I Hear I Look Like Lü Bu (Three Kingdoms)

[An early completed work. If anything here hits a nerve, silently repeat "lousy author" three times, then click the X in the top right and escape.] What's it like to be an orphan girl at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty? Lu Ningshu: indifferent.jpg After discovering she was born with incredible strength, she decided to disguise herself as a man and enlist. Cao Cao's verdict: A match for ten thousand men, undefeated in battle, a pillar of the state. In reality: Cao Pi: Someone bad-mouthed me yesterday. Lu Ningshu [murderous]: Stay right here. I'll go tear down his hideout. Everyone: Is this really a pillar of the state? I think you're lying to me. This story could also be called: "Cao Cao, Who Married Off His Son" Mutual doting, one-on-one romance, happy ending, lighthearted with a touch of snark, and a writing style that lets loose. Lu Bu will appear later. Reader's guide: * This story is Cao Wei-centric, and shamelessly so (:з"∠)_ * The heroine seems to have transmigrated into another person's body, but actually came through in her own. * [Warning: Read this] The heroine's background involves some strange stuff (she is a clone of Lu Bu's daughter, who came from the future), but this only concerns her backstory. There are no other elements like this in the story. * Not a serious historical drama. The heroine is sweet and simple, there are lots of plot holes, and please don't nitpick the details. Recommending my friends' stories~ "Grandma Becomes Thirteen" by Xu Zhazha "Flirting with the Imperial Physician with a Straight Face" by Su Xiao, a palace-fighting tale of a Zhaoyi who scales the palace walls. "[Three Kingdoms] The Fierce Lady Tames the Deer" by Zhong Zijin, Sun Shangxiang x Lu Xun. "Days Spent in the Demon King's Enclosure" by A Fat Pear, a sweet fantasy romance about the redemption of a demon king who has been single for ten thousand years. "The Heir Apparent Beneath the Blossoms" by Song Youhuai, a cute love story about an heir apparent and a princess. Theme: A scholar dies for one who understands him