Making a Fortune Every Day, I Change the Fates of Ancients at a Modern Bookshop

Metaphysics expert / past-and-present transmigration / transmigrate into a book and change fate / cozy ensemble cast / build a fortune The restorer of rare books at the suburban “Past and Present Pavilion” appears to be wearing gloves and repairing precious volumes, but the moment she touches a page, she can transmigrate into its story. After all, who would have guessed her library holds “living books”? Seven days inside the library equal one day outside, giving her plenty of time to change fate. Her inborn metaphysical space has a healing spirit spring and a training room that speeds up cultivation, making it even more outrageous than a protagonist's aura! Best of all is the fate-changing System: its pop-up notifications arrive more punctually than food deliveries, and its missions range from “save Du Shiniang” to “protect Lady White.” The talismans it rewards are even better than red envelopes. When she saves Du Shiniang, she uses a “Truth-Revealing Talisman” to expose Li Jia and Sun Fu's deal, then jokes, “That heartless streak is easier to scan than a QR code.” Next, she helps Shiniang open a bookstore and become a top-tier star of Jiangnan's literary scene. When she takes on Fahai, she points at Leifeng Pagoda and says, “There's evil energy from an ancient battlefield underneath. It has nothing to do with Lady White.” She even gives Xu Xian a “Yang Energy Pill.” From then on, the couple open a clinic and treat patients, while Fahai switches to clearing out the trash beneath the pagoda. Other people change fate with clever talk. She does it with talismans, feng shui, and cross-temporal commerce. You never know who she'll save next, or how many secrets are buried beneath the Past and Present Pavilion's floors. Want to know how Shiniang's bookstore outcompetes the others? How to get an appointment at Lady White's clinic? Just how badly the evil cultivator gets beaten in the end?