Mu Yun transmigrated!
When she died while carrying out a mission, her soul transmigrated into the body of a frail young girl named Mu Yun in a small village at the foot of the Qinling Mountains, the largest mountain range in the Tianqi Kingdom, stretching across the country's north-central region.
The girl had lost both her parents. At home were her elderly grandparents and older brother, as well as a little sister.
Her family was poor, frail, and ailing. What was she to do?
No problem. In her previous life, Mu Yun was the last heir of an ancient martial arts family. She hunted in the mountains, fished in the river, and helped the villagers of Mu Family Village grow crops and build their wealth.
Just as a good life seemed within reach, the tyrannical rulers of the Tianqi Dynasty came after them.
They imposed one exorbitant tax after another, conscripted able-bodied men, and even brazenly showed up at people's doors to rob them.
Mu Yun, the Jade-Faced Rakshasa with her twin blades, wasn't about to tolerate that!
With a single turn, she led the whole village and joined forces with the abstinent general Gu Wenqian to quell the chaos and bring the people a just and prosperous age!
It looks pretty good. The description of the female protagonist's life after transmigrating is unhurried, and the writing style is also quite good!
This book is great, I'm reading it right now.
It's alright, not bad, worth checking out.
A very good book, keep it up!
It's pretty good. The female protagonist, who transmigrates, is quite humane and down-to-earth. It's primarily a heartwarming story, so it's worth reading!
I love reading stories where time travelers use their modern wisdom to help people in ancient times escape poverty. Keep it up, author! And please, no powerful figures, emperors, or princes appearing in the story.
Very good, the content is enjoyable.
It's very good and interesting.
The author's description of the night on the grassland is beautiful; the article is good, well-written, and worth reading.
It looks pretty good so far, just don't exaggerate it too much.