[Three Kingdoms] According to Unofficial Histories...

[Important] An alternate timeline. The heroine takes the path of a marquis and powerful minister, assisting an empress. She doesn’t become emperor because I want to write a heroine strategist. If you like stories about empresses, there’s one in my upcoming works. Please stop criticizing me ^_^ [Blurb] (Character art for Yuan Heng and her two companions buried with her is ready.) Yuan Heng transmigrates. The good news: She’s born into a distinguished aristocratic clan, a family of generations of high office and great wealth. Unless something goes wrong, she can live a life of luxury. Yuan Heng: Hehe. The bad news: Her father is Yuan Shao. Yuan Heng: No more hehe. And there’s more good news: She has a System. And more bad news: It’s a historical rumor System. She earns achievement points to exchange for rewards by spreading historical rumors. Yuan Heng tentatively opens the beginner-level historical rumor section: fanfiction. [1. According to historical rumors, Dong Zhuo had a hard life. Despite being broad-shouldered and burly, with mountains of flesh, he was like a delicate flower in troubled times, and ultimately ended up broken and ravaged...] Yuan Heng: Are you trying to make sure my family dies young? - The System’s rewards are too tempting. Yuan Heng stares at the screen full of medicines, seeds, books, and martial arts, her expression shifting again and again. People can’t, or at least shouldn’t... The next day. Luoyang is abuzz with rumors that Yuan Benchu privately weeps and sobs, acting more delicate than a young lady! Yuan Shao: ??? According to historical rumors: That night, the young Marquis of Ye, Yuan Heng, was beaten so hard she spun like a top. - Many years later. Yuan Heng sits astride her horse and glances back at her fired-up troops. Then she leans forward to look at Cao Cao’s army, already in disarray. Finally, she turns to Xun Yu and casually says, “Did you know? Cao Mengde actually lost because he couldn’t forget those melancholy eyes of yours...” Xun Yu: . - For more, see the reader’s guide in the author’s note for Chapter 1. I’ve done everything I can to address potential content concerns and have added disclaimers galore. Theme: Focus on women’s strength and a people-first outlook. Cherish peace and build a better life.