Seeking the official history of the Three Kingdoms, Guo Jia predicted the death of Sun Ce.

"Not far from Sun Ce, Wan Li came to the east of the Yangtze River. I heard that Mao and Yuan Shao were at loggerheads in Guandu and wanted to cross the river to attack Xu. I was scared, but I expected: "If you make a new plan to merge with Jiangdong, you will definitely kill heroes. But if you arrive lightly and are unprepared, it is tantamount to walking alone in the Central Plains. If the assassin lies down, you can win. Cao Cao's generals were worried that Sun Ce would blow his ass, but Guo Jia expected that Sun Ce had recently annexed Jiangdong, which showed that he was really capable (Xu Gong once called Sun Ce overlord in the throne), but Sun Ce was frivolous and had no guard against his side. Even if a million troops drove him away, he would come to the Central Plains alone like him. Once someone is ready to stab him in the back, he can be beaten out of the water by an assassin in Sun Ce. Guo Jia also predicted that Sun Ce would one day die at the hands of villains, and it did.