A modern, down-on-her-luck female special police officer accidentally transmigrates to the Yunqi Continent, becoming a good-for-nothing young lady of a noble family who has been abandoned by her kin. Is she really a good-for-nothing? No. Her noble, mysterious bloodline is unmatched. Is she spoiled and dissolute? Yes. But why does the peerlessly elegant, iron-willed, aloof emperor favor this kind of personality?
“Where the phoenix comes, a thousand seas are at peace; where the phoenix longs to soar, may its song resound forever.” The heroine has no golden finger and is no saint. She is simply Xia You: often goofy, sometimes timid, yet willing to risk her life to protect strangers, with a tenacious vitality like wild grass. Watch as she grows step by step in the ancient world, from a good-for-nothing young lady into the revered Divine Maiden of the Seventh-Life Divine Phoenix Realm, making a dazzling transformation.
Very pretty! If you haven't seen it, you can give it a try! The plot of the story is also okay. The heroine is very vigorous and decisive when dealing with people outside. She is a little pretentious when it comes to her own feelings and the male protagonist, but overall it is quite good-looking.
I think it's okay, not bad. I found this book when I was in a book shortage. Young readers who are in a book shortage can take a look.
Looks good, pretty good
I like it, it's so awesome