Zhong Yue woke up one day to find she had become Zhong Yao's daughter during the Three Kingdoms period.
The alchemy System she carried with her offered her the only way to get home: complete the Emperor-Raising Plan by binding herself to a person and helping him ascend the throne.
Zhong Yue: Easy. I'll bind myself to Cao Rui, Cao Fang, or Cao Mao, then make a quick getaway.
When Cao Rui went on an outing, Zhong Yue secretly followed him. She slipped into a private room and stabbed someone in the back.
[Ding! Binding successful~]
Zhong Yue stared dumbfounded at the sword in her hand, which was now buried in Sima Shi's chest.
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Zhong Yue: Ha, ha, ha... Actually, I'm here to help you become emperor.
Sima Shi: Then why did you stab me?
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To help Sima Shi become emperor, Zhong Yue came up with a "thorough" plan.
First, outlive Sima Yi.
After all, it was still anyone's guess whether she or Sima Yi would last longer. Sob.
Second, cure Sima Shi's eye tumor.
Zhong Yue started completing absurd missions to unlock all kinds of pills in the System's shop, like kicking Sima Zhao into a pond.
Third, don't die at Sima Shi's hands.
At first, she put this one at the top of her list, until she somehow became the first empress of the Jin dynasty...
Zhong Yue: ...How did I even get this far?
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One day, after seeing the gentle and clever Xiahou Hui, Zhong Yue turned to Sima Shi with delight and said, "Look, there's your wife."
Sima Shi: (Frowning, he puts an arm around the person beside him.) This is my wife.
Zhong Yue: (Dares not move.) Sob, sob, I'm going to be poisoned to death.
Sima Shi: ?
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Sima Zhao: My brother got poisoned again today. Is your sister trying to poison him to death?
Zhong Hui: Hmm... Why wouldn't she be?
Reading Guide:
1. The male lead is Sima Shi. One-on-one romance.
2. Respects history and references various historical sources, but is not rigorously researched. Contains original fictional elements. The characters' portrayals do not completely match history, but they are generally not whitewashed.
3. The characters' values and views of history do not represent the author's.
Theme: Keep striving to live.
