[Sweet Sadism + Original Female Protagonist + Three Kingdoms Strategy] Xue Zao, the daughter of the social animal historian, was unfortunately electrocuted to death while working overtime on the historical materials of the Three Kingdoms. When she opened her eyes again, she was born in the Eastern Han Dynasty and became the daughter of a merchant family. I wanted to rely on the historical knowledge of my previous life to live peacefully until the end of the troubled times. Unexpectedly, my family fell into decline, my parents died young, I became a widow just a few years after getting married, and I was forced to have no other way out by the war.
In order to survive, she disguised herself as a man and joined Cao Cao's camp. With her accurate historical predictions, she offered advice on farming and predicting wars, and overnight she became the most dazzling counselor in Cao Cao's account. But behind the aura of "prophet", there is the deep fear of the hero - Cao Cao clasped her wrist, his eyes full of exploration and possession: "There are three ways, choose to stay with me, otherwise, your 'foresight' will be a reminder."
From then on, she was the military advisor who strategized in the tent, the confidant whom he called "Zao Zao" in his study late at night, his right-hand man who pacified the north, and the exclusive side room he called Queen Wei, hidden deep in the palace.
Twenty-six years of ups and downs in troubled times, she accompanied him through the war in Guandu, survived the fiasco in Chibi, and saw him transform from a majestic hero to the King of Wei with frost-stained temples; she changed the tragedy of the Battle of Wancheng and gave birth to a young girl Cao Ning that is unknown in history books, but in the end she could not save Guo Jia's life, could not stop Xun Yu's loyalty, and could not stop the torrent of history.
In the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao died of illness. Before he died, he held her hand and cried every word: "Live for the orphan and protect the children."
At that time, the eldest son Cao Pi ascended the throne and hid murderous intentions for her son; the younger daughter was ignorant and did not know what was at stake; Sima Yi's wolf-like eyes had quietly stared at the Wei Palace chess piece.
Reader comments
A super nice book! It really impressed me Xp!
It's very interesting. I found someone recommending this book in the bookstore square. I flipped through it and it really suited my taste.
Very good very good
It looks good, but I haven't seen much of CP Boss Cao [crying]
A super nice book! It really impressed me Xp!
It's very interesting. I found someone recommending this book in the bookstore square. I flipped through it and it really suited my taste.
Very good very good
It looks good, but I haven't seen much of CP Boss Cao [crying]