The Prime Minister's worst possible outcome: His time-traveling wife wants a divorce.

To find her younger sister, she traveled back in time to the Three Kingdoms period. She was supposed to arrive during the Three Kingdoms' tripartite balance of power, but she arrived forty years too early! There was no Cao Cao, who held the emperor hostage; no Sun Quan, who guarded Jiangdong; and no Liu Bei, known for his benevolence. Everything was still in her youth. There was the young Cao Mengde, riding a horse, walking his dog, and playing with his hawk; and the refined Yuan Shao, a man from a family that had held high office for four generations. Behind all this prosperity, she knew that the chaotic era of "the Blue Heaven is dead, the Yellow Heaven shall rise" was about to begin. Amidst laughter and revelry, amidst drunken revelry, where would her heart, which didn't belong to the first year of Jian'an, go? How could she prevent the tragedy from repeating itself? (The new book, *The King's Unlucky Sign*, is a sequel to this one—telling the story of Cao Cao and his daughter's love and hate!)

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