[Three Kingdoms] Is Dong Zhuo Dead Yet?

Just transmigrated, and now I'm in the late Han dynasty.

As Dong Zhuo's daughter, she and her father are worlds apart, yet each can turn any encounter with the other into a high-level showdown.

Now they both have questions.

Universally Hated Dong Zhuo: How come some people have sons-in-law Niu Fu, Li Ru, and Jia Xu, and can still turn a winning hand into a total disaster? It's because they only want to rely on their daughters. Those men aren't really on their side.

Universally Adored Shuang: How come someone can have the traitor Dong Zhuo and the poisonous strategists Li Ru and Jia Xu on her team, yet turn a losing hand into a godlike victory? Because she only wants to kill Dong Zhuo. Who said you were on her side?

Everyone in the land preparing to gang up on Dong Zhuo: Hey! If we all want to kill him, then we're on the same side. So does throwing ourselves at his daughter really count as shameful? And is Dong Zhuo dead yet?

Reading guide:

1. This story spans a very, very long period. It opens in 170 AD.

2. It mostly uses a broad ensemble perspective, with the western Liang forces at its center.

3. No whitewashing, no whitewashing, nobody gets whitewashed. The heroine is here for fun, and her only goal is to seek excitement.

4. There is very little information available on western Liang, so any inconsistencies are deliberate inventions for the sake of the plot.

5. Pairing: Jia Xu. I'm writing the food I want to read, and letting the whole story run wild.

Theme: When love binds us to our country and the world, it becomes the reason we devote our lives to something.