Transmigrated, But the Script Isn’t in My Hands

Transmigrating into the body of a five-year-old girl who is blind, deaf, mute, and physically frail: could there be a more unlucky start?

But I can see content from Bilibili! And it even gives me a weather forecast at the same time every day!

Lying flat and scrolling Bilibili in the modern world isn't much different from lying flat and scrolling Bilibili in ancient times, so I'll just keep lying flat!

But my parents are worried about my health and have found me three child husbands? I don't want them. I can't do this. No way. That's three refusals in a row.

The mother in the novel uses and deceives me? I won't stand for it. I won't put up with being a doormat. I'll just run away and build myself a secluded paradise, then keep my head down until the protagonist reaches the end of the story. After all, a year in the novel is only a day in reality, so at most I'll be stuck there for three months.

But can Chu Jie really get her wish?

Chu Jie's father, mother, and eldest brother refuse to accept fate. Following the advice of several masters, they each find a boy to stay by Chu Jie's side and grow up with her. The masters say these boys are Jie'er's lucky stars, destined to grant her a long life and a lifetime of good fortune.

Born unable to see, hear, or speak, Chu Jie is propelled by the people around her onto an extraordinary path to a dazzling life...

Years later, Chu Jie discovers that, as someone who transmigrated, she isn't the one holding the script after all!

Looking back on her life, she feels as if she's been slapping herself in the face over and over again!!!