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*This novel's blurb:
Hu Xuan, a modern law-abiding citizen, kicks the bucket one day and starts over in the Three Kingdoms era.
After finally growing up in a world torn by war, she is suddenly struck by a mishap.
Having barely survived, Hu Xuan resolves to make something of herself here. She works diligently under Guan Yu, only to work herself to death once again.
What is she supposed to do now?
For the future of the Han dynasty, Hu Xuan rises again and sings her song, but a major problem lies in wait.
Please note:
1. This is a historical drama set in an alternate Three Kingdoms world, with an original female protagonist and no romance. Just enjoy the story, and please don't hold me to historical research standards.
2. The author respects all historical figures and does their best to avoid disparaging portrayals. The characters' opinions do not represent the author's. The story ends with the Ji Han unifying the realm. Please don't click if you can't accept that.
3. The original title was [After Slaying Everyone in the Three Kingdoms, I Slayed Everyone]. Come say hi!
4. Updates every night at nine. Feel free to start reading!
[Recommended by a friend!]
Go read [A Guide to Working in the Three Kingdoms] by Ziyue Mimi! It's also inspired by the Three Kingdoms, and it's incredibly good. Don't miss it!
[Coming soon!]
[Infinite] College Student Selection Trials, an Infinite-flow story about college students turning into saviors. No cookie-cutter tropes. The whole story is already drafted, so I promise I won't vanish. Please take a look!
Blurb:
Jiang Tunan receives a strange message.
[Your husband has been killed. I've cleaned the blood off the floor, and the bone broth is in the pot. Hurry home. The kids and I are waiting for you in the bowl.]
Everyone she meets urges her to go home: Auntie Wang from the village entrance, Auntie Shen who sells eggs, Grandpa Liu the knife sharpener, and even the college student who just returned to his hometown to become the village Party secretary...
Everyone wears a warm smile, but they can't hide the blood and bits of flesh clinging to their teeth.
But this group of college students who returned to their hometown seems different.
They crowd behind Jiang Tunan, itching to act. Some swallow and ask if the bone broth is really edible. Others criticize them for only wanting to eat junk food, with jars of seasoning hanging from their waists. One person is too afraid to look anyone in the eye, yet when Auntie Wang approaches, they let out a piercing scream and kick her twenty meters away.
The others say nothing, but their gazes toward the neighbors are no kinder.
Jiang Tunan simply smiles and leads them home.
In the dead of night, a foul stench of blood spreads from an old, run-down house deep in the village. The neighbors stare at the moon and swallow hungrily.
Human beings are ruled by desire, and often make the ugliest choices. When desire reaches its peak, it is harvest time for the village.
Yet the next day, all they see are the neighbors' mangled limbs tossed outside the house.
At the entrance to the old house, Jiang Tunan sits on a little stool. A bone knife is embedded in her right side, and she is drenched in blood, like the very King of Hell.
Only later do they learn that what was amplified in Jiang Tunan was her protectiveness.
[She's a demon! You could chop her ten times, and she'd still strangle you without even furrowing her brow!]
The panicked news quickly spreads among the neighbors.
Watching their terrified faces, Jiang Tunan feels quite wronged.
[But it's true that I've been unable to feel pain since I was little. If you're afraid of me, why not be afraid of my adorable teammates instead?]
Thank you, dear readers!
Theme: Give your life for the greater good, and strive for peace for all.
This chapter is so interesting. Attack and defeat, kindness and cruelty, past and present, are all intertwined in a war...
Instead of giving it to Sima then, it is better to give it to the Liu family now 🐶
When it comes to the Three Kingdoms, you may first think of that era of disputes between heroes. In stereotypes, it is often the home of male characters. Little do they know that there are actually many impressive, sung and tearful female characters in the Three Kingdoms. It starts with Hu Ban, a fictional character in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist is his daughter Hu Xuan who was reborn through time and space (the name is very popular). In a story dominated by men, women compete in the Central Plains and become prime ministers and marquises. It makes people excited! The plot is compact, restarting in just a few chapters, and the setting of one body and two souls is very novel. The writing style is old-fashioned, and even if it contains the original text of the Three Kingdoms, it is not too dramatic. He has a good grasp of the character traits of the characters in the original text, Zhang Fei's boldness, Liu Bei's generosity, Pang Tong's resourcefulness... At least I haven't seen the OOC yet. It's a wonderful article.
Liang's heroine feels so strong, and the people being saved are so awesome.
Loyal Minister Sima Yi of the Great Wei Dynasty
I feel like I haven't watched enough qwq Xuanzi, why do you have no memory when you come back? Qwq Think about it quickly, don't forget them qwq (The heroine is inexplicably frightened when she goes back to look at her portrait but can't think of anything. I feel anxious for her.) (Dog's Headache Heart. Jpg) I still want to watch the extra qwq. If I can't get enough, I also want the sequel qwq. I feel like I can't get enough of the interactions with Liangliang and the others in qwq. The author's time method is very clever, but I haven't seen enough of qwq and I still want to watch qwq. However, it ended with a lot of flowers ~ Wow, it was so beautifully written. There are so many dramas in the same genre as Three Kingdoms that don't drag out the slightest bit of lightness. I love this genre so much that I cried. I love it so much, I love it so much, and I want to see more interactions between the heroine and various civil servants and generals. It's so interesting (drooling. Jpg) Thank you for your hard work~ (What should I do? I still want to watch the sequel qwq) Finished with flowers~~~[pink heart][pink heart][comparison]
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good.
Having two souls in one body is too unimaginable, hahaha. I support the theory of Guan Yu's daughter
After three words and three concessions, we quickly finished. Why is Nanman Mountain more Xianbei? Here we are.
Dang, Dang, Dang, here comes the gunpowder! We big guys mainly focus on a fire virtue! Do you still remember the fire at Chibi in the past? I checked and found out that Cao Wei really "inherited the fire of the Han Dynasty with his native virtues". I'm happy