My Husband Turned Out to Be the Most Sick Man in the Northern Wei Dynasty

[Ancient History] [History] [Time Travel] [Overhead] In the 17th year of Taihe, Emperor Xiaowen was about to move the capital. Undercurrents in the Northern Wei Dynasty were surging, with clan conflicts and conflicts between Hu and Han. The seeds of the rebellion in the Six Towns had already been laid, and the beginning of troubled times was about to begin. Cui Yuan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, unexpectedly fell into this treacherous era and became the concubine of the Cui family in Qinghe. He had nothing but a head full of history books about the rise and fall of the Northern Wei Dynasty for hundreds of years, and the ability to stir up the situation. In order to avoid strife among his concubines and to gain a foothold in troubled times, he accepted the imperial decree and married Murong Xie, an orphan of the Murong tribe in Xianbei and a fierce female general in the north. One was a frail scholar who pretended to be ill, and the other was a notorious Shura on the battlefield. A contract marriage in which each got what he wanted became the beginning of the chaos in the Northern Wei Dynasty.