Three Kingdoms: I Married Cai Wenji from the Start

Two thousand years ago, at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, Liu He found the love of his life: Cai Yan, also known as Cai Zhaoji, the daughter of Cai Yong, a great scholar of the Han dynasty, and a legendary woman whose reputation would spark considerable debate in later generations. In this world, her story would likely mean the loss of the Sorrow and Indignation Poems, the first autobiographical long-form narrative poem in five-character lines written by a scholar in the history of Chinese literature. But what does that matter? Liu He said, "That suits me just fine. With me here, whoever wants to write about sorrow and indignation can do it themselves. It has nothing to do with my Zhaoji."

See how a soul from two thousand years in the future turns the tide when the Han dynasty faces peril and restores the imperial house! This is a different take on a peerless woman of talent. Three hundred years after Zhaoji, a poem declared: "The world has ten bushels of talent, and Cai Zhaoji alone has eight!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.