Quick Transmigration: A Guide to Surviving in Ancient Times

Modern office worker Lin Tang binds herself to a "Karmic Correction Device" after a car accident and is forced to transmigrate through eight ancient worlds whose histories have been altered by the Heavenly Dao: an imperial examination fraud case in Daliang, a bloodbath in the martial world of Xichu, a marriage alliance scam in Beirong... The deviations in each world all point to her bond with two "karmic anchors" from her previous life.

She is Lin Tang. She keeps the books with Excel in her left hand and tests for gu poison with a microscope in her right. Using modern knowledge to outperform the locals in the ancient world, she nevertheless attracts two men with very different personalities:

• Xie Yan: A refined statesman in moon-white robes, always going on about how "it's improper for women to study," yet secretly using her Excel skills to revise the imperial examination records. When old scholars accuse her methods of being "witchcraft," he insists on standing by her side and saying, "This is simply a rational approach."

• Xiao Chengyu: A wild frontier prince in dark, fitted clothes. He finds the examination hall stifling, yet insists on stealing her milk tea. When she is hunted by the martial world, he shields her with a counterattack and declares, "Anyone who touches her will have their ancestral graves dug up!"

The snarky electronic voice of the System, Little Tao, turns into an adorable little baby and keeps teasing, "Host, you've stuck the princess's hairpin in your hair like a regular pin again." But late at night, she reveals, "Master, Brother A-Yan's jade pendant and Wolf Brother's dagger are a pair..."

As the deviation levels rise across the eight worlds, memories of her past life gradually awaken. It turns out the three of them were once fellow disciples of an immortal sect. To save her, the two men destroyed their own immortal bones and had their memories erased by the Heavenly Dao, scattering across time and space as the "two sides of karma." Xie Yan is the scholar-official of what "ought to be," while Xiao Chengyu is the martial wanderer of what "is." She is the only "variable" capable of piecing together their complete destinies.