Who says women can only survive in farming novels? Tao Ying refuses to play by those rules.
She can survive in the chaotic final years of the Eastern Han, whether for her own sake or to prevent the Han people from facing annihilation a hundred years later.
With such a wonderful father, Tao Ying can only say she's sorry to Liu Bei, the big-eared bandit. Xuzhou is not yours.
Sun Quan... no, Sun Ce. Sun Quan is still a child at this point. Jiangdong is mine.
In short, Tao Ying is going to pit herself against the heroes of this land. Who says women are inferior to men?
CP: Tao Ying & Zhao Yun
Some minor changes have been made for the sake of the plot.
The heroine doesn't want to fight for hegemony anymore? Broken
Is the author still updating?
I like watching Three Kingdoms, please update
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Agree with the author's point of view. But ha, can you check it a few times before sending it out? There are still some grammatical errors and typos, which affect the reading experience.
The heroine doesn't want to fight for hegemony anymore? Broken
Is the author still updating?
I like watching Three Kingdoms, please update
The author is great! Renew! Renew! Renew!
Agree with the author's point of view. But ha, can you check it a few times before sending it out? There are still some grammatical errors and typos, which affect the reading experience.
Update it, Mr. Chef
When was The Chef in the Sixties written?