Yan Guining, the embodiment of the Book of Answers, transmigrates and has no choice but to get to work if she wants to stay alive.
In the kingdom of Tianlin, there’s a tea seller who sets up a stall in an age when people can barely get enough to eat.
The street vendors gossip and advise her to find another line of work, or she’ll lose so much she won’t even have her underwear left.
The Grand Academician, who has recently enjoyed the Emperor’s favor, stops by for tea every day after court, sometimes without even returning to his residence.
Other officials secretly follow him, only to be spotted by the Grand Academician.
He waves a hand and plays it off: “I simply enjoy drinking tea.”
Even the Great General, who has always looked down on tea, has started drinking it more and more.
Yan Guining: “You definitely don’t know this: the enemy of my enemy is my friend. And I’m willing to be your enemy.”
Yan Guining: “A scourge lives for a thousand years, so I might as well live up to the name.”
The guard whose sword, sharp enough to cut through iron, was snatched away: The sword is real. How did she break it so easily?
The sword really is real! Why won’t you believe us?! Sigh.
The appearance of brown color…