Yun Shu is melancholy and quiet, but brave and ruthless when faced with trouble. Wuya Yunsu is bright and confident, but timid and gentle when trouble arises. Though their personalities and ways of handling things are complete opposites, the two switch lives and unexpectedly find themselves in lives better suited to them.
After losing his father, Yun Shu gets into an accident himself. He thinks his mother will be left alone in the world, grieving for them both, but suddenly he is bound to a System that lets people switch lives. The System, Bai Xue, is a bit scatterbrained, but it can give him a new life and let the person who switches lives with him take his place and keep living, while continuing to care for his mother. Though he regrets that he can no longer stay by his mother's side, at least another version of him will be there with her. Otherwise, through all the long years ahead, how could his mother live alone without either his father or him?
After living out her tragic life, Wuya Yunsu unexpectedly obtains a divine artifact. It calls itself System Bai Xue. Once it learns what kind of life she wants, it arranges for her to switch lives with a young woman on the brink of death. The woman comes from a poor family and has lost important loved ones, but the world she lives in is so wonderful that Wuya Yunsu never even dared to dream of it. Wuya Yunsu decides she must live the woman's life well and take good care of the family she has left.
And so Yun Shu begins life in ancient times. But what is going on with Ulanara Qingying? Since when was I your cousin? Don't go calling me that!
Yun Shu discovers that he has somehow landed in Story of Yanxi Palace. Yet whenever anyone is with him, they are immune to Ruyi's brain-rotting aura. The parts of the show that felt off when he watched it are all corrected after his arrival. How interesting ∽ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ.
It's infuriating! She was supposed to be the primary consort, but suddenly she's become a secondary consort. Nothing has gone her way from beginning to end; it's agonizing to watch.
Virgin Mary
I almost threw up reading this; it was a waste of time. The female lead was indescribable, and the writing was a complete mess.