A high fever, a fainting, a sudden awakening from a dream, a card on the table, and the title: Sell yourself to bury your father.
So, the heroine dressed gorgeously...
Chen Lanshan, who has suffered from leg diseases since childhood, was hit by a high fever, and her consciousness came to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Her fate thereafter was closely intertwined with the heroes of the Three Kingdoms in history.
[The old article is republished, and it's fun to read it as a souvenir]
Story written in 2012.
I was inspired by reading Yi Zhongtian's The Three Kingdoms, and it was in the time of the time travel literature trend, so I edited this story.
[Friends of the following literature please proceed with caution]
1. If you pursue writing style, proceed with caution!
2. Research the party and enter with caution! !
3. If you don't like it, enter with caution! ! !
Mission: Strong and independent, with power over the world
Reader comments
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This is too cruel. The two people who obviously love each other have to torture each other until death...
Are you really bubbling in the desert?
Alas, it's obviously very beautiful, why are there so few comments?
Is the heroine stupid? The people in troubled times had already calculated the money and didn't directly rob her.
Super awesome, keep up the good work
This is a rare piece of first-person literature, I love it!
Super super super pretty!
The Battle of Wancheng is a little unclear: the heroine resents Cao Cao because Cao Cao used her in Wancheng to attract Yuan Shao to Wancheng and annihilate him in one fell swoop? Or was it because Cao Cao gave up his fetus to protect the heroine? Or does the heroine feel betrayed because of the ambiguous relationship between Cao Cao and Mo Jingshui?
Hi, bubbling in the desert. I read this book nine years ago when I was in the second grade of junior high school. After reading it, I felt depressed for a week. A few months ago, I was in a book shortage and I thought of this book. I read it again and was overwhelmed for a few days. After that, I spent a long time searching for the author of the book on the Internet. I searched countless websites, various reading software, Tieba, and Weibo, but I couldn't find it. I couldn't find the whereabouts of the author. It seems that "Bubbling in the Desert" never wrote a book after that. In the months that followed, I still thought about it from time to time, and even thought that if I redistributed the pirated version of the book at Qidian, maybe I could expose the author. Unexpectedly, the author of the book reappeared in Jinjiang not long after that, and I discovered this when I searched for the book on Baidu again today. I can't help but wonder, is this a coincidence, or is my little obsession actually affecting the world invisibly, allowing you, the author, to appear.
This is too cruel. The two people who obviously love each other have to torture each other until death...
Are you really bubbling in the desert?
Alas, it's obviously very beautiful, why are there so few comments?
Is the heroine stupid? The people in troubled times had already calculated the money and didn't directly rob her.
Super awesome, keep up the good work
This is a rare piece of first-person literature, I love it!
Super super super pretty!
The Battle of Wancheng is a little unclear: the heroine resents Cao Cao because Cao Cao used her in Wancheng to attract Yuan Shao to Wancheng and annihilate him in one fell swoop? Or was it because Cao Cao gave up his fetus to protect the heroine? Or does the heroine feel betrayed because of the ambiguous relationship between Cao Cao and Mo Jingshui?