Daily Life of the Shu Han Northern Expedition

An accident transmigrated Liu Yue into the body of a famous figure from the Three Kingdoms era: Liu Shan's daughter.

Liu Shan, nicknamed A Dou, was the son of Liu Bei, the sandal-wearing imperial uncle, and the man who famously "was so content in Shu that he forgot Wei."

At the time, her new father had only recently ascended the throne. The Shu Han dynasty had been founded less than three years earlier, with Wu and Wei eyeing it hungrily from the outside, and rebellions breaking out one after another within the three commanderies of Yuexi, Zangke, and Jianning...

Holding his tiny, soft eldest daughter, Liu Shan frowned and asked, "A Yue, tell me, how should your father restore the Han dynasty?"

Liu Yue's eyelid twitched. Restore the Han dynasty?

She thought about what the history books said came next... Dynasties rose and fell as a matter of course, but she certainly didn't want to live through the chaos of the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties. Thinking about it that way, her main quest really did have to be restoring the Han dynasty.

Her gaze fell on the famous Zhuge Kongming, who was working at a desk nearby. Hope immediately lit her eyes. Back when her new father was still a baby, he had accompanied Zhao Yun through seven advances and seven retreats, earning the achievement of taking on a million Cao troops. With Mr. Zhuge Kongming on her side, surely she could also unlock the "Restore the Han Dynasty" achievement... easily?

With that thought, she turned and clasped her little hands around her new father's big hand. "Father, with Chancellor Zhuge here, we can do it!"

Liu Shan followed her gaze to Zhuge Liang, his eyes full of admiration and trust. "My prime minister is a man of great talent and vision who can plan for every eventuality. We'll all listen to him!"

Liu Yue tugged at his oversized sleeve and said in her childish voice, "Listen to me, too."

Liu Shan: ...

He looked down, and she stared right back at him.

Zhuge Liang heard them and looked up to see the two of them wearing the exact same foolish (crossed out) innocent expressions. His mouth twitched...

Wei Ling had only two worries in life:

First, his battle-hardened father. He was always afraid that one day someone would trick his father and sell him out.

Wei Yan (glaring): You little brat, looking to get a beating?

Second, Princess Liu Yue.

The princess was both beautiful and talented, but her heart and mind were entirely devoted to the Han dynasty. She had no interest whatsoever in a handsome young man like him.

Yet everyone around her, as well as those fools from Cao Wei and Eastern Wu, kept flocking to her side. It was infuriating!

Liu Yue (blinking): Are you asking for trouble?

Wei Ling: ...

Upcoming: How Many Pies Has Adviser Gu Promised? (Transmigrated into a Book)

Gu Jin, an artificial intelligence major, caught a lucky break and had just signed a high-paying job. Her life was about to take off again, but on her first day at work, she got into a car accident. Everything went black, and she transmigrated into a book, into an ancient era of chaos so full of resentment it could crush a ghost.

She transmigrated into the role of a cannon-fodder concubine-born daughter in a political romance novel.

From the start, it was a hell-difficulty scenario.

The rebel army would breach the city in two days. Her cold-blooded birth father didn't care about his concubine-born children at all. He took only a few of his best-looking children with him. She was among them, but... six months later, her ninth elder sister was taken away and given to someone as a plaything. No one knew whether she lived or died. A year later, her birth father packaged her up and offered her to a powerful noble as a caged songbird. Even her four-year-old younger brother, born of the same mother, met a tragic end because he was too good-looking. In the end, the siblings both died miserable deaths.

She had only read half the novel, even though it was finished... If she had known she would transmigrate into it one day, she would have memorized every word. As things stood, what was the difference between this and an abandoned ending?

Still, even half the story was useful. She grabbed her younger brother and ran that very night, disguising herself as a boy and scraping by on the road. Then she met someone who seemed clever but actually had terrible judgment. According to the book, he was a brilliant strategist with grand plans, but somehow he chose the wrong lord to serve. In the end, his family was destroyed and his entire household wiped out.

One of them was cannon fodder, the other a villain...

Gu Jin hit it off with him right away and decided to help him start his own venture. She would be his adviser. Maybe they could all survive, and she might even land a secure government post.

So she immediately analyzed the political situation, exposed the true nature of his lord, and even mapped out a path for him to seize the throne.

Gu Jin: "My lord, I believe you have the makings of a wise ruler. How about we turn our fortunes around and become kings in our own right?"

Xie Wenyu: ...

He actually took the sickly young man's advice and raised an army to strike out on his own.

Upcoming: Who Could Have Guessed My Sister Would Top the Palace Exam?

Yan Xuanying transmigrated into the daughter of a village schoolteacher in the Great Yong dynasty. Her parents were both dead, leaving her and an older sister behind.

Just as Yan Xuanying was wondering how to survive in ancient times, news arrived from the county that her brother, Yan Changying, had passed the highest imperial examination.

Yan Xuanying: ?!

The name was right, but had they gotten the gender wrong?

The people of Yan Village were confused at first. Once they confirmed the successful candidate was one of their own, they rejoiced. Male or female, passing the exams meant exemption from taxes. The people of Yan Village would benefit, too.

From this day onward, Yan Changying was a man, and a top-ranked scholar.

Watching the villagers accept it without a second thought, Yan Xuanying looked up at the sky in exasperation. Who said the ancients were rigid and ignorant?

Later, Yan Changying was demoted for offending a superior.

Helpless, Yan Xuanying packed her bags and went to take the imperial exams, too. She embarked on the one-way road to becoming an official and rescuing her sister. She came first in the exams, giving the Yan family the glorious reputation of having two top-ranked scholars...

As they listened to everyone's praise, the sisters exchanged awkward, anxious looks.

When Yan Changying was demoted for the second time, Yan Xuanying was promoted to Assistant Minister, and went to rescue her again.

When Yan Changying was demoted for the third time, Yan Xuanying became a Vice Minister, and went to rescue her yet again.

When Yan Changying was demoted for the fourth time, Yan Xuanying went to rescue her once more.

In the end, Yan Changying's identity was exposed, shocking the entire court. The emperor tried to force her into the palace as a consort.

Meeting her sister's pleading gaze, Yan Xuanying wiped the cold sweat from her forehead. "Sis, if I rescue you again, we'll have to rebel!"

Yan Changying asked plaintively, "Why not?"

The emperor was incompetent and foolish, relied on corrupt officials, and left the people in misery...

Yan Xuanying: "...Fine. We're already doing something that gets our whole clan executed, so the risk is about the same."

The next news the people of Yan Village heard was that their very own top scholar, Yan, had raised an army in rebellion.

After nervously waiting for some time, the county magistrate came to tell them that Yan Xuanying had ascended the throne.

The people of Yan Village were stunned at first, then overjoyed.

Their village had become the birthplace of an empire. They would all share in the good fortune!

Theme: Stay positive and press forward bravely.