The Drafty Little Cotton Jacket and Her Proud Brother Ling

On a typhoon day, office worker Si Nian remembers that her beloved little electric scooter is still charging. She quickly puts down her phone and rushes downstairs with her milk tea, only to get electrocuted and die.

When she wakes up, she finds herself dressed in rags and lying in a cowshed. What the hell is this? Why does everyone else transmigrate to ancient times and slaughter their way through everything, or return as a gorgeous, badass empress, while every road for her leads to a life as a workhorse? No, literally as a workhorse. Little Bobo tells her that to get home, she has to collect all the fragments.

After a night of passion, a man’s panting comes from beside her: “Sweetheart, don’t let the wind through your coat again.”