I Transmigrated a Thousand Years and Met You. What Bad Luck

Mu Shang clutches her painfully empty stomach and laments how unfair the world is. Why do other people have it so good when they transmigrate, while she not only gets no affection but is reduced to a tribute? Sigh, so much for my glorious reputation. To look good in front of others, you have to keep your head down and your tail tucked between your legs. Mu Shang is under a lot of pressure. Right now, she just wants to belt out a song: "My tears fall across the boundless earth. My whole life has been hard labor. The day it all ends, the day I am set free, when will you finally come? I can't take it, I really can't take it. Mu Shang's life is one big tragedy."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.