Forced to Marry a Warlord

[Peerless Warlord VS Cool Beauty] In the final years of the Liang dynasty, the realm was in turmoil as northern tribes swept south. Thus began a century of chaos, a cultural rupture later known as the Rebellion of the Hu Horsemen. Tuoba Xiao, King of the Northern Desert, was of mixed Han and Hu ancestry and born into humble circumstances. At sixteen, he burst onto the scene. He fought across the four directions, decisive and ruthless. In just three years, he united the grasslands. Then he personally went to Liang to marry a princess, promote reforms and Han culture, and leave behind a celebrated tale. Alas, fate envied his talent, and he died young at just twenty-three. Countless people in later generations imagined that, had this extraordinary talent not died so young, he could have preserved Han culture and rebuilt a prosperous dynasty. Jiang Congyan had once lamented it, too. That was until the day she transmigrated and heard her own name read from the imperial edict arranging a marriage alliance. Jiang Congyan: “...” Her husband is going to die in three years... [A butterfly crosses a thousand years and comes to rest upon the dust of this age. May it stir up a storm!] The next historical romance I want to write is "After I Became a Princess of a Fallen Kingdom". It also takes place in a chaotic era, with beauties and warlords. Haha, that's exactly my thing! If you like it, please add it to your favorites. Blurb: Sixteen years after being born into this life, Xiao Fuyin finally regained the memories of her previous life. The dynasty was now in its final years. The emperor's power was waning, the feudal lords were vying for the realm, and the northern tribes were watching like tigers poised to pounce. At the same time, Xiao Fuyin had a dream. Her father would die of illness in three years. Her younger brother would be installed as a puppet emperor, treacherous officials would hold sway, and Great Wei would ultimately fall. As a princess of Great Wei, she too would die at the hands of the rebel army on the day the kingdom was destroyed. “...” After awakening, Xiao Fuyin resolved to keep her family alive. In the end, she set her sights on Huo Zhen. Born into humble circumstances, Huo Zhen had once been a cavalry slave in Liangzhou. Yet in a mere six years, he raised an army, executed Han Yao, and destroyed Wang Tu, becoming the undisputed ruler of Liangzhou. Most importantly, in Xiao Fuyin's dream, he would eventually lead the Liangzhou army to crush the rebels and sweep across the Central Plains. But Huo Zhen had only just pacified Liangzhou, and his position was still insecure. He was a far cry from the King of Liangzhou who would later shake the realm. Xiao Fuyin planned to win him over and use a tiger to devour a wolf. - At first, Huo Zhen's strategist advised him, “Although the imperial house is in decline, its roots run deep. Like a centipede that keeps writhing after death, it is not so easily brought down. My lord has great ambitions and the heart to conquer ten thousand miles. Since the court intends to court you, why not accept its overtures and win the people's support?” Huo Zhen was unmoved. What he wanted, he would take with his own hands. Later, when he met Xiao Fuyin, he thought that perhaps accepting the court's support for the time being wasn't such a bad idea. “But an imperial edict alone won't be enough,” Huo Zhen said. “What else do you want?” Xiao Fuyin asked. The man gazed at her with burning eyes. “You!” Xiao Fuyin: “...” Theme: In the face of despair, I will keep moving forward.