After modern office worker Su He suddenly dies, she binds to the “Rescue System for Supporting Characters’ Unfulfilled Wishes.” Her first mission sends her to the world of the classic TV series The King Travels the Land, where she becomes Tang Yao, the prime minister’s daughter, who is about to expose her scumbag husband’s scheme on their wedding day and die in despair.
A hell-mode start from the start? Su He says: No more tragedy, starting with me! She divorces the scumbag in the street, tears into him, saves his first wife, and gets to witness the future top-tier star team in action: the ruler Sima Yulong (Chu Tianyou), traveling incognito, the loyal Marquis Zhao Yu, the chivalrous Bai Shanshan, and the hilarious miracle doctor Ding Wuwei.
She meant to change Tang Yao’s fate and then bow out, but a twist of fate draws her into this sightseeing group on a “find Mom and expose the villains” mission. Hong Xiulan, who gives birth in a coffin; Ding Wuwei, whose origins are shrouded in mystery; Guo Zhanpeng, who dies in court; the turmoil over the true and false ruler; the mystery of the ghost bride; the strange events in Childless Town; the legend of the Blood Qilin... One unsolved case and injustice after another, one character after another with an unfulfilled wish, becomes a redemption mission she must complete.
With the System at her side, does she have martial arts too? An unexpected boost from the Tianshan Heart Method says she does. Joining forces with the low-key ruler and the loyal marquis, she helps the team outwit the Dragon-Slaying Society and travels over mountains and rivers in search of the empress dowager. But that Marquis Zhao, who always silently protects her, has a gaze that grows ever more heated. It seems the way he looks at her is changing...
Watch a modern soul take the screen world by storm, turn the tide when all seems lost, shore up a crumbling empire, and find her happy ending!
It's great! It's a pity that "Dragon Travels the World" didn't have an ending, but now it's finally come true.
It's a pretty good book. The characters are well-developed, and the writing is quite good. It's just that there aren't enough sweet moments, haha.