While everyone else transmigrated into a book with their best friend, Mu Fengmian brought her pet cat along and transmigrated all by herself.
Transmigration isn't scary. The real embarrassment is having no skills.
She's a successor to 21st-century socialism, born into a family with generations of expertise.
Her grandmother was a powerful folk healer from a Miao village in Yunnan.
Her father inherited the art of corpse driving from western Hunan.
Her mother was a national martial arts champion.
Even the family cat was a soul-devouring beast that specialized in taking down evil spirits.
With a family background like that, wouldn't anyone today call her a fraud?
But after transmigrating, she found her skills were exactly what the job required.
They call her a country bumpkin, the useless legitimate daughter of the General's Mansion? She'll recite all three hundred Tang poems and blow them away.
Her stepmother and scumbag father don't love her? Who cares? She'll drive their corpses straight to the underworld.
Her arrogant stepsister steals her betrothed? How many peanuts did you eat to get this drunk? Try a Jeet Kune Do smackdown!
What? The powerful nobleman betrothed to her has been poisoned for years, and no medicine can cure him?
Easy. Folk medicine plus science, and she'll have him cured in no time. Her reputation as a miracle doctor will spread far and wide.
Now the people of the entire capital are losing their composure.
Everyone says the Prince of the Underworld is a jinx who kills his wives, so how is his new princess-consort thriving so effortlessly?
Very interesting and worth recommending
The female protagonist is always overwhelmed by the male protagonist
I want a sequel
The content is novel, I suggest the author follow up, it is worth recommending, it is good to read
They fall in love and kill each other, but it is better for the male protagonist to go to modern times. After all, the previous dynasty is involved here. If something goes wrong in the future, it will be a big problem!