Fan Qing transmigrates from being an ancient patriarch in the cultivation world into the body of an ordinary, ill-fated woman who shares her name and has died an unjust death.
Damn! Are ordinary people in this world always this annoying?
From now on, Fan Qing is no longer the old Fan Qing. Watch me turn my life upside down.
Mom doesn’t love me? Who cares? I’m out of here.
My siblings bully me? Take this kick! I’ll beat the crap out of you.
She unexpectedly lands a handsome, wealthy husband on the cheap, and even joins him on a celebrity variety show. And so begins her wild, chaotic rise to fame.
Her opening dance comes with a boast: “The east wind blows, the war drums pound. I’m Fan Qing, and who’s going to scare me?”
Pointing ahead, she declares: “Ladies and young wives watching at home, and all you spendthrift men! You won’t have to gaze at the stars anymore, because your star has arrived!”
Host: “Why did you come on this variety show?”
Fan Qing: “I heard this show was a hit. What a coincidence, I want to be a hit too, so here I am!”
Host: “Tell us what you hope to get out of taking part in this show.”
Fan Qing: “The courtyard? Oh, our show’s courtyard is pretty nice. But is nobody going to clean up that dog poop under the big tree by the walkway? I saw it, you know.”
But Fan Qing has her frustrations, too. Wait, why does Gu, the cool and refined “national husband” and top movie star, keep paying her special attention? Is her feminine charm really that powerful now?
Heh, this is getting interesting. Two men fighting over one woman? So cheesy. I’m here for it!
So Fan Qing happily sits back and enjoys the show, taking it all in at her leisure.