Transmigrating into The Lost Tomb: A Spirit Pet’s CP-Shipping Adventure

Qing Li, a die-hard fan of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, transmigrates into a spirit cat at Zhang Qiling’s side. This transmigration is even more outrageous than Third Uncle’s imagination! As soon as she arrives at Xiaoge’s side, Qing Li goes completely off the rails. The solemn atmosphere of Changbai Mountain becomes a slapstick comedy in an instant. While Xiaoge focuses on training, she dances around beside him. “Xiaoge, your stance is way too stiff. Look at my Spirit Cat Drift Step! It’ll make you move as fast as lightning!” Xiaoge can only look helplessly on as she entertains herself, completely carried away. In the Zhang family, Qing Li watches Xiaoge suffer and worries for him, wishing she could take his place. When Xiaoge loses his memory because of his Heaven-Given bloodline, she stays by his side like a loyal little guardian, traveling the world with him in search of his memories. Along the way, they get chased until they’re running for their lives by monstrous snakes and accidentally trigger mysterious mechanisms, causing one hilarious mishap after another. It’s dangerous, but funny too. When the story finally gets going, Qing Li instantly awakens her inner head of the CP fan club. Whenever she sees Xiaoge and Wu Xie interact, she gets as excited as if someone had lit a firecracker under her, bouncing around and shouting, “Wow, this couple is dangerously sweet! They’re locked in, no debate!” She even pulls off all kinds of stunts just to make their relationship heat up fast, more enthusiastic about it than she’d be about her own romance. Later, Qing Li cultivates a human form and hits it off with Black Glasses. Together, they’re comedy gold. Black Glasses puts on his shades to look cool, but Qing Li snatches them off and teases him with a grin: “Brother Blind, let me see those charming white eyes of yours. Are they hiding some mysterious signal?” Black Glasses doesn’t get annoyed and shoots back, “I wear these so I don’t get blinded by all your mischievous ideas.”