After Marrying That Steppe Slave

After staying up all night to finish The Biography of Ma Fang, history graduate student Shen Zhaoning died suddenly.

When she opened her eyes again, she had become a female slave on the grasslands, nearly starved to death.

The good news: She had arrived in the Ming dynasty, close to her research subject, the future "Grand Marshal Ma."

The bad news: The future warrior who would strike terror into the Tatars was currently just a silent youth who'd been whipped and was crouching in a corner shoveling horse manure.

Shen Zhaoning had no strength to defend herself. She had only three things left: a stomach close to starvation, her past life's knowledge of history, and a burning desire to latch onto a powerful ally.

There was no other choice. She had to switch into hard-mode survival.

And, while she was at it, get close to the future war god.

A little note: The male lead is named Ma Fang, courtesy name Dexin. He is one of the inspirations for the saying that Marshal Ma has three eyes, and the foremost of the four great generals of the Ming dynasty. He was known as "the bravest of all is Ma Fang," though he's not very famous. If you think the male lead's name is too uncool, you don't have to read this, sob sob.

(Also known as: I Finally Met My Research Subject in Person; She Gives the Future War God Spoilers Every Day)

Theme: The knowledge and courage of an ordinary woman can also bring light to the cracks in history