365 Ways to Die While Transmigrating

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Wen Rui unexpectedly gains the extraordinary ability to transmigrate. The only catch is that she has to die each time to return, but that’s a minor issue.

She takes modern goods back to ancient times.

Heard you’ve got strength in numbers? Try my chainsaw.

Heard you’re immune to every poison? How about a shot of insulin?

Heard you’ve got a strong army and fine horses? Ever heard of drone warfare?

Worried you won’t find employees for your company in the modern world? No problem. Ancient craftsmen don’t mind working 996, or even 007.

From then on, Wen Rui sells goods back and forth between two worlds, making a profit as a middlewoman and enriching the material and cultural lives of people in both.