[Three Kingdoms] Burning Incense to Honor the Wine

(Complete. Includes 10 bonus chapters and 8 special bonus chapters. Note: At the request of some readers, paragraph comments have been enabled for this completed novel as of January 2025.) Note: The bonus chapters provide a truly happy ending for everyone. I recommend reading to the end. ## After transmigrating to the late Eastern Han dynasty, she becomes a member of the prestigious Cui clan of Qinghe, and a character who never appeared in the official histories but sounds incredibly impressive. Cui Yan’s uncle, Zhi Caishi’s close friend, only eighteen years old, yet already “free and elegant in manner, handsome and distinguished, with quite a reputation for talent” and “well versed in every one of the Six Arts of the Gentleman.” Even his late teacher, the renowned scholar He Xiu, gave him the highest praise on his deathbed: “Cui Song is a genius bestowed by Heaven.” Engineering student, half-literate, Cui Song: … I choose death _(:з)∠)_ What should you do when you become a talented person in an ancient era of chaos, and one with a wide range of abilities at that? 1. Pretend you hit your head and went stupid. 2. Study like mad to become a real talent while putting on a show. Cui Song says: Putting on a show is what I do best. This is the story of an engineering student who studied hydraulic engineering and ended up in the Three Kingdoms era. To avoid being found out, she keeps putting on a show, studies hard, and eventually becomes a real strategist. Reader information 1. Happy ending, pairing with Guo Jia, no fixed top or bottom. 2. This novel draws on annotated Records of the Three Kingdoms, unofficial histories, folk anecdotes, and scholars’ opinions. It is not simply a Romance of the Three Kingdoms fanfic, so some events differ from the novel. 3. The author is a fan of Wei, and the story is told primarily from Wei’s perspective. All opinions expressed are the author’s own; please point out any mistakes kindly. 4. Recommendations: New novel: “[Three Kingdoms] The ‘Sickly’ Strategist, with a Verifiable Track Record” by Jiyu Chengshan “[Reborn!] Endangered Profession” by Yiyun Li Theme: A modern university student works hard and studies diligently in ancient times.