Reborn as Sun Quan's Favorite Concubine (Three Kingdoms)

Rising star Bu Yao transmigrates into an abandoned draft of the script for Love's Snare in Wu Palace, where she gets bound to a romance System with the original male lead, Sun Quan, in his youth.

After transmigrating into the script, Bu Yao discovers that the Sun Quan in the abandoned draft is an arrogant, beautiful boy with unusually colored eyes!

Sun Quan (glowering): "You're so skinny the wind could knock you over. I'll have to carry you wherever we go."

System: Target's affection +5

Bu Yao (acting delicate): Quan, does your face hurt?

Reading guide:

(1): A scheming, two-faced woman who pretends to be a delicate climbing vine x a domineering, noble, extremely possessive, haughty man

(2): Both leads are sexually inexperienced and faithful. Happy ending. Romance-focused, 1v1, sweet and doting. Logic takes a backseat to sweetness, heart-fluttering moments, and feel-good thrills.

(3): Please read this as a lighthearted, silly Three Kingdoms romance. The broad strokes of history remain unchanged, but other details may be adjusted to serve the plot and setting.

Coming next, another Three Kingdoms romance: Transmigrating as Jiang Wei's Wife Who Died Young (Three Kingdoms)

A slow, gentle, sweet, warm, and adorable farming story.

1v1, happy ending, together for life.

Blurb:

Senior high school student Liu Yuan was reciting the Memorial on the Dispatch of Troops beside the railroad tracks. Her textbook was filled with her messy notes: Zhuge Liang made five northern campaigns.

Liu Yuan took a look and saw she'd also written down the name Jiang Wei. This Jiang Wei had made eleven northern campaigns!!!

Then a green train roared past, and Liu Yuan lost consciousness. When she woke again, she found herself lying in an airtight coffin.

Liu Yuan burst into tears, and a young man pulled her out of the coffin.

He held her tightly in his arms, trembling, his voice brimming with emotion. "A Yuan, thank goodness you're alive."

That young man was none other than the "Northern Campaign fanatic," Jiang Wei.

Jiang Wei said he was a Gentleman of the Palace in Tianshui Commandery, and her husband. He also promised to protect her and never let her leave him again.

Extra scene:

When Liu Yuan first transmigrated to the impoverished backwater of Jixian in Tianshui, the land was suffering from a natural disaster. Every day, all she could eat was coarse food and wild greens with no meat at all, so she started to cry.

Her young husband, Jiang Wei, couldn't bear to see her unhappy. He went up the mountain to catch pheasants for her and waded into the river to catch fresh fish.

On a midsummer night, mosquitoes left several swollen bites on Liu Yuan's fair arms. Hot and itchy, she couldn't sleep and began whimpering again.

Her young husband, Jiang Wei, stayed up all night killing the nasty mosquitoes and fanning her with a palm-leaf fan.

When Tianshui fell, Jiang Wei became a great general of Shu Han.

Liu Yuan looked at the ruined walls and rubble in the city without shedding a single tear, and then set off to find her husband.

When she reached Chengdu in Shu Han, she saw Jiang Wei surrounded by the people, clad in dark iron armor, tall and commanding, with a handsome, heroic air.

Liu Yuan hadn't cried in nearly half a year. She found her husband, but then the tears began to fall again.

Her young husband, Jiang Wei, gently comforted her: "A Yuan, don't cry. From now on, you'll get to eat meat every day."

Liu Yuan (QAQ): "..."

Reading guide:

(1) Sunny, warm puppy (or a cunning little wolf?) x a soft, sweet, absent-minded senior high school student (oops)

Actually: a bright, gentle, brave young general x his soft, tearful wife who died and came back to life (after transmigrating)

(2) The heroine grows throughout the story, while the hero spoils her without question.

(3) The broad strokes of history remain unchanged. The author does their research, but will make minor adjustments to the historical timeline to suit the plot.

(4) Slow-paced, healing, and warm, with a happy ending.

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