Luo Tong, head of the Luo Group in the 21st century, transmigrates into the body of Qiao Anhan, an illegitimate daughter of the Qiao family in the Great Liang Kingdom. Sigh, other transmigrators either get a golden finger or are born into royalty, surrounded by fine clothes, fine food, and handsome admirers. So why does she end up lying in a coffin, keeping company with bones and skeletons? And now she has to fight someone for a burial plot.
So what if she’s been bullied? So what if she’s forced to take her sister’s place in marriage to a ruthless general? So what if she’s been used as a pawn?
She’s already died in a car accident and climbed out of a grave. What could she possibly be afraid of?
P.S. They say it’s like crossing a mountain for a man to pursue a woman, but like a layer of gauze for a woman to pursue a man. Why does it feel like there’s a wall between them to her?
After reading Chapter 9, I still can't keep reading. The female protagonist is very nymphomaniac and chases the male protagonist, calling her Xiao Xixi.