After dying, she returns with a powerful soul. With a silver needle in hand, she turns the tides of fate. Her ugly face gives way to peerless beauty. A transmigrator takes on a local girl: watch her tear apart the scheming white lotus, teach her sharp-tongued aunt a brutal lesson, kick her awful relatives to the curb, outwit a bandit den, and make money in all sorts of ways!
Then one day, the heroine accidentally provokes a handsome snake demon who clings to her every night, demanding that she lay an egg. Furious, she flips the table. “Why don’t you get the hell out of here?!” The snake lunges at her. “Sure! I’ll lay an egg right this second!”
I read this in elementary school and have never forgotten it. I still love how it progresses step by step from different settings—a rural palace intrigue story to mainland fantasy—where else can I find a book like this?
I just started reading it, and it seems like a book I'm interested in continuing to read. Hopefully, it will get even better later on.
The story is a fantastical tale of travel, encompassing the human world, the demon realm, and heaven. The ultimate message is that people should strive for goodness, have aspirations for a better future, and do what they believe is right. While there is some mutual torment, the ending is ultimately beautiful.
It's pretty good, though the ending is a bit heartbreaking.
It's beautiful, but a little heartbreaking.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It's quite good. I've seen over a hundred chapters and it's very interesting. I wonder how it will turn out and if it will be even better later on. I hope it gets even better.
That's great, absolutely fantastic!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It's good; I'll take it with me to the next book.