[The Legend of Qin] Qin Moon over the Pass

This novel has been renamed from The Legend of Qin: Jade Ramparts, Floating Clouds, Past and Present to The Legend of Qin: Qin Moon Over Mountain Passes Blurb One (Serious Version): This is the story of a transmigrated second-generation character with no supernatural powers. The moon of Qin shines over the passes of Han, and the realm is forever divided and reunited. Lu E once believed that the Great Qin Empire would be the land she would protect forever. But nothing in life goes as expected, and she could only walk away with her back to the gates of the royal city of Xianyang. History returned to its original course. Blurb Two (Completely Off the Rails Version): My name is Gongsun Lu E, and I've discovered that I'm rather unusual. I have a Grand Tutor for a father, Gongsun Zhi. I have a cousin from a prominent scholarly family, Gongsun Linglong. My family owns a pair of treasured swords called Ziying and Qingsuo. I have a whole bunch of quack rivals called the Yin-Yang School. The sword technique I study is called the Sword of the Stream of Heaven and Earth. But I don't know that I'm actually in an animated series, or that I'm a character who never existed in the first place. Spoiler warnings: The protagonist initially supports the empire, but this novel does not portray Tianming or Shaoyu negatively. The Yin-Yang School are the villains in this novel. It portrays the Moon Goddess, Donghuang Taiyi, Yun Zhongjun, and Da Siming negatively. For now, Shaosiming and Xinghun are not portrayed negatively; they are neutral. If you don't like that, read no further. This novel does not portray Gongsun Linglong negatively (and, of course, there is no Lianglong). If you dislike aunties, read no further. As for the pairing, it hasn't been decided yet: Zhang Liang or Han Xin. Suggestions are welcome. #favorite_1{color:#DC143C;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;}