[One heroine] + [Soul transmigration into the Three Kingdoms] + [Empress and powerful minister] + [Ancient times meet the modern day] + [Sweet everyday romance] = [Sweetness from the imperial court to the milk tea shop]
Bai Zichen died suddenly after staying up all night grinding through a game. When he opened his eyes, he had become Zhuge Liang, chancellor of Shu Han.
His situation: Liu Chan, a sixteen-year-old girl who had just ascended the throne. The young sovereign looked sweet and innocent, but she was actually cunning, and she always stared at him with her dewy eyes and called him “Imperial Father.”
With his modern knowledge, he reformed officialdom and improved military equipment, leading Shu Han to conquer Wei and Wu, until he became ruler of all under heaven.
At the ceremony where he was enfeoffed as King Wuxing, Bai Zichen was preparing to retire after accomplishing his mission when the Empress grabbed him:
“If Imperial Father leaves, then I’ll go with you.”
“Imperial Father, I made you some restorative soup. I added goji berries and red dates just like you said.”
“Bai, your little sister is so adorable!”
“She’s not my little sister. She’s... the Emperor.”
The same adjectives are used too much. After reading a few chapters, you will find that those adjectives are all in your mind, as if the author felt uncomfortable without using these adjectives. 🙂 And then, someone came to check it the day after I came back. How could it be such a coincidence? And later on, it was said that if they were found "dressed in retro style"... Haven't you bought him modern clothes? Moreover, the heroine in the description wore modern clothes when she went to bed on the first night. She didn't take them off at all. It felt like AI.
So pretty, so pretty😆
So good [admiration]
With simple support 😎