[Three Kingdoms] Did Senior Brother Proclaim Himself Emperor Today?

Zhong Yue woke up and became the daughter of Zhong Yao during the Three Kingdoms period. The alchemy system she carried suggested to her that the only way to return home was to complete the emperor's development plan - to bind a character and assist him in ascending to the throne of God. Zhong Yue: This is easy to handle. Cao Rui, Cao Fang, and Cao Mao can be bound to anyone and she will escape. When Cao Rui went on a trip, Zhong Yue followed him secretly. Sneaked into the box and stabbed someone in the back. [Ding, binding successful~] Zhong Yue looked stupidly at the sword in his hand now in Master Sima's chest. - Zhong Yue: Ha, ha, ha... Actually, I am here to help you become the emperor. Master Sima: So why did you stab me? - In order to help Sima Shi become emperor, Zhong Yue formulated a "careful" plan—— First, he lived longer than Sima Yi. After all, it's not certain who will survive between her and Sima Yi. Second, cure Sima Shi's eye tumor. Zhong Yue began to complete nonsensical tasks such as unlocking various elixirs in the system mall, such as kicking Sima Zhao into the pond. Third, don't die in the hands of Master Sima. She put this in the most important position at first, until she found out that she had become the first queen of the Jin Dynasty inexplicably... Zhong Yue: ... How did I get in? == One day, when he saw the gentle and intelligent Xia Houhui, Zhong Yue said to Master Sima with surprise on his face: "Look, your wife." Master Sima: (Frowning and hugging the person next to him) This is my wife. Zhong Yue: (dare not move) wuwuwu, I'm going to be poisoned. Master Sima:? == Sima Zhao: My brother was poisoned again today. Does your sister want to poison him? Zhong Hui: Well... Why not? Reading guide: 1. Male protagonist Sima Shi, 1v1 2. Respect history and refer to various historical materials without being too particular. There are private settings, and the characters and history are not completely consistent, but they are generally not whitewashed. 3. The character's values and historical views do not represent the author's Intention: Live hard.