Guo Jia spent some time in Chang'an "study abroad", but he felt that Fei Qian's steps were too big and it was easy to get rid of the ball. Even if Fei Qian has not yet experienced the pain of the ball, it does not mean that the future will be smooth.

Especially if Fei Qian's policy is implemented in Shandong, it will definitely not work. Even if it is occupied by military force, it just means changing a banner. If you really want to change the policy from top to bottom, it will only be a delusion. Just like the law of the Former Qin can only operate without any obstacles in the Qin territory, but if it is extended to the six countries, it will be a mess.

The stronger the rule and strong suppression will lead to more chaos. What if Qin Shihuang confiscated the world's troops and forged twelve bronze men?

If the swords and guns are handed over, will the dissatisfaction and resentment in my heart be handed over with the swords and guns?

Therefore, Guo Jia believes that Cao Cao's reformist school is more suitable for the Han Dynasty and more in line with Guo Jia's original philosophy.

Guo Jia's loyalty to Cao Cao and his persistent pursuit of career were important reasons why he finally chose to leave Chang'an. He felt that only by himself participating in Cao Cao's career could he ensure the smooth implementation of the plan and the realization of the goals. After all, as an outstanding strategist, Guo Jia had personal ambitions and pursuits for assisting Cao Cao to pacify the world, so even if he was not in good health, he was unwilling to give up.

At the same time, from a relatively hidden perspective, Fei Qian's "dependence" on Guo Jia is obviously not as strong as Mr. Cao.

Fei Qian himself already has a relatively complete policy program, and the other counselors are around Fei Qian to check for shortcomings and fill in the gaps. Even if Guo Jia joins it, it seems that he is more than him, but less than him. Whether in politics or military, he cannot get a bigger stage to display his talents like Cao Cao. Therefore, in terms of personal emotional needs, Guo Jia will not stay in Guanzhong.

Even if Guo Jia knows that he is in poor health, he may have a longer life span at Chang'an Hundred Clinic...

Similarly, in Zhongtiaoshan Camp, Guo Jia will not retreat to the rear to recuperate because of his physical discomfort. After all, the current military operation is in a very critical period. Guo Jia believes that personal health is of course important, but in comparison, the urgency of the overall battle situation is more critical.

Moreover, as a military advisor, he is also a very important position in the Central Army of Cao's army. If Cao Cao's early war was going smoothly, Guo Jia could also say that he would give the opportunity to other people and go back to treat and recuperate. But now, he said that he wanted to recuperate. Even if he was really sick, what would other people think? What would those people in Shandong say?

The most important point is Guo Jia’s own sense of responsibility.

He felt that he was shouldering a major responsibility and was unwilling to give up his duties even if he was not feeling well at the moment.

Of course, even if Guo Jia goes back to recuperate, according to Xuchang's medical conditions, he may not be able to effectively treat it...

As for Chang'an Hundred Medical Center?

Now it's getting farther and farther away.

After receiving a report from the Tongguan camp, Guo Jia sent reinforcements, but also made defensive arrangements.

It’s not that Guo Jia noticed the movements between Sima Yi and Hao Zhao, but Guo Jia instinctively felt that if there were cavalrymen hiding around Zhongtiaoshan Camp, then he would definitely not miss such an opportunity and would inevitably make some small moves. Then secretly sending people outside the camp can give these guys a surprise.

As a result, the bandits did not wait for the attack.

This surprised Guo Jia a little. Could it be that his judgment was wrong?

But, it is also a good thing that nothing happens now.

Guo Jia woke up in the middle of the night and blew the cold wind at night again. After supporting the night for most of the night, when nothing happened, his physical fatigue slowly gained the upper hand. He secretly reached out and teared up the mind map that Guo Jia had finally drawn.

Guo Jia forced himself to do some military service on duty, and tried hard to piece together the original mind map, but felt dizzy, so he sighed, gave up resistance, and let fatigue push himself down on the bed...
Chapter completed!