Liu Jing, a graduate student in history, wakes up as a member of the Han imperial clan in the late Eastern Han dynasty, his family fallen on hard times.
All he has left are an old servant, a young sister, and three hundred mu of poor farmland.
The good news: the Yellow Turban Rebellion has yet to break out. There’s still time.
The bad news: Zhuo Commandery, where he lives, is about to become the Yellow Turbans’ first target.
On the walls of Zhuo Commandery, a white horse gleams like snow.
Gongsun Yue, daughter of Gongsun Zan, draws her bow and shoots down the Yellow Turban flag bearer with a single arrow.
Watching her spirited silhouette, Liu Jing has only one thought:
“I’m going to marry her. No matter what.”
Starting with a refuge built to aid the people, he gathers refugees, trains a new army, and defeats the Yellow Turbans.
While others are still struggling to survive, Liu Jing has already set out on another path:
He will conquer the land and win the beauties he loves.
Gongsun Yue, Cai Yan, Zhen Mi, Diao Chan…
The ill-fated beauties of the history books will be protected by me in this life.
This is a historical novel, not a romantic urban novel. There are too many blunt interactions between the male and female protagonists, which makes my brain hurt when I read it.
This is a historical novel, not a romantic urban novel. There are too many blunt interactions between the male and female protagonists, which makes my brain hurt when I read it.