First, Thank Guo Jia

The writing isn't very good, so read at your own risk. Si Li transmigrates into the body of a little girl in the Three Kingdoms era. The girl is also the childhood sweetheart and fiancée of the genius Guo Jia, who died young. Since she doesn't want to become a widow at the hands of Guo Jia, who's just a kid himself, she latches on to the ultimate boss, Sima Yi, and forces her way into becoming the ninth young lady of the Sima family. More than a decade later... Everyone in Cao Cao's camp watches every day as Director of Sacrifices Guo Jia forcibly picks fights with his future brother-in-law, Mr. Sima. -- A preview of the next story I'm planning to write: The Emperor's Terrace, the Crane's Farewell Qi Wuyou hates her consort. Their marriage is political, and they only pretend to get along. Forced to lay down his sword and armor, he can still humble himself before her and play along with her charade. He knows she has someone else in her heart, yet he endures what others could not. He jokingly tells her with false affection, "Once I'm gone, you can fly off with your sweetheart." Beyond the jokes, Xia He remains attentive and devoted, obeying her every wish. When the day finally comes for their marriage to end, Qi Wuyou cuts off their wedding locks with her own hands, without a trace of reluctance: "From now on, we are sovereign and subject, not husband and wife." After that, she learns how to be a cold-hearted ruler. The new sovereign has her mausoleum expanded, but refuses to reserve even half a space for her only husband, saying simply that they will never meet again, in life or death. * After ten years fighting across distant passes, Xia He hears that the ruler is heartless and can only say she got what she wished for. Ten years ago, he already couldn't outdo the one she loved. Now they have a child together. What could he possibly fight for now? Yet the spring night is short, and the sun is already high. The alluring sovereign embraces the beauty beside her and mocks him: "Hm? Isn't this General Xia? Who was it that once treated the position of imperial consort as worthless? Why are you willing to lower yourself and become my male favorite now?" * "If I cannot have both the realm and the beauty, then the beauty is mine, and the realm is yours." My new story: A Trainee's Guide to Qing Dynasty Settings The next Three Kingdoms stories in the works: Three Kingdoms: River Moon, A Guide to High Society in the Three Kingdoms Author's collection: a home for all my story ideas. Feel free to follow! Take a look at my other Three Kingdoms stories: Cao Pi romance novel: Chronicle of the Great Wei's Economy Cao Pi side story: Peng Mountain A short story about the Pi-Zhi brothers: How Much Hatred the West Wind Holds A short story about Lu Xun and Sun Shangxiang: Farewell to Youth A short story of Guo Jia being cute in one direction: Chronicles of Guo the Crow A short story about Zhuge Liang and Huang Yueying: Song of the Reeds A short story about Sima Shi and Xiahou Hui: Yuan Rong A Pi-Quan-Pi danmei serial: Three Kingdoms High School Male Host Club A collection of Three Kingdoms danmei short stories: Admonitions for Rulers and Ministers A collection of Three Kingdoms romance short stories [Coming Soon]: River Moon Collection Theme: None