Zhang Han, Marshal of the Federation, enlisted as a teenager and became a commander as a young adult. She devoted her whole life to serving her country, then died of overwork in the line of duty.
When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated to the era of ancient Blue Star, in the body of a newborn baby girl.
Her father doted on her, her mother spoiled her, and she had no heavy family burdens to bear or national responsibilities to shoulder. The dream of living as a spoiled wastrel that Zhang Han had never fulfilled in her previous life suddenly came back to life...
But fate had other plans.
Her father was defeated in battle and died on the field. Looking at the troubled province of Bingzhou and her naive, innocent mother, Zhang Han silently took up her spear and became once more the iron-blooded general who slept with her armor on, ready for war.
You are a peerless commander,
A born leader.
You possess the finest martial prowess,
And the broadest of hearts.
The graceful and unrestrained scholars bow to you,
The valiant generals submit to you,
And the ministers who cling to their principles change sides for you.
You came from blood and fire,
Yet brought with you culture and propriety.
[Reader's Guide]
1. Set in a parallel version of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
2. The writing is amateurish, the logic is out the window, the plot is made up, political scheming is improvised, and characters may be out of character.
3. No fact-checking, please! No fact-checking! No fact-checking!
4. To reiterate, this is not a historical account. This parallel world differs greatly from the historical Eastern Han Dynasty.
5. The "classical Chinese" is so bad it doesn't even deserve to be called classical Chinese.
6. Important characters die on-page (content warning).
7. Extras are posted separately. Please check the author's page.
8. If you feel uncomfortable, make your escape in time (drops to knees.jpg). Hope you enjoy reading.
You're welcome to bookmark my other historical spin-off, [Wei-Jin] What Should I Do If I'm Going to Be Wiped Out from the Start?
This year, heroes have fallen, the days of elegance have passed, the realm is divided, and the smoke of war still lingers. But the Sima clan has yet to usurp Wei, the Rebellion of the Eight Princes has yet to occur, and the Hu people have not yet marched into the Central Plains. There is still so much that can be done!
Er... That is, if... he can survive Sima Yi's coup first.
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Cao Zhaobo, a history major pulling an all-nighter to study for his finals, suddenly dies and transmigrates into Cao Shuang, a powerful minister of the Cao Wei state. He's the one who favors his own clique, abuses his power, causes chaos in the government, lives extravagantly, places the Empress Dowager under house arrest, and even takes the late emperor's concubines.
...Most importantly, he's about to die in the Gaoping Tomb Incident, launched by Sima Yi, because he ignored everyone's warnings.
Cao Zhaobo: Smiles.jpg
It's fine. I can still lie low.
Theme: I made my own brocade battle robe; astride my peach-blossom horse, I ask for a spear and volunteer.
Why does Guo Jia call the heroine the same as Daji calls King Zhou?
Guo Fengxiao was a man who was tricked by both his own side and the enemy. The only difference was that one was buried while the other barely missed a fall. The only one who doesn't cheat is the King of Chu
Have you noticed that the talents of that era had to know a little bit about agriculture, military, astronomy, geography, and history? They were basically all-rounders...
The song is wrong, Zhou Lang is careful. In fact, fishing Zhou Lang with the music every day will eventually take the bait~ Haner: Then we need Cai Ji~
I believe you are evil, Brother Liao is already dead, woo woo woo
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Jiaer, you have to take pity on Haner
Indeed, but it's a novel anyway, so just write it. There are many people from Qidian who have gone through the ancient world, and there are a lot of people scolding and complaining about being unreasonable. There are many more textual research parties over there. It still depends on the reader. As long as the reader feels it makes sense and doesn't see any flaws, he can still read it even if it is actually vague and unrealistic.
Caught off guard, oooooooooooooooo why is it Zhang Liao, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Woo woo. Can you mark the extras that are purely about love? I'm not that interested in emotional drama. My wife wrote it very well. But when I read the Three Kingdoms novel, I just wanted to see the part about fighting for the war and governance of the world. Wow.
In fact, Cao Cao was not a comrade of Xun Yu, or he was.