[Three Kingdoms] After My Bad Ending, the Big Shot Begged Me to Drop My Secret Identity

Coming soon: [Three Kingdoms] Is Dong Zhuo Dead Yet? Please bookmark it in my author's profile. Cao Shu has a System that sends her off to transmigrate whenever she dies. She says she's actually pretty good at living it up, but this is a System devoted exclusively to bad endings. There are so many transmigration points that every major figure has a lunchbox of hers in their hands. There are so many BE routes that every major figure's beloved is one of her secret identities. But after getting their fill of watching other people's romances, they're planning to turn back to her. To all the heartbroken big shots below, we'll have to decline! Guo Jia: After you traded your life for mine, I'll spend the rest of my life waiting for the owner of this one-of-a-kind medicine to return. Xun Yu: Because of our families' prejudices, I broke off our engagement when we first met. But when you became the daughter of a eunuch, I would never let you down. Lu Bu: I felt no fear when I killed my adoptive father, but time and again, I killed her. I only hope that from now on, I can kill every last one of your enemies for you! Jia Xu: She was the one I kept tormenting with poisonous schemes. I enjoyed myself in the moment, then suffered afterward, and even got a whole chase-your-wife-to-the-crematorium arc thrown in. Zhuge Liang: After I raised her, she ran off with Liu Bei. In the Battle of Red Cliffs, my older sister led the troops, so of course I'll give her Jingzhou to play with. After countless times of being abused and dying while disguised under a secret identity, Cao Shu is finally taking the stage as herself and setting out on the HE route. She plans never to look back. She'll break these big shots' hearts instead. [Reading Guide]: 1. A stock-picking romance with everyone pursuing her one-sidedly; the final pairing in the Xudu arc is Xun Yu. 2. Some details are author-created. No nitpicking over historical accuracy, and no trolling. Coming soon: [Three Kingdoms] Is Dong Zhuo Dead Yet? She's just transmigrated, and she's in the late Han Dynasty. As Dong Zhuo's daughter, she and her father are worlds apart, yet each can put the other through a high-level match. Now they both have something to ask. Universally hated Zhuo: Why can some guy have Niu Fu, Li Ru, and Jia Xu as sons-in-law, draw a royal flush, and still throw the game? Because he only wants to rely on his daughter, and none of them are really on his side. Universally adored Shuang: Why can someone bring together the traitor Dong Zhuo and the two poisonous strategists Li Ru and Jia Xu, then turn a terrible hand into a godlike win? Because she only wants to kill Dong Zhuo. Don't tell me we're on the same side. Everyone in the realm preparing to gang up on Dong Zhuo: Hey! If we all want to kill him, then we're on the same side. So is it really shameful to grovel before his daughter? Anyway, is Dong Zhuo dead yet? Reading Guide: 1. The story spans a very, very long period. It begins in 170 AD. 2. It has a broad ensemble cast, with a focus on the Xiliang forces. 3. No whitewashing, no whitewashing, nobody gets whitewashed. The heroine loves a good time, and everything she does is for the thrill of it. 4. There is very little information available about Xiliang, so any discrepancies are author-created for the sake of the plot. 5. Pairing: Jia Xu. I made this for myself, so the whole story is completely uninhibited. Theme: Even when things get harder and harder, face the challenge and become a better version of yourself.