A Woman Who Knows Etiquette and Enters the Spiritual World by Mistake

A woman who has been accustomed to etiquette since she was a child strays into the world of spiritual practice. She adheres to the idea of etiquette that many people do not blame, abides by her own etiquette, encounters enemies, bows first, encounters siege on the road, bows first, is imprisoned, bows first, and thus creates a situation. Others were seriously injured, she was slightly injured, others were in a cell, and she was in a house; she always felt that she was the smallest one, knowing that there was one of them all in desperate situation, and that person with different identities asked her if she wanted to save others, and she nodded. Later, she sat in a position she had never imagined, and there was an unexpected person standing next to her. One day, his son remembered his grandma's ordinary background and her current status, and comforted his grandma with heartache, "Grandma, you must have suffered a lot in those years." She shook her head and said, "Don't lie, I haven't suffered much." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.