Three Kingdoms: Empress of the Han Dynasty

I'm used to seeing male protagonists dominate the world, but it's rare to see a female protagonist dominate the world, and it's not written by a female author. There is a sense of contrast when seeing Lin Daiyu uprooting a weeping willow 🙂

This book is single, slightly biased towards hundreds! There is a completed novel with one million words, so you don't have to worry about becoming a eunuch! In addition, this book mainly refers to official history, and some characters, characters and weapons refer to novels or fiction.

Wait a minute, why is it male to female? I thought it was a time travel for girls

This is not a boy's video. It's unbelievable. She was the empress in the Three Kingdoms. It's such a niche text.

It's been many years since I read a historical novel with a heroine. I remember the last time I read it. It was the last time.

Tsk tsk tsk, the setting is the reincarnation of a social animal. With a little strength, you can kill more than a dozen people in a row. The wooden hairpin is used at the beginning. Author, the king of soldiers is the king of soldiers. The title of social animal is not worthy of your performance.

It is indeed rare to see a female protagonist taking over the world, and it is not easy to write about the subject. The author can look at the ancient book "The Phoenix Crosses the Broken Han", which also has the background of the Three Kingdoms. There is also a book called "Fangming 1128" that is currently being updated, which is about rebellion and has a grander world. Time travel mainly reflects the conflict between ancient and modern values. The male protagonist can ignore many problems and directly adapt to the patriarchal imperial power system as long as he becomes a vested interest. However, the heroine novels, especially the hegemony and rebellion genre (non-traditional female drama palace fighting genre), have to face the difficulties of this reality to change ancient society, which is a major attraction.

There used to be a book called "The Phoenix Crosses the Broken Han" about a heroine competing for hegemony in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The historical knowledge was quite good. The backend sucks.

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I thought that Cao Jie, Lu Lingqi, Sun Shangxiang, Ma Yunlu, and Zhen Mi all had the possibility of becoming empresses. I didn't expect that this book would be led by Cai Yan.

Wen Ji, a talented woman, shocked the world with her wisdom and bravery. The great cause of unifying the three kingdoms will be achieved, and the great Han Dynasty will continue to be glorious. Women do not give in to men's ambitions, and the empress's reputation will last forever. Excellent in both civil and military skills, all people in the world will be in good health.

Are the settings rigorous? Are there any bugs? 😃

Look at the vomiting, why are they all married women in the same place?

To what extent have Western countries developed during the Three Kingdoms period?

It's good to continue writing based on the theme of the previous book. History is too niche. I look forward to the author continuing to write about fantasy and immortality in the next book.

Quick update😭😭😭

There are so many pictures of Three Kingdoms Killing, why do you have to use AI and it doesn't look good?

The author can write about the struggles between various forces and factions. No force is monolithic internally, whether externally or internally.

I always feel that the protagonist's special abilities were sent to him by the future protagonist, and after he unifies the world, he should develop that biotechnology, right? Extend human life😰

It comes from "The Phoenix Crosses the Broken Han". In that plot, the heroine is so powerful that she breaks the earth and becomes the king, and she welcomes Wenji back to the Han Dynasty to work as an aide in the shogunate.