For example, a modern graduate student in history transmigrates to the fictional Great Jing Dynasty after an accident, bringing half of a damaged ancient text with her. She becomes a concubine-born daughter abandoned by her family. She plans to rely on her knowledge of history to live quietly, but the half-book turns out to contain a secret that could determine the dynasty’s rise or fall, attracting the covetous attention of every faction: an ambitious prince, a mysterious martial world organization, and the remnants of a former dynasty lurking behind the scenes.
To protect herself, she has no choice but to use her modern way of thinking and limited historical knowledge to navigate the tangled factions. By chance, she crosses paths with a marquis who seems carefree but bears the burden of a blood feud against his family. The two go from testing each other to gradually building trust, only to discover that their fates have long been bound together by the ancient text and an even older prophecy. As she delves deeper into the book’s secrets, she is startled to find that the course of history in this world seems to diverge from what she learned. She even begins to suspect that her transmigration was no accident, and that some far greater force may be pulling the strings...
