This story was originally titled The Days I Hammed It Up in the Three Kingdoms.
[Dear readers, updates for this story will follow the rankings from now on. My next story is [Three Kingdoms] Why, Your Majesty, Would You Rebel? It’s about how I tricked Xiang Yu into helping my Liu self conquer the land from the start. Feel free to bookmark my author page!]
What’s it like to transmigrate into a world in chaos?
Lü: Thanks for asking. I’m in the Three Kingdoms. My family was wiped out just now, and I was just dumped by my fiancé. I’m lost in life, and my future looks bleak.
But there is some good news: Heaven gave her a strategist System and a golden finger that lets her revive endlessly.
The only problem is that the System is kind of useless. Apart from making snide comments, it can’t do a thing, and the golden finger has a cooldown.
Since it’s a strategist System, she might as well become a strategist. But the Three Kingdoms strategist industry is fiercely competitive. There are more of them than dogs, and the job prospects are grim. Especially for a triple-nothing product like her, with no connections, no family background, and no degree.
Lü Xijun forces a smile. “It’s fine. No big deal. I can do this.”
To solve her employment problem, when faced with the choice between changing others and changing herself, she chooses to change her moral standards...
As for those unlucky little suckers who get duped, Lü Xijun can only apologize and say, “Sumimasen~”
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The retired strategist System 996 accidentally binds itself to a Host. Since this isn't a mission, it decides to slack off.
But while it's slacking, how does its useless Host end up becoming so popular?
And even more absurdly, how did the Han dynasty get restored?
Is restoring the Han dynasty really that easy???!!!
Little Scene
One day, Zhuge Liang and Lü Xijun take a break from their busy schedules to enjoy a leisurely game of chess.
Zhuge Liang: Is there anyone in this world who can annoy the deputy military advisor?
Lü Xijun nods. “There are only two kinds of people I hate.”
Zhuge: Which two?
Lü Xijun glares at the sly old fox before her, gritting her teeth. “The ones who don't fall for my schemes, and the ones who make me fall for theirs.”
Reader's Guide:
1. The female lead grows in both her thinking and her abilities. She was born into this world, and in her previous life, the Three Kingdoms era didn't exist.
2. Later, the System will be influenced by the female lead and tell her about this history. It won't slack off forever.
3. The female lead will join the Shu Han camp later on. Idealists are drawn to one another.
4. There will be a male lead, but not much romance (and it isn't Zhuge Liang. They are kindred spirits who understand and cherish each other).
5. This story is set in a parallel world based on Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Just enjoy the ride; don't expect historical accuracy~
Theme: Never forget your original aspirations.
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Sharing My Phone Screen With the Ancients
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It feels like the heroine's ability to resurrect can be used to directly assassinate Cao Cao. I feel like she can kill more than half of the celebrities in the Three Kingdoms and all the literati.
If it were Lu Bu, there would be no need to change his surname to recognize his adoptive father hhh (a bit hellish)
By the way, for the heroine to be so reckless, it seems that her past and present lives combined are less than twenty years old, right?
If you cheat the corpse again, it will become Cao Cao's nightmare... Boss Cao, you... (Pointing)
It stands to reason that modern people who have traveled through time should know some basic history (unless it's a nine-leaf fish?), At least the key characters should know a little bit, and this heroine is more like an aborigine.
It's a good idea to recognize Lu Bu as your adoptive father.
Other daughters would just accept it, but Diao Chan would be ruined for the rest of her life. This plot makes me emmmm, and I have nothing to say.
Bring an external brainhhh
Emmm, the heroine's plug-in is quite powerful, but it's a pity that she doesn't know how to use it yet. The setting of the author's article is also very interesting. It would be better if the historical derivation can be changed into an fictional history. The heroine does not have the script of the Three Kingdoms, and the readers and the system have scripts, which makes it feel a little less interesting.
How to put it, it would be nice if you don't have hatred against Cao Cao, but Cao Cao is not the only one who can end the troubled times and bring peace to the people. There are other powerful heroes who are talented and good to the people, so there is no need for the heroine to hate Cao Cao to such an extent to force herself to give up revenge just because she sees the people's misery. I hope she figures it out and doesn't get herself involved. Speaking of which, since she traveled through time, she should have an impression of some familiar characters and stories from the Three Kingdoms even after many years. It feels like she doesn't remember anything. In fact, she can introduce the talents she remembers, especially those from Cao Cao's camp, to the lord she thinks is good (it doesn't mean that the heroine must work for someone, but she thinks she can also be a force to quell chaos and rule the world), and let him handle it on his own (the guy who can leave a name in history must have a good personality), and if he digs it, he will make money, right? Knowing that Cao Cao will become bigger in the future, of course we must weaken him as soon as possible