A Tale of Bandits

As a novel enthusiast, Qi Xixi says: Please, just let me stay ordinary. Don't give me special treatment and make me transmigrate.

After all, people who transmigrate can all leap over rooftops and walls, and every one of them is a master of everything.

She's useless at everything: she can't entertain guests, cook, embroider, or bring herself to kill anyone. She doesn't deserve to transmigrate.

Fine, no transmigration, just reincarnation, then? She's got no special skills and isn't too bright, and she didn't drink Grandma Meng's soup before being reborn in an unfamiliar ancient era. What is she supposed to do?

When Qi Xixi became Qi Xixi again, she struggled to open her eyes, her heart full of sorrow. Damn you, Heaven!

At least the family she'd been born into seemed quite wealthy, so she had time to adjust.

But what was she supposed to do when, just a couple of years later, she got separated from her parents by bandits while they were taking her back to their hometown to worship their ancestors?

At least she was lucky enough to be picked up and raised by someone. But what if the person who found her was a bandit?

Well, even if she remembered where home was, her little body couldn't get back there. She could only lie low for a while. Before she knew it, she'd spent over ten years lying low in the bandit stronghold. Only when she felt capable of making the journey home did she finally set out.

After all that trouble, she finally made it back, only to find that she and her family had grown worlds apart.

But does a girl stop being a girl just because she's picked up a bandit's swagger in a bandit den?

Watch her establish herself in the world, acting sweet and cute one moment and full of bandit spirit the next.

This young lady is going to eat the best food, wear the finest clothes, live in the best house, and use the best things. And marry... no, wait, be married to the best man.

The couple, who had lost their daughter for over a decade and suddenly got her back, nodded like bobbleheads.