After Liu Bei died, he discovered that he had been sent back to the past, reborn as Dong Bai, Dong Zhuo's infamous, spoiled, and willful granddaughter!
She couldn't even fight off a chicken, yet her evil reputation was known across the land.
Worse still, Wang Yun's scheme was already underway. Dong Zhuo's head would soon roll, and the entire Dong family was about to be executed!
Should she sit back and wait for death, repeating the past?
Or, in the guise of a "demon princess," overturn the board of this chaotic age?
Watch as this "founder of the Han dynasty" wears the skin of a spoiled young girl and, surrounded by wolves and tigers in Meiwu, recruits Fa Zheng, wins over Meng Da, and carefully plots her way to defying fate!
(She'll end up marrying Liu Bei himself.)
It's so good. I also read the last book "Dong Bai". I didn't expect it to be written by the same author. The heroine was having so much fun playing around with the young boys. She deserves to be Liu Bei, the succubus of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Even if the ending is the dog food plot where the heroine opens a harem, I still want to read it. I just want to see Miss Dong ruthlessly raping the good brothers in her previous life. Unfortunately, I don't know why so few people read it. However, historical literature has always been unpopular. Even if it is a weekly update, I hope the author can continue writing it slowly!
This book is really interesting. I wanted to quit immediately after reading the introduction, but I accidentally read a few chapters and then got out of control. I knew it was a trap but I still followed it to the end. It is a pity to finish it in such a hurry. The author's writing power is relatively steady, the plot setting is quite tense, and the character creation sometimes seems too abstract and radical, but it also has a unique flavor. (Having said that, Dong Xuande's character may still be a bit too abstract for many readers who want to read serious historical texts.) The early textual research was very detailed and rigorous, but you can see the author's embarrassment when the main perspective shifted from Dong Bai to the situation in the world in the later period. I feel that this part of the plot can be quickly passed by skipping time. The main perspective can be more focused on Dong Bai, or write about the daily current situation of other famous figures. This should be a lot easier and more interesting. Finally, I wish the author good health and hope that the author will have the opportunity to continue to devote himself to creation and write the stories in his heart.
This book feels good and the author is very imaginative. I feel that Meng Da and others are a little pitiful. Although Meng Da surrendered to Cao Wei in history, in the story he has not done anything bad so far and is frequently targeted. Also, I would like to ask if there will be an intersection between Dong Bai and Liu Bei from Pingyuan County later in the story?
Very well written! The story is smooth, the content is sophisticated, and the perspective at least suits my taste. Although the story progresses a bit slowly, the content is very substantial and I don't feel like I'm stuck on the word count. Come on, the author (I have to read a book in an afternoon 😢)
The writing is smooth, familiar with the historical data, and the pace is reasonable. It is much better than the Japanese novels I have read before about traveling through Dong Bai.
It's a very good book. Although I haven't finished it yet, I will continue to read it.
The historical context is clear. Characters have archetypes.
The writing is very good, the ideas are great, and I am looking forward to it.
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Very nice! Very special