Liu Li, a graduate student at Jincheng Agricultural University, was a history buff. She revered Shangguan Lang, the Three Kingdoms’ most loyal, capable, and distinguished minister, and deeply regretted that he had died at Jiuzhangyuan. After her soul transmigrated into the body of Liu Li, the eldest princess of the Great Jing dynasty during the Three Kingdoms era, her dying father named her regent. She and Shangguan Lang joined forces, one governing the realm and the other guiding its ruler, to transform Great Jing from a poor and weak state into a powerful one. But the more Liu Li learned, the more astonished she became: Shangguan Lang was not the man in the history books, the one who had once farmed in the countryside while waiting for a worthy ruler. He was…
