Jia had heard of the name Liu Yu, who was extremely talented and knowledgeable.

There are not many poems left by Liu Yu that have been passed down to the world, but each one of them is a classic. Guo Jia's favorite is "Song of the Wine".

This poem is so perfectly written that whenever Guo Jia was drunk, Liu Yu's poems would appear in his mind.

When you are happy in life, you should enjoy it to the fullest; don’t get drunk and face the moon in vain.

I was born with talent and it will be useful. Even if I lose all my money, I will get it back.

Guo Jia was somewhat puzzled by such a talented person.

He always felt that the meanings contained in Liu Yu's poems were too profound, and some of them had a sense of transcending the mundane.

It is really incredible that he could write such poems when he just left his hometown and stepped into Luoyang City.

He watched the Han Dynasty coldly, and also watched the Liu clan members.

After all, the Han Dynasty lasted for four hundred years since Emperor Gaozu founded it. During these four hundred years, the Liu clan of the Han Dynasty gradually lost their nature due to wealth and honor. They indulged in enjoyment and did not seek to make progress. It was difficult for them to support this huge ship of the times that was about to deviate.

Guo Jia was not sure whether Liu Huangshu was an exception or not. He was staring at the order to seek talents in a trance.

Looking at the unrestrained and casual expression in the order seeking talents, Guo Jia felt inexplicably warm in his heart.

Regardless of moral character, only talent is considered!

Throughout the ages, there has only been one such person: the Emperor's uncle!