Also known as [Three Kingdoms] The Chronicle of Han Xian
Overworked office drone Lu Xian transmigrates into one of the most notorious eras for transmigration. Clinging to her ideals of ending the age of chaos and building a better home, she successfully joins the Sun Wu Group, where valiant generals abound and brilliant strategists are as plentiful as rain.
"May the rivers run clear and the seas be calm, with all under heaven sharing one way." Lu Xian stands proudly amid a crowd of colleagues, watching the people live in peace and prosperity and the economy flourish under her tireless governance.
Just as she is basking in her colleagues' praise, a soldier comes rushing over.
"Lord Lu, the master was shot through!"
"?????"
After several hours of patiently calming him down, Lu Xian finally manages to smooth the fur of the Little Tiger of Jiangdong. Exhausted in body and mind, she heads to the war room.
"Though Shu's betrayal came without warning, I've already sent people to contact the spies planted in Wei and Shu. In a few days, we'll be able to turn the tide!"
Years later, in a bamboo grove, Lu Xian, hailed by the world as an heir to the Mohist school thanks to her many inventions, lounges in a recliner and enjoys her retirement.
"When the deed is done, brush off your sleeves and leave, hiding your merit and fame." After declining Sun Ce's honors, Lu Xian settles down in Wu Commandery. She spends her days drinking tea and painting, occasionally rounding up a few of the younger members of the Lu clan to test their studies. Life is quite pleasant.
As for the rumors circulating among the common folk that the current prime minister once visited a thatched cottage...
Lu Xian smiles and places a stone on the board. "Gong Jin, you've lost again."
Important:
1. The male lead is Liu Xu, an original character.
2. The story mainly follows the female lead's career, with romance as a secondary plot.
3. This is a parallel world based on Three Kingdoms history, but some details may be inaccurate. Please don't scrutinize it too closely. Many thanks!
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Lin Shao was an amateur archer. After an accident, she transmigrated to the late Eastern Han dynasty, when warlords were fighting for supremacy, and brought along a romance-game System called I Play the Field in the Three Kingdoms. The System is powerful, with features including saving and loading, opening a shop, and improving stats. It has everything.
However, because development of the game was discontinued halfway through, Ma Chao is the only character she can pursue. And if she wants to leave the game, she has to win him over.
Historically, aside from his reputation for "the courage of Xin and Bu" and his handsome looks, Ma Chao was also described as a man who "betrayed his father and sovereign, defying the Way and virtue" and as "strong but unjust, brave but unkind." Lin Shao suspects she'll be stabbed to death before she can even get close to him.
Lin Shao: ...
Lin Shao: If I'm going to die either way, I'll do it myself.
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Ma Chao lost his mother when he was young. His father cared only about fighting and never showed him the slightest concern. The only time his father ever made plans for him was when he arranged his betrothal to a daughter of the Lin family while he was still a child.
He assumed this was just another exchange of favors arranged by his father, and came to hate Lin Shao.
Until one day, as he was walking by a bridge, an arrow passed through the willow branches. A young woman with a bow came through the greenery, smiling as she asked whether he had seen her arrow.
Ma Chao said he hadn't, despite knowing otherwise.
After she left, he took out the arrow he had hidden behind his back. Two tiny characters were written on its tail feathers:
"Lin Shao."
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Lin Shao: "I heard you weren't happy about our betrothal back then."
Ma Chao doesn't answer directly. Instead, he buries his face against the side of her neck. "I regret it."
Lin Shao: "What?"
Ma Chao: "Since we were betrothed as children, I regret not meeting you sooner, not marrying you sooner..."
He sounds a little resentful. "You should have married me long ago."
Theme: End the age of chaos and unite the realm.
Arn, leave a comment. (Brothers, buy them all, don't argue, you are right if you argue) I'm very happy to have discovered a signed Three Kingdoms fanfic. Shi Tong's unpopular writing is really hot, so I'm very happy to have discovered Wenwen. Moreover, my wife's updates are quite stable and fat, which makes me very happy. When I was reading the article, the first chapter was a bit discouraging. The writing style is a bit unusual (not very Jinjiang), but I am omnivorous and look forward to my wife's improvement in the future, so I bought them all. Let's talk about the career line first. Because Tutu is the counselor line. As a counselor, Tutu is quite qualified. Here I will summarize my doubts about reading the article: 1/Tutu is very modern. I started to explain that it was because of the adaptation period, which makes sense when I think about it. Now that I have read them all, I still feel that Tutu has too much of a modern feel. Whether she is smelting iron or riding a waterwheel, her steps are very fast. Tutu just took the fish and fed it to her mouth, including some epidemic prevention and other things, which were all said to be from ancient books (...) I prefer the kind of Han Li who teaches people how to fish and lives a low-key life, so when I watch Tutu, I feel that Tutu is too superficial and not too cautious. 2/Tutu saved Cece twice. Although it is old-fashioned but effective, has Tutu been doting on Cece? The invisible violence and rashness in Sun Ce's character could be said to be a high-spirited young man at best, but if left unchecked, it could lead to big problems. As the core strategist of the Soochow Group, Tutu allowed Cece to go free. (Newborn Sun Xiaohu is not afraid of Cao Cao) But Sun Ce's lord will grow up only after suffering a setback and gaining wisdom. There is no advice from Tutu. 3/The most surprising plot so far is that Tutu was careful to kill Cao Cao with a single blow after Guan Yu let Cao Cao go. I'm so sleepy (I'm really not a female copper) Then there is the emotional line (including the love line). This! It's my favorite! (I just love to watch bonds and love, even if you use a knife to eat) At the beginning, I was really moved by Tutu's ability to calmly survive in the face of her residual limbs. There is a tough part to her character. The main reason why I didn't branch out directly in the first chapter was because I wanted to see how this girl could carve out her own way under such a starting point. I have no problem with women dressing up as men, survival issues always come first. Lu Kang was also a little happy when he revealed that Tutu was pregnant, especially the secret conversation between Lu Kang and Tutu, which felt a bit like inheritance. After seeing the part about Lu Kang's family, I began to expect Tutu to form a bond with Gong Ji Boyan. As a result, as Lu Kang's chosen (temporary) pillar of the Lu family, Tutu even knew the news about his nephew studying abroad from other people's mouths. I was completely speechless, so what??? Really, it's weird. Tutu seems to have no problem, but when it comes to making friends with others, it feels like I am using a keyboard to control the character, and it feels like I am separated from everyone. Tutu is really miserable without a close friend to talk to. I originally thought that the love line could improve Tutu's problem. Good guy, it's Liu Xu who has no words. Tutu has a lot of thoughts, Liu Xu talks less, and the advancement of the emotional line relies entirely on the secretion of adrenaline to increase the heart rate. The love plot is basically Brother Xu's heroic rescue of the beauty. (...) Up to now, I can't feel Tutu's love, so I just fell in love. Moreover, Brother Liu's identity in Tutu is that of a guard, so he naturally has a different status. He has more contact with them in life. I sincerely suggest that the wife can add some descriptions of life, and the emotions of love can also be touching in trivial daily life (specific examples are Haoyan CP, the CP of Princess Guards, and Tu Xu, which are really good to learn from) I originally wanted to write a short one, but unknowingly it turned into a long review of a thousand words (…) By the way, I want to ask if there are any benefits to a thousand-word review. I really don't want to be verbose. If it weren't for the fact that there were too few articles about the Three Kingdoms and even less about Soochow, I might have dived into it... I wrote from 11 o'clock to 0:30, and the comments were written faster than I could update them (you). Finally, I hope my wife will not be cheated and I will write it to the end (I am a wife's comment reply)
Let me make it clear first that I don't know much about history, but I still want to ask. I don't think Xun Yu defected to Cao Cao in the first place because he wanted to use Cao Cao's power to restore the Han Dynasty, right? At the beginning, Cao Cao really wanted to help the Han Dynasty. The two of them had the same goal at the beginning. Cao Cao still wanted to help the Han Dynasty in the early stage, but he changed his mind because he couldn't help it in the later period and his power expanded. Isn't it a bit of a conspiracy theory to write like this? I think that based on Xun Yu's character, he doesn't look like the kind of person who would serve as a counselor for someone just to take advantage of him. However, these are all my personal thoughts and personal speculations. It doesn't matter if they are very different. After all, I am a novice on history and only have a little knowledge. I hope you can find out more~>_<~
I understand! Liu Xu is right to be the male protagonist! Because unlike Gong Jin, he doesn't have to follow his lord, nor does he have any work to deal with! You can follow Xianxian 24 hours a day and protect Xianxian's safety! It's simply perfect!
Liu Xu finally got the idea! The siege battle is so wonderfully written! During the Three Kingdoms period, talented people emerged in large numbers and then withered away.
Beibi, your writing is so good. I really like reading it. I think it's time to watch the heroine and continue to make plans for infrastructure~Modo Modo
I didn't think so before, but now it seems that Liu Bei and Sun Shangxiang are very different.
What about people? Where have they gone? Why hasn't the author updated it yet? Woohoo.
Why do you want to get married so easily? I think being single is good.
Damn, well written! Come on!
Happy Dragon Boat Festival! Although I have already eaten, I still hope to have a good rest. I finally had some free time to read and rest. It turns out that Lu Meng is so powerful! When I was a kid, I read the text and did what Wu Xia Amon did before he studied.