[Three Kingdoms] I Came to Join the Rites for Rulers and Ministers

Coming Soon: [Three Kingdoms] Let the Fish-and-Water Lord and His Minister Become Father-in-Law and Son-in-Law. Please show it some support. The premise is a little embarrassing. Sheng Guo was a history-fandom girl who, through a dream-chasing transmigration System, suddenly landed in the Han Dynasty, where warlords contended for supremacy. She became Zhuge Liang's daughter, Zhuge Guo. Age... two. Other people's Systems urged their Hosts to strive for success. Hers was always eager to sit back and watch the drama. System 770: [Your golden finger is “Life Force Donation.” You can choose any living being and donate life force to them. If the recipient is in poor condition, it will prioritize healing them. If they are healthy, it can extend their lifespan.] Sheng Guo thought, My health bar must be huge, then. “Let's start by giving Zhuge Liang the centenarian package.” [Insufficient balance. As a historical pivotal figure, extending Zhuge Liang's life requires at least 1,800 points.] “How many do I have now?” [Two.] Her task was to earn merit in this tumultuous age, then spend it. Later, By the mighty river that had surged through the ages, a young woman's sword flashed like a silver serpent as a boy clapped, holding a plate of pastries. Before a window touched by the first light of dawn, one person read without putting down their book while another nodded off. In a night steeped in conspiracy, when human strength was not enough, she used her power to disturb the course of history. Beneath a city tower on a vast campaign, she raced a thousand miles and accomplished the myth of stealing heaven and changing the sun. Not every attempt could succeed, but if she kept growing, she would eventually achieve greatness. Later still, outside Jincheng, ancient cypresses cast their shadows. Offerings continued without end at the Temple of Marquis. The first place to the east of Emperor Zhaolie was occupied by a figure holding a feather fan, while the first place to the west belonged to a solemn-faced woman. The inscription read: Empress Mingde of the Ren Dynasty. A little scene: In the sixth year of Jianxing, Sima Yi crossed the Wei River beneath the walls of Chang'an. The Han chancellor's great banner, which should have been supporting the eastern front, suddenly rose. At the same time, beyond the northwestern pass, a faint character, “Liang,” raced through the night under the protection of Qiang soldiers. On the eastern front, Cao Zhen saw Zhuge Liang's camp appear exactly where he had expected. He stayed behind his defenses and sneered. Only the officials of Great Wei in Ye City, listening to the military reports, voiced the age-old question: Just how many Zhuge Liangs are there in this world? A few things to know before reading: 1. In terms of screen time, the hero can be understood as Zhuge Liang. For the sake of the plot, however, the official pairing is Liu Shan. This is a heads-up. 2. The novel follows Shu Han as it unifies the Three Kingdoms. There is a System, but it doesn't do much. The golden finger mainly pushes the heroine to grow, and I will try not to make things too supernatural. 3. I'm a Zhuge Liang dream girl (no point pretending otherwise). My dream is to plant a whole forest of substitute Zhuge Liangs. But this story has nothing but father-daughter affection. 4. This is self-indulgent writing, so please be kind. Comments are welcome, please! 5. Updates are daily unless I get stuck. Coming Soon: [Three Kingdoms] Let the Fish-and-Water Lord and His Minister Become Father-in-Law and Son-in-Law Blurb: If being Liu Bei's son means receiving endless love, a stable regime, and the unconditional support of an unsurpassed prime minister, what does being his daughter get you? Liu Li learned the answer the second time she was kidnapped in the year after she transmigrated. In the third year of Jian'an, beneath the night sky of Xiaopei, she stood before her father, drenched in blood, a long sword in her hand and her younger sister at her side. She had nothing but a sword, but in a chaotic age, that was enough. Her blade cut through the night sky over Xuzhou, severed the rot in Jingzhou and Xiangyang, and brought prosperity to Shu. If she could, becoming the Grand Princess who protected the state would be fine, too. Until one day, she lay on the roof's upturned eaves, drinking wine. She heard someone inside speak in a low voice. Her father asked, “Who did Kongming choose?” The person across from him replied, “I choose the young lady.” “Are you not being selfish?” “I'm not.” Theme: In the long scroll of history, idealism will endure forever.