You Say I'm a Warlord? You Bet I Am!

With the realm in turmoil, why not march north to pacify the Central Plains and pursue your grand ambitions?--Huan, Commander of the Western Expedition: Damn it, how can you govern a country well when you're surrounded by these idiots?--Huan Mingluan [Pure Love, One-on-One, No Yuri]Here's how this book's world works! It's an alternate ancient world based on real history, with no martial arts elements. For convenience in writing, however, the heroine is more robust than usual, so even during the first few months of pregnancy, she can still carry on her basic activities. History before the Three Kingdoms is the same as the history we know. But things change dramatically after Liu Bei declares himself King of Chengdu, lives more than a decade longer than he did in history, and the second daughter of the Wang family, Wang Quan, carves out a domain in Jiangdong. (Cue the sound of a sliding rheostat.) The characters are theoretically based on the Eastern Jin dynasty, but their names, ages, genders, personalities, and more may differ greatly. So real history is only a reference.