Ji Yanhui, a battle-hardened soldier who gave her life for her country, transmigrates into a book and becomes a cannon-fodder character whose sole purpose is to give the heroine a golden finger. After taking Ji Yanhui’s golden finger and family fortune, the heroine’s cousin successfully rises to become an imperial noble consort. She thrives, and her family flourishes alongside her. The original owner, meanwhile, is married off by her stepmother to a violent man and abused to death.
After learning how the story goes, Ji Yanhui is speechless...
Wouldn’t it be better to keep the golden finger for herself? Wouldn’t it be better to spend her mother’s enormous dowry herself? What kind of nonsense is becoming an imperial noble consort? In the end, she’d still just be a concubine.
So Ji Yanhui, having transmigrated into a book, is determined to avoid the original plot and enjoy a comfortable life with plenty of money and free time. But first, she needs to find herself a strong backer. Hmm, that young heir to the regent seems like a good choice.
But the more she clings to her powerful backer, the more familiar he seems...
"Master, master, don't rub it! Her fur is all messed up!" A childish voice sounded in her mind, finally calling her back to her senses. I don't like to see talking systems and spaces, and I don't know why.
There are space artifacts and spiritual springs, and you can even plant them. It's great.
This book is really good, I really like it! 👍👍
Not bad, but my life experience is very confusing.
It's super beautiful, the plot is interlocking and eye-catching. Played the role of space. I couldn't stop watching.