Transmigrated to an Ancient Era with a Qin Dynasty but No Han Dynasty

Transmigration, fleeing famine, romance, cultivation.

A tearjerker. Not for readers who can’t handle emotional pain.

Li Xiang transmigrates and wakes up at the bottom of a cliff. She finds a toddler who has just learned to crawl, but has no idea who she is or where she is. Other people who transmigrate get pocket dimensions and magical springs, or know medicine or martial arts. She’s just an ordinary woman with a pretty face. How is she supposed to survive in an era plagued by famine and war?

Then a man appears, noble and imposing, with an air of distinction. He tells her, “Come with me. I’ll make sure you have everything you need.”

That promise is enough for her to go with him, and he really does provide for her. That’s all.

When the woman he loves appears, she sees him weeping for her and abandoning Li Xiang to risk everything to protect his beloved. She knows that once again, in this life, she is the one who will be betrayed.

Wounded by what happened in both her lives, she chooses to give up everything in the world, only to fall into a mountain cave and enter a different realm.

From then on, her fate changes completely. Someone uses half a lifetime’s worth of cultivation to open her celestial eye, granting her supernatural powers. Only then does she learn that she, that man, and his beloved are bound together by a deep and tangled history of grudges!