Legend of the Three Kingdoms' Battle Maidens

After waking from a night of heavy drinking, Wu Ruan discovered he had arrived in a completely different late Eastern Han Dynasty. The Imperial Jade Seal, forged from the mysterious Heshi Jade, had shattered into pieces, spawning the “Warlord Edicts” that divided the realm, undermined the Han dynasty, and plunged the land into war. Here, Cao Cao composes poetry with his spear held high, Sun Jian charges down like a fierce tiger, and Liu Bei gathers heroes from far and wide. Lü Bu rampages with unstoppable force, Guan Yu sings as he swings his mighty blade, and Zhao Yun rides a white horse with a silver spear. Jia Xu plots behind the scenes, Guo Jia revels in wine, and Zhuge Liang maps out the Eight Formations... But what draws the eye most are the lovely faces, graceful figures, and formidable abilities of the women, enough to make even peerless generals pale in comparison. Each can take on a thousand horsemen and sweep through ten thousand troops. They are known as Battle Maidens! Diao Chan, Cai Yan, Zhen Mi, the Qiao sisters, Sun Shangxiang... They are the strongest fighters, and the most indispensable pieces in the struggle for supremacy, born alongside the “Warlord Edicts.” As the protagonist, Wu Ruan naturally received a “Warlord Edict,” a head start in the battle for supremacy. And his first Battle Maiden was Zhen...