The female lead is Zhuge Ruoxue, Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao, Sun Ren, Yuan Yin, Bu Lian Shi's history/Qin and Han Dynasty's Three Kingdoms novel, what is it? It has to have maturity, strategy, Three Kingdoms, and aristocratic elements? Where can I watch it?

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2025-01-21 06:04

This book was titled The Three Kingdoms: The characters included: The male protagonist was Lu Yi, an existence who had transmigrated to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty in a parallel world through a mirage. The female protagonist was Zhuge Ruoxue, Zhuge Liang's second sister. When Cao Cao first conquered Xuzhou, he was separated from his family when he fled south and was captured by Zang Ba and other bandits. The female protagonist was Da Qiao, who was proficient in arithmetic. The female protagonist was Xiao Qiao, who was mischievous and had excellent skills in playing the piano and painting. The female protagonist was Sun Ren, the original form of Sun Shangxiang in Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the game. She was the youngest sister of Sun Ce and Sun Quan. She was with the male protagonist because of a marriage. She liked to wield knives and guns and was very protective of her own. The female protagonist was Yuan Yin, the daughter of Yuan Shu. She was once promised by Yuan Shu to Lu Yi. After Yuan Shu died, Yuan Yin and her brother wandered to River East and helped the male protagonist to obtain a group of former officials of Yuan Shu. The female protagonist was Bu Lian Shi, a clansman of Bu Zhi. She was saved by the male protagonist in River Lu and vowed to marry the male protagonist when she grew up. She followed Huang Chengyan and others to learn the art of traps and created many weapons of war. The male protagonist was Nangong Yan, the young master of the Nangong family, a martial arts aristocratic family in the district. Hiding beside the previous masters of the Lu family in Wu County, he called himself "General Qu A". The male supporting role was Zhou Yu, the son of the Zhou family. He was noble beyond words. In the eyes of the male protagonist, the high-level version of "Jia Baoyu" was heroic and intelligent. The male supporting role was Xu Shu, a knight-errant. He planned to assassinate Dong Zhuo with Xun You and other Yingchuan heroes and failed to escape south. There were only three people in his eyes: His mother, Lu Kang, and the male protagonist were working hard to learn the art of war. The male supporting character was Xu Sheng. When Cao Cao first conquered Xuzhou, he fled south to Lujiang. In order to eat, he joined the army and became the male protagonist's personal guard. Lifetime goal: After dinner, the male lead would follow his instructions. The male supporting character was Lu Su, a truly heroic noble young master. The male supporting character was Taishi Ci, who was highly skilled in martial arts. He was loyal and used two short halberds. The male supporting character was Sun Ce, a little tyrant. He was very brave, had a bad temper, and was bloodthirsty. The male supporting character was Zhuge Jin, the elder brother of the female lead Zhuge Ruoxue. He was gentle and humble. The male supporting character was Zhuge Liang, the former Prime Minister of Ji Han, the younger brother of the female lead Zhuge Ruoxue. He was mischievous when he was young and became a demon when he grew up. The male supporting character was Qiao Hao, the father of the female lead Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao. He was in charge of the Lu family's business and would be the future "Elder Qiao". The male supporting actor was Chen Deng, the only son of Chen Gui, the head of the Chen family in Xiapi. The male supporting actor was Shi Huan, the male protagonist's personal guard, Zhu Zhi's brother-in-law, and Zhu Ran's biological father. He was known as the "Three Shadows of River East" along with Nangong Yan and Zhou Tai. The male supporting actor was Wei Jing, Bu Zhi's good friend. He was taken in by the male protagonist together with Bu Zhi. He only thought of the highest goal: He ascended to the highest position and stepped on the diehards for the male protagonist. The male supporting role was Tian Yu, who followed Liu Bei in his early years and was the fourth brother of Liu Guan Zhang. Because of his pursuit of the future, he followed the male protagonist and eventually fought in all directions. The male supporting character, Zhao Yun, led his clansmen to follow Gongsun Zan in his early years. Because he was disappointed with Gongsun Zan's stubbornness, he left on the pretext of his brother's death. He wanted to follow Liu Bei, and by chance, he had to rely on the male protagonist. The male supporting character, Gao Shun, had followed Lu Bu in his early years. After the fall of Xuzhou, he had surrendered to the male protagonist, the commander of the Breaking Ranks. He had led the Breaking Ranks through the transformation of heavy infantry into heavy cavalry. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "The Three Kingdoms: The Blind Box at the Beginning Draws Da Qiao" Author: I'm a Cat Uncle, a historical/Qin and Han Three Kingdoms novel with mature, strategic, Three Kingdoms, and aristocratic elements. [User recommendation: Three Kingdoms language. The kind where the protagonist slowly grows up. It's not without brains. It feels okay. If you're interested, you can take a look.] [Shimeng's score: 8.5] I hope you will like this book.