Those Years as a Sickly Lord in the Three Kingdoms

[Exclusively published on Jinjiang Literature City. The author revises obsessively and takes no responsibility for pirated versions on other platforms.] - Blurb - * Yuan Huan transmigrated to the first year of Chuping, just as the campaign against Dong Zhuo was beginning. He crawled out of a pile of corpses and discovered that this body belonged to Yuan Ji, the eldest legitimate son of the illustrious Yuan clan of Runan, a family that had served as high ministers for four generations. Yuan Ji was one of the Nine Ministers, serving as Grand Herald. The timing of his transmigration was less than ideal. His two younger brothers had led the warlords of Guandong in launching a campaign against Dong Zhuo, and all the members of their clan who had remained in Luoyang had been executed by Grand Preceptor Dong. Yes, he was one of them. Yuan Huan: *smiles* When the Zhou lost its sacred tripod, all under Heaven sought to claim it; when the Qin lost its deer, all under Heaven chased after it. Keep my head down for now. Just wait until I beat the lot of you into the ground! - Key points - 1. A sickly, universally adored lord who stands alone, with no romance. Gentle and beautiful, but a ruthless schemer who can ruin people without a second thought. A story about fighting to rule the realm. 2. Alternate-history setting. The plot is entirely imagined, with a little bit of everything. Some characters' ages have been adjusted. The title “Lord” is used in the same sense as in “Lord Bao,” referring to the famous judge Bao Zheng. Just read for fun. Historical nitpickers, please spare me. I beg you orz 3. Exclusively published on Jinjiang Literature City. The author revises obsessively and takes no responsibility for pirated versions on other platforms. Please add my upcoming stories to your favorites “The Years I Spent as Huo Qubing's Younger Brother”, Zui Jiu Hua Jian * Huo Zhao transmigrated to the Western Han dynasty and found himself living in Pingyang Marquisate, Hedong Commandery. His father held a modest but stable government post, his mother was gentle on the outside but strong-willed and skilled at managing the household, and his older brother was meticulous, steady, and dignified. Even at a young age, his brother had the air of someone who held the whole family together. Huo Zhao thought they were an utterly ordinary family for their time: a loving father, dutiful children, and brothers who got along. Transmigrating to ancient times was unfortunate, but at least his family was harmonious and warm. Then came the year when Huo Qubing, the rising star of the Han Empire, was appointed General of the Cavalry by the emperor and sent to attack the Xiongnu. Passing through Pingyang, he was welcomed by the governor of Hedong and hosted at the post station. The young General of the Cavalry knelt before Huo Zhao's father, setting aside their old grievances. “Qubing did not know before that you were my father. I failed to serve you at your side, so I hope you'll forgive me.” Huo Zhao: ??? Huo Zhao stared in shock at his equally bewildered father, his eyes wide with disbelief! Huo Qubing!!! Theme: Even when faced with adversity, you must strive to improve yourself. You have to have dreams. Who knows, they might come true!