Next up: a card novel with the same female lead, The Huaxia Cards Are Being Distributed
Bai Jin was immortal. After waking from a long sleep, she found herself in the Three Kingdoms era, bound to a System that would make her the ruler who united the land.
She had no desire to dominate the world. She only wanted to win the game, but some people revered her as a god and longed for her help.
On the battlefield, the stunning woman struck with her blade. A god saves all living beings, and everyone could become a god.
A goddess had appeared among the Yellow Turban Army. They said she was as beautiful as an immortal, but in this chaotic struggle for the realm, a pretty face wasn't enough. Someone challenged her, and after becoming her prisoner, heard the former Yellow Turban general Zhang Liang say, "Goddess, goddess, you're focusing on the 'goddess' part, but the important thing is the 'god'!"
Swords clashed, schemes unfolded, and every faction had a wealth of talented people at its command. Bai Jin thought: Everyone uses heroes to survive troubled times, so she'll make heroes herself. Female heroes. Everyone looks down on women, so she'll use an army of women to stir up this whole world.
The various factions found it baffling. Why did they keep losing in this struggle for supremacy? Even the most powerful factions suffered defeat after defeat. Then everyone discovered that Bai Jin had secretly planted countless spies among them. From then on, everyone was gripped by suspicion. Who was one of their own, and who was a spy?
Note: The heroine is no saint. She's the strongest in combat and has countless spies. This is a heavily alternate-universe take on the Three Kingdoms, and I've changed the timeline a great deal, so please don't nitpick the history. The characters have all been changed to varying degrees, so enter at your own risk. Also, the writing isn't great, so read at your own risk.
Theme: Water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize it
