Story summary:
Lu Qiling, female, 39 years old, married, a science and engineering woman, PhD from a university. He has a naughty personality, and his research results were plagiarized by his mentor. He dares to be angry but dare not speak out. Angrily, he started his own business and finally succeeded with the help of new technology.
However, her strategic investment partner, who later became her husband, used sweet talk and used a fake marriage certificate to buy out all her shares for one yuan. That shameless scumbag ruthlessly abandoned her before going public. The heroine vomited several liters of blood and died in front of the Shanghai Stock Exchange gate.
The soul travels through the late Han Dynasty and takes the form of Lu Bu's daughter. At a time of life and death, she turns the tide and assists the unsuspecting and self-willed Lu Bu and his incompetent brother Lu Dan to fight on the battlefield and achieve the Lu family's eternal hegemony. Full text: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the princes were fighting, heroes emerged in large numbers, and there were many scheming schemes. The situation was treacherous and treacherous, unfolding a majestic scene of a magnificent struggle for world hegemony.
In the end, Zhuge Kongming, with his hair full of hair and hair, died of illness in the arms of the heroine. The Grand Marshal of the Empire, Long Zai, armed with a silver gentian spear, erected the palace gate, and fulfilled his promise to protect the heroine for the rest of his life, while the heroine never married. At a critical moment for the empire, Sima Yi forced Lu Bu to abdicate and support the heroine's two-year-old nephew as emperor, while the heroine herself listened to the government behind the curtain. Sima Yi retired after his success and drifted away.
4. Unexpectedly, before the heroine died, she discovered that her nephew was taken away by Sima Yi, but the emperor was actually Sima Zhao, who was raised by the heroine. The end of the book.
Extra: Sima Yi crossed the ocean and established the Lu family kingdom in Yizhou, which was also the origin of Luzon in later generations.
