[Three Kingdoms] How Could My Dad Possibly Be Emperor Liu?

Also known as: [Three Kingdoms] I Still Don't Know My Dad Is Liu the Imperial Uncle

Before she transmigrated, Liu Miao was a countryside blogger who rented over a hundred mu of mountain land and was also a food lover and craft enthusiast.

After transmigrating, she found herself in the Yellow Turban Rebellion, with people starving and suffering everywhere. Every day, her biggest concern was making sure she didn't get caught alone and steamed alive.

In the third year of Chuping, the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army invaded Yanzhou, plunging the province into chaos and leaving its people to suffer.

Liu Miao's mother died protecting her. With her dying breath, she handed Liu Miao a jade pendant. "This is from your father, Liu..."

Liu Miao understood. "I know. It's something my dad left me, and I can trade it for food in an emergency."

Much later, Liu Miao learned that it was the money and valuables her father, Liu Xuande, had given his servants when he dismissed them years ago.

During the Jian'an era, Liu Miao treated an epidemic in Xuzhou and saved a million people. She became close friends with the renowned physicians Zhang Zhongjing and Hua Tuo.

She was a master of calculation, and had Kan Ze travel a thousand li to find her. They became neighbors.

She cultivated superior crops, made white paper, and wrote essays, attracting the attention of warlords from every direction.

Cao, Yuan, Sun, and Lu all made promises: high office, gold and silver, handsome men of her choosing. They competed to recruit her.

Liu Miao: Thanks for the offer, but working for someone else is no match for becoming emperor myself.

Bonus scene:

Liu Miao: Third Uncle, I want tomatoes and chili peppers.

Zhang Fei: I don't have any!

Liu Miao: You're the governor of Brazil. How could you not have tomatoes and chili peppers? Oh, right, I also want Brazilian pine nuts. I want to be able to eat pine nuts whenever I like.

Reader's guide:

1. My favorite Three Kingdoms faction is Shu Han. (Fine, it's Ji Han. I just got used to calling it Shu Han.)

2. The heroine builds up her territory and dominates the land.

3. There is a male lead, but that's not important.

4. I'll start writing this after I visit the Wuhou Shrine. (A little goal for myself.)

Theme: If there is no light in this troubled world, then I want to be the one who brings light to its people.