Yin Ran's soul traveled to a peaceful and prosperous age where civility was valued over martial arts. There were more men than women, leading to an imaginary dynasty of polyandry. She was a daughter of an aristocratic family who was loved by her elders and doted on by her brothers, but was frail and prone to belching at any time. She was so tired from modern work that she died suddenly, and she planned to be a salty fish who could eat, drink, and lie down happily in this life...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
