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“The land is in turmoil, and the people are suffering.”

Lu Xuanyu doesn't really understand what those words mean.

Ever since she landed face-first in the earth in the sixth year of Zhongping, the brief dream she'd once had has long since vanished.

She has an unremarkable face, poor social skills, no family background, and a strange debuff that makes everyone hate her. Not becoming some warlord's unattainable dream girl isn't a big deal.

She has two good hands and two good feet. She can do accounts, slaughter pigs, and wield a sword that lets her travel alone through a chaotic age.

Her goals are simple: a small house, a few friends and neighbors, a little room stocked with food, and a courtyard where she can relax on cool, breezy nights.

So where did things go wrong, sending her down a completely different path?

“I am prepared to die fighting here.” Holding a black blade, she steadies her breath amid the flames and gazes haughtily at the Danyang soldiers surging in like a tide. “If you intend to seize Xuzhou, you should have the same resolve.”

Content warnings:

The heroine has an ordinary face all her life. She's a commoner in the early part of the story and later joins Liu Bei's faction. This is a long novel, and the romance comes later.

Important content warning:

The heroine remains an idealist to her dying day. Don't expect reality to change her.

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Also, here's an upcoming story: The Princess Who Transmigrated into Emperor Huizong of Song's Daughter.

"A transmigrated heroine's bloody path to fighting her way through the world and rebuilding a unified dynasty"

Zhao Luming thought the perfect heroine's story would go like this:

She'd transmigrate into a beautiful, clever and spirited princess, adored by the emperor and cherished by her brothers, with a bevy of handsome young heirs from the great clans in love with her. Then she'd embark on a tumultuous adventure.

The story she got was:

Everything above is true, but the emperor is Huizong of Song, her brothers are Emperor Qinzong and Wanyan Gou, and the Jingkang catastrophe is only five years away.

The emperor will surrender in humiliation, the imperial relatives and chancellors will be held hostage, and the consorts and princesses will be stripped of their wealth, sent to the Laundry Office, and reduced to playthings.

The land is shattered, the dynasty besmirched.

What can be said? How can such hatred be avenged?

Only by driving a chariot north, reclaiming Yanyun, pacifying Western Xia, and riding over the broken peaks of Helan Mountain!

A little scene:

“This was never what I wanted.”

On the night before the palace coup in the fifth year of Ganlu, Princess Zhao Luming of Anguo spoke a heartfelt truth.

“I truly wanted to live a life of wealth and leisure,” the princess said sincerely. “They're the ones who are so useless.”

Theme: Live with dignity in a chaotic age.