After Transmigrating into a Book, the Consort Saves Her Life by Defying Fate

An upgraded version of Honkai missions, such as how "suicide" involving national affairs can lead to larger-scale accidents The secrets of the bronze mirror system are gradually revealed, making the world view more complete Gu Chenyuan's transformation process from "logical obsessive-compulsive disorder" to "accepting chaos" The ultimate test of Xie Wanwan's "sister-in-law filter" How to bring out the sense of humor of modern social animals in an ancient context There are a few key points to note: Each chapter has a landmark Honkai event, such as "rats carrying grain" which is very representative The secrets of bronze mirrors must be revealed layer by layer and cannot be reflected all at once. The emotional line is inseparable, and Gu Chenyuan's attraction must be in line with his character of "analyzing emotions with the art of war" The ending echoes the beginning, allowing Xie Shuhua to finally get rid of existential anxiety and gain true freedom. The most exciting part should be Gu Chenyuan's reaction when he discovered the secret of the bronze mirror - this general who firmly believed that "everything can be deduced" had his worldview collapse in the face of supernatural existence. And the truth about Xie Wanwan's "Feng Ming" revealed in the final crisis. It turns out that her ability is not palace fighting, but...