After Transmigrating to Republican-Era China, I Lived a Brilliant Life

Luo Qingchen is a musical prodigy who has just graduated from the music department. Like many parents, hers signed her up for all kinds of lessons and skills classes when she was little, giving her plenty of advantages. She thought she was about to begin an exciting new chapter in her life, but while on her way to meet a close friend, she was caught in a car accident and transmigrated to the completely unfamiliar Republican era. There, she meets Zhang Lancheng, the sunny, cheerful second son of the military governor, and Tang Yu, a powerful figure in business whom she first encounters when he saves her, though they don’t properly meet until later. She also gets to know the Chen family, her neighbors in the little courtyard. The last person she should have crossed paths with is the young marshal, a man rumored to be ruthless, cold, sinister, and cunning. All she wants is to stay quietly hidden in a corner like an ostrich, out of everyone’s sight. Instead, she keeps running into powerful people, and they all take an interest in her. Well, she’s here now, so she might as well make the best of it. She’ll just keep her head down and bluff her way through whatever comes. But that young marshal really is devious. He’s full of schemes, sometimes resorts to taking what he wants by force, and won’t listen to reason. Then he sets one trap after another for her to fall into. He’s driving her crazy! That dog of a man… I can’t leave, but let’s see who else would put up with you if I could… I really wonder what he’d do if I actually made it home…