Quick Transmigration: The God and Her Black Glasses

[A poor blind man and his rich little ray of sunshine] Question: What do you do when you come out of a century-long seclusion and find your younger sister has become a tomb raider? Answer: Clean up her messes. After a century in seclusion, Weisheng Fuguang emerged to discover that her younger sister had brought her into the world of The Lost Tomb and become a tomb raider, a fearsome woman known on the circuit as the Female Yama, as famous as the Southern Blind Man and the Northern Mute. Weisheng Fuguang: … Her sister was undocumented in this world. Thinking of Hei Xiazi, who was in the same situation, she could only gamble all night with the Grand Elder of Huaxia to clean up her sister’s mess. From the moment Weisheng Wangshu’s older sister arrived, the protagonists of The Lost Tomb had a common guardian. They all looked up to her, but Hei Xiazi was different: he wanted to live off a rich woman. Weisheng Fuguang: My life has been bound by too many things. I was never meant to be free, to do as I pleased. But my sister is different. She is an eagle soaring through the sky, unafraid of wind and rain. I will be her strongest support. Weisheng Wangshu: I was born in the mire, trapped in darkness. I should have rotted there, but my sister saved me and gave me a new life. My sister is the best person in the world. She only needs to sit high upon her divine throne. I will be the sharpest blade in her hand, her most loyal believer, and I will never betray her. Hei Xiazi: It was an ordinary summer that year when I met my goddess. A girl scolded her friend while tending to her wounds with a look of concern. Sunlight fell upon the girl, making her glow as she found her way into Hei Xiazi’s heart.