After a lifetime of hardship, Qian Sanya is reborn and takes another look at the Qian family’s hellish life. Her transmigrated younger sister is always demanding that the family split up, while her beautiful, scheming cousin watches them like a hawk. Her grandparents and parents favor boys over girls, and her selfish, vicious cousin who passed the lowest imperial exam is no pushover either. And chaos is coming: mutinous soldiers will turn to banditry, and millions will starve… As the scapegoat for her transmigrated younger sister, Qian Sanya will make everyone pay for the suffering they inflicted on her in this life. She’ll watch the Qian family tear itself apart and reap the consequences of its actions. In this chaotic age, she asks for neither wealth nor glory, only peace and a smooth path ahead.
It's a pretty good rebirth and space novel. The reborn versus the transmigrator. The transmigrator shattered the dreams of many readers that the transmigrator would always win, but it reflects the diverse nature of people around us, both good and bad, so the transmigrator isn't necessarily a good person, and that's how things end...
I skipped through parts of it, but no matter how frustrating it was in the middle, the ending was good, so I'm giving it four stars. Good luck to the author! (ง •̀_•́)ง
Not bad! It belongs to the kind of period during times of chaos.
It's just that the name is often used incorrectly.
The last few pages weren't written well; it seems like I didn't finish!
Go go go!
Very good, very exciting, highly recommended.
It's quite good; it's a shame it can't be listened to as an audiobook.
Why isn't there a side story about Flying Eagle?
The beginning was really well-written, but it felt like the last sixty or seventy chapters were written by a different person? Overall, it's alright.