Two Beauties Define Three Kingdoms

In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was divided into three parts, with Wei, Shu, and Wu as three kingdoms standing in opposition. The final course of official history was the unification of the three kingdoms by Jin, but a female archaeology student from Hua University, Xia Xinyue, accidentally discovered an ancient book titled "Hegemony Three Kingdoms" while browsing an antique market. According to the book, in the later period of Wei, Shu, and Wu, all three kingdoms were usurped by noble families, maternal relatives, and powerful ministers, becoming new three kingdoms: Hai, Yanxia, and Han. Hai Kingdom inherited Wei and was the strongest, with its capital at Ye City, possessing Luochuan, Tongguan, Guandu, Dingtao, Lujiang, Chang'an, Jinyang, Luoyang, and Xuzhou. Main characters include Hai Emperor Haishang, Chancellor Dou Zhanshengchai, Sikong Ruoshui, Taifu Zhange, Chariot and Cavalry General Suifeng, and Luoyang Prefect Liu Sanli. Yanxia inherited Shu and was second strongest, with its capital at Chengdu. It possessed Sanguan, Tazhong, Jianning, Jiangzhou, Yongchang, Hanzhong, and Lingling. Main characters include Yanxia King Xia Xinyue, Shangshu Ling Xingyuan, Chancellor Qingfeng, Sima Mozei, Situ Yaoyaole, Zhennan General Kunlun, Zhenxi General Yan Wushuang, Zhendong General Anjing, Zhenbei General Yan Shuangying, Hanzhong Prefect Zhanshen, Yongchang Prefect Xiao Yan, and Lingling Prefect Lin Xiyan. Han Kingdom inherited Wu and was the weakest, with its capital at Yuzhang. It possessed Changsha, Guiyang, Wujin, and the county cities of Yangdu and Jianye. Main characters include Han King Taoyuan, Chancellor Baishang, Left Capital Marquis Shenqiang Zhouba, Right Capital Marquis Lantianci, and Yangdu Prefect Juedai Shuangjiao. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Two Beauties Define Three Kingdoms — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠